Le Sauvage Noble
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 08:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 12:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Airport shuttle
Front desk 24 hour
Restaurant
Non-smoking
More about Le Sauvage Noble
Le Sauvage Noble
Offering a restaurant, Le Sauvage Noble is located in Zagora. Private bathrooms also come with a shower. At Le Sauvage Noble you will find turkish bath, a 24-hour front desk and a garden. Other facilities offered include shared lounge and a tour...
Reviews from 
Couple
Comment: 12 Jan 2025
Stayed in: Jan 2025
Wonderful Riad in the desert !!
Me and my wife spend one week over there, and we wish to spend more and more.
The hospitality was amazing, very friendly and welcoming, special thanks to Abdullah, the owner, Fatima ezzahra in the reception and Abdessadiq, and also the cleaning ladies and kitchen.
The location is amazing in the middle of daraa Valley, and the view from the terrace is extraordinary.
Rooms are big and comfortable and beautifully decorated.
The decoration of the whole hotel is amazing, you feel the history of the touaregs and the nomades, it's like a museum more than a hotel.
The food was amazing and very delicious. They have different options
I highly recommend it and would love to visit there again soon
The hospitality was amazing, very friendly and welcoming, special thanks to Abdullah, the owner, Fatima ezzahra in the reception and Abdessadiq, and also the cleaning ladies and kitchen.
The location is amazing in the middle of daraa Valley, and the view from the terrace is extraordinary.
Rooms are big and comfortable and beautifully decorated.
The decoration of the whole hotel is amazing, you feel the history of the touaregs and the nomades, it's like a museum more than a hotel.
The food was amazing and very delicious. They have different options
I highly recommend it and would love to visit there again soon
Other
BE
Comment: 11 Dec 2019
Stayed in: Nov 2019
Touts beaux et en harmony, so beautiful and in harmonie, voel je een pasha.
Voel je een Pasha in een fantastisch paleis, Voor een relatief kleine prijs. Zeer gezellig en goede gesprekken met Abdulha. ik doe niet zo aan reviews maar dit is de moeite waard. We passed by good luck and yes we have been lucky. You feel well treated for a good price. A dream to build it with so much passion.
Family traveller
IT
Comment: 26 Apr 2019
Stayed in: Apr 2019
SImply awesome !!
This is by far the best riad visited during my short but hectic one week travelling through Marocco. Beautyfully furnished, elegant settings, perfectly treated gardens, super cool common spaces, nice and discreet service, the only little downside being the meagerness of water flow rate in the bathroom. Highly, highly recommended.
Besides, for German speaking guests: the owner is fluent in German.
Besides, for German speaking guests: the owner is fluent in German.
Couple
Comment: 1 Nov 2019
Stayed in: Nov 2019
69€ per night, beautiful charming hotel!
We feel lucky to have found this hotel and even to get a room. The hotelmanager is a very interesting and nice person who sits together with the clients and is having a chat. His knowledge is great, we appreciated his sharings and stories.
The room and the hotel were absolutely beautiful. One of our best hotel we found in Marokko. We tried to extend our stay but unfortunately it was fully booked.
Hope to see you soon again!!
The room and the hotel were absolutely beautiful. One of our best hotel we found in Marokko. We tried to extend our stay but unfortunately it was fully booked.
Hope to see you soon again!!
Family traveller
Comment: 21 Nov 2018
Stayed in: Nov 2018
A wonderful oasis
My family and I had three rooms at Le Sauvage Noble near Zagora. We had little difficulty finding the property; putting the GPS coordinates for the property included in our booking confirmation into Google Maps helped a lot. We were warmly greeted by the owner, who has a background as an academic and speaks fluent French and German (and presumably Arabic and Berber also). The English of the staff is limited, but I made do with my basic French (and would encourage English speakers to work through any linguistic hurdles and still visit the property, though downloading Google translate in advance might help).
Out of the six Riads that we stayed at during my stay, the Le Sauvage Noble property was certainly the most impressive physically and the best decorated — one could spend half a day just taking in all of the details and the antiques on the property. Each of our rooms were very pleasant and very clean. Indeed, while staying there you are basically staying at someone’s home, so wearing the supplied sandals indoors (and, in certain circumstances, going barefoot in specific areas) seems the way to go.
If you are looking for loads of water pressure and high-speed internet, I recommend that you look elsewhere (but if you want great internet, you are probably not going to travel to Zagora).
There appears to be very limited food options near the property. Fortunately, the food at Le Sauvage Noble was excellent - we had both dinner and breakfast there and the owner and staff clearly expend considerable effort to provide wonderful meals to their guests.
Overall, I can highly recommend Le Sauvage Noble, with my only regret that we did not spend another day or two at the property. Out of the places that we stayed in Morocco, it was the most carefully decorated and certainly met my high expectations for cleanliness and the like. Just don't expect high-speed internet. Highly recommended.
Out of the six Riads that we stayed at during my stay, the Le Sauvage Noble property was certainly the most impressive physically and the best decorated — one could spend half a day just taking in all of the details and the antiques on the property. Each of our rooms were very pleasant and very clean. Indeed, while staying there you are basically staying at someone’s home, so wearing the supplied sandals indoors (and, in certain circumstances, going barefoot in specific areas) seems the way to go.
If you are looking for loads of water pressure and high-speed internet, I recommend that you look elsewhere (but if you want great internet, you are probably not going to travel to Zagora).
There appears to be very limited food options near the property. Fortunately, the food at Le Sauvage Noble was excellent - we had both dinner and breakfast there and the owner and staff clearly expend considerable effort to provide wonderful meals to their guests.
Overall, I can highly recommend Le Sauvage Noble, with my only regret that we did not spend another day or two at the property. Out of the places that we stayed in Morocco, it was the most carefully decorated and certainly met my high expectations for cleanliness and the like. Just don't expect high-speed internet. Highly recommended.
Excellent location
Commune Ternata, Tifergate, Tissergat, 45900, Morocco|0.99 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
08:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
For sharing rooms, if either or both of guests are Moroccans, they will be required to show a marriage certificate, otherwise the hotel reserves the right to reject for check-in.
According to government policy and social customs in Morocco, marriage certificate need to be provided upon check in if a male and female shares a room and one of them is Moroccan or Muslim.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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