They have used traditional techniques in the construction, using rammed earth walls (pisé), Tataouine-style wooden ceilings, and a lovely sit-out shielded by dromedary-hair tent covers. A nearby local women’s cooperative has made these. Here you can kick back and read a book on one of the comfortable seats or rocking chair.
Each house has a living room, bedroom with also an en-suite bathroom. These gave both a shower and a bathtub.
Dining is a rather indulgent affair, yet sourcing locally produced ingredients.
Nearby, you can explore Amtoudi, where you find one of the best-preserved Agadir or fortified granaries. Here, they set up a private picnic with stunning views over the countryside. You also visit the Akka palm groves, which make for an enjoyable short walk.