Atlas Prestige

Was great place to stay

one of the best views in the world clean, location is the best so far, the views are amazing, the owners are very helpful and arranged a mule and a guide for a 5 hours trip in the mountains. the food in the place is really good

We stayed at this hotel in the family size room for a couple night in March 2025. We drove up to the hotel's "parking" which if we hadn't been already driving in Morocco for a few weeks up to that point would have been a mini adventure in itself. The view from the hotel is jaw dropping, absolutely gorgeous. We definitely felt the altitude's thinner air when hiking down to Imlil's main street. You could say it would get a bit tedious hiking up and down the steps if visiting the town often. The included breakfasts and paid dinners were in a cosey warm space and were delicious and filling. The room itself served its purpose, we all slept great. My only complain about this particular room was the bathroom could have used some TLC, mainly the lack of hooks/towel bars, or maybe a small shelf. The service was friendly, from initial greeting, meals, to checkout. We booked a guided hike through the hotel which was good value. My rating is more of a 4.5 / 5. I would book it again if visiting Imlil when the kids are older and can handle a multi-day hike.

We stayed at the Atlas-Prestige for 3 nights celebrating my husband’s 70th birthday. Our party was made up of our 30 year old son, 28 year old daughter and my husband and me. The Riad arranged transport from the airport to Imlil at a very competitive cost of Euro50 for a 90 Km trip. This went smoothly as we were met by the driver with a sign with our name on. On arrival we were taken to the Riad’s terrace, with its spectacular views of the mountains, and served with L mint tea and Moroccan biscuits. Our rooms were decorated with Moroccan rugs and had tea and coffee making facilities. There was also an air conditioner that worked by cooling or heating the room. This was necessary as it was cold up in the mountains so was a very welcome feature. The bathroom had a restroom type shower and shampoo and shower gel was provided. The beds were firm and comfortable. We opted for the breakfast and dinner option and we were very well fed. Homemade soups, delicious rustic Moroccan Tagines, olives on the table, hot flatbreads and local fruit. Breakfasts were omelettes or boiled eggs, pancakes, hot bread and a selection of local preserves (almond nut butter, honey, apricot jam etc) , yoghurts, cereal and the most delicious homemade orange juice. There was also coffee, hot chocolate, mint tea and other teas on tap. Our daughter does not eat meat and the staff were happy to make her vegetarian dishes. Alcohol is not available but you are welcome to bring your own. We tended to have our G&Ts in our room before supper while playing cards and the staff were happy to chill out tonic in their fridge. The staff were very helpful in showing you various walks and arranging guides to take you on specific walks. They even arranged mules for my husband and me as we were not as fit as our children. All prices were very reasonable. It was a magical few days for us spent in the most spectacular scenery. I wish all the staff at the Riad much success for their future. They work very hard at making your time spent with them special for you.

Could not fault anything about this stay/break. This was not our normal destination/type of holiday but we are so pleased we took the leap of faith. The hotel is in a beautiful location with stunning views of Imlil and the mountains and is a perfect spot for the hikers and explorers of the world. The staff in the hotel are so friendly, polite and the service was a well oiled machine. It was amazing to be served breakfast and tea without having to think about meal choices. You have what they cook and it was all lovely, no harsh spices or really strong flavours that could put people off (we are definitely not fussy eaters though). The rooms were very traditional, comfortable and, once we got the hang of the heating, very warm with the additional, provided blankets on the bed. Lovely to hear the prayer call in the early hours, was a taste of a different culture. So to sum up, a great pace to stay and explore the mountains/area, relaxing hotel to read/chill in, lovely food and service but bring sensible shoes!