As other reviewers have said, you wonder where you're going as you drive down dirt roads past crumbling buildings but once through the entrance gate, voila!...

As other reviewers have said, you wonder where you're going as you drive down dirt roads past crumbling buildings but once through the entrance gate, voila! A haven of comfort. The garden area was beautiful with outside tables and chairs to sit at. The dinner and breakfast were both delicious and we wished we were staying more than one night. The room itself was quite spacious, as was the bathroom. The indoor sitting areas looked very comfortable and welcoming too but we didn't have the chance to use them. Seeing the towering walls of the old kasbah gave a feeling of being in our own little world.

We stayed for one night on New Years Eve on route back from Erg Chegaga to Marrakech. We intended to walk around Agdz, but after several days in the desert...

We stayed for one night on New Years Eve on route back from Erg Chegaga to Marrakech. We intended to walk around Agdz, but after several days in the desert climbing up and down dunes, the comfortable sun loungers and beds at Dar Qamar’s poolside meant we did not leave the grounds! There were plenty of things to keep the children entertained, with resident peacocks and beautiful gardens. The staff were very friendly but did not speak much English. We used a mixture of French and English to arrange meal plans for the children. Dinner was wonderful, a real feast for New Year’s Eve! I also enjoyed breakfast - there was a hob with boiling water to cook our own soft/hard boiled eggs. The room was comfortable with a heater and hot showers. The WiFi was really good and even supported a Happy New Year what’s app call to the grandparents! The WiFi was strong enough to reach the rooms too. We ended up staying for lunch at poolside on New Year’s Day before reluctantly leaving Dar Qamar! Would definitely stay again!

Admittedly, we weren't looking for this place. But after several times through the town, not being able to find the kasbahs we were looking for, we turned...

Admittedly, we weren't looking for this place. But after several times through the town, not being able to find the kasbahs we were looking for, we turned to our Rough Guide. We followed the signs from the centre of town, past a school and down a one late alley and into a small gated area. First a young man greeted us, rang a bell, and then Bernard appeared. He showed us a room and we thought we were in heaven! A beautiful room for four and a heater! The clincher? Wine with dinner. Bernard showed us the beautiful grounds, a heated pool, the salon and dining room. It was a shame we didn't have the time to get into the pool- it looked so inviting. Because we arrived late in the day, the hammam didn't have time to be heated, either. We arrived early for dinner, listening to nice jazz as the chef worked in the kitchen and we wrote in our journals. Bernard came in and suggested a bottle of Moroccan red wine. We started with a cauliflower soup, the main of chicken and vegetables, with a finale of stewed apples with almonds and freshly made strawberry ice cream. We had seen the strawberries being sold in the surrounding villages, so we knew they were fresh!The heater was very welcome as we had been blown across the southern roads of Morocco that day. Shower was roomy and hot.Breakfast was crumpets, bread, fruit, orange juice, tropical juice, excellent coffee, and eggs. It was a feast that saw us till dinner the next day in the Sahara! This is a place to spend at least 2 nights. Bernard has a walking map of the palmeries which I would have loved to have taken advantage of. But alas, we had a date with some dromedaries near M'Hamid.

We've driving through the town looking for a kasbah for the night. On the main road we've seen many signboards with hotels and oasis names. One of them...

We've driving through the town looking for a kasbah for the night. On the main road we've seen many signboards with hotels and oasis names. One of them was the Dar Qamar. The place is hidden in the old part of te village built with clay walls. It was like going back in time few hundreds years!After crossing the gate you will find an absolutely amazing, unexpected and very comfortable oasis!The rooms are clean, spacious with simple furnishings. Bathroom with shower in typical Kasbah style. Wi-fi running well. The nicest area is the beautiful garden with heated swimming pool and dinning facilities around. We had a very tasty dinner with a home grown salad accompanied by nice Moroccan white wine. We spent there only one night but the place is just unforgettable and we will definitely come back!Thanks to all the staff and greetings to the owner! It was a pleasure to be hosted in your home!

First thing - make sure you eat dinner at the Dar Qamar. When we visited, there was a set menu, and it was one of the best meals we had on our trip. As...

First thing - make sure you eat dinner at the Dar Qamar. When we visited, there was a set menu, and it was one of the best meals we had on our trip. As the other reviewers have stated, this hotel is located within old clay city walls, and it literally feels like you're entering an oasis when you walk through the door. There is a swimming pool and a garden, and there are places to go for walks right around the corner from the hotel (after weaving through the city walls). I would go as far to not only recommend this hotel if you're in Agdz, but to actually recommending stopping in Agdz so that you can stay at this hotel. It was such a wonderful experience!

Ok, so Brad and Anjolie stayed here when filming Babel, so it's got that going for it ???But seriously, once you get down the street from the main part...

Ok, so Brad and Anjolie stayed here when filming Babel, so it's got that going for it ???But seriously, once you get down the street from the main part of town, then down the alley to this Riad, you open the door to wonderful gardens, complete with peacocks, a good looking swimming pool, and fine fruit drinks made with rum.The room we had was probably one held in reserve, but it was nice enough and, with a nice bath. All very clean, good towels, etc.The real treat was this French couple can cook ! We enjoyed dinner here and it was quite good, so do that once you're here, especially since I can't imagine a really good restaurant in Agdz, with all due respect ?!Enjoy, Go Travel, Salida1048

What an oasis opened up after arriving there by way of the narrow street of the ksar.The ambiance of Dar Qamar was a successful blend of French and Moroccan...

What an oasis opened up after arriving there by way of the narrow street of the ksar.The ambiance of Dar Qamar was a successful blend of French and Moroccan without in any way being twee or falsely contrived. During both daylight and evening hours a delightful charm had been successfully achieved.The staff were all cheerfully efficient, admirably led by the owners Bernard and Fanny.Our evening meal and breakfasts were delicious and we were able to enjoy these outside; but should there have been inclement weather, the indoor areas were beautifully furnished and comfortable.So pleased this was recommended to us by my son, but wish we had been able to stay longer.