Name: Taddart
Address: Km 6, Route De Midelt-Meknes, Midelt, Midelt, Midelt, 54650, Morocco
Rating: 6

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Looks like it used to be a fancy hotel but has gone into neglect.
Like a lodge, somewhat rustic yet interesting. Countertops made of stone slabs with huge 3D fossils. Large outdoor patio with pool seemed much abandoned. Huge dining room .  Not too clean but OK. Floor in the room was caked on with mud,
but it kind of went with the whole theme there.

Like an Old Interesting Lodge

The stickers on the front door windows said it all and we should have walked away at that point.  The hotel was vast and cold with disinterested staff.  The first room stank of urine as toilet was leaking onto bathroom floor.  The second room had bathroom taps broken and not fixed to sink, along with a sink unit that had been broken at some point and glued back together and then fixed to the bathroom tiles, meaning if you dared to lean on it it nearly came off the wall.  The whole hotel needs a desperate update.  The restaurant is very poor with little choice and what choice there was was barely edible.  Never again!  

Looks like it had been used as a squat

Stopped here for lunch on our way from Erfoud to Fez. Our guide prearranged a lunch of river trout with rice and vegetables, It was just ok. Large dining room that caters to tour groups. Must be the only decent restaurant on that route.

Just fair

Avoid this hotel at all costs. It is not well maintained. Room balcony had no furniture. The soap provided was microscopic and of very poor quality. Pool furniture was dirty. It got cold at night when we were there. Door to hotel was open. All of the common areas were very cold. You needed to wear a jacket in the lobby and the dining room. Due to the open door, there are multiple aggressive cats in the dining room. Between the flies and the cats on the table, the experience is not good. Food is sub-par. The included breakfast buffet was the worst we had in Morocco. There were no serving utensils in the buffet, so guests were using their hands. Not very sanitary. Service left much to be desired. 

Avoid this Place!

Well, it definitely doesn't look like the pictures I have since seen online, but the staff is very nice.  It's a hotel in need of renovations and wifi was not reliable.  I was only there 1 night, so it wasn't too bad but it did get quite cold at night when I was there so luckily there were plenty of blankets in my room and a heater.  Also, be sure to have your own shampoo, conditioner, soap, hair dryer, etc. as needed. They do have some if you forgot yours, but none were very good.  Again, the staff was great, the place just needs a makeover.

Okay Hotel, needs renovations

Our tour guide dropped us off here for lunch on our way to Fes. The hotel/restaurant seems like it is simply a stop for tourist groups.

The hotel itself is huge but poorly maintained. We were questioned about our lunch choices (we both ordered pastas as we had been eating the same Moroccan food for the last 4 days), and asked “no camel or trout?”. 

Hearing other tour groups arrive and chat around us, it seemed like all their guides had recommended the trout which happened to be the most expensive dish on the menu.

After sitting for perhaps 10 minutes after finishing our meal, we were promptly asked to “pay cash”.

Would not recommend for a stay or for food

We were on a guided tour through the Atlas Mountains/ Sahara between fez and Marrakech and our guide organized our stay and we were dropped off here. This is ~3km outside Midelt so you are stuck there with no where else to go. This is a large hotel that is sooooo dark and falling apart. Very dirty. Huge, ornate dining room and entry that is dark and feels haunted. “Pool” is cloudy and dirty with stray dogs and puppies wandering and in the pool. Everything broken down and destroyed. Dinner and breakfast included but they charge for water and none provided. Dinner was gross and we skipped breakfast as we were still recovering from dinner and wanted to leave ASAP in the morning. It seems that the only people staying here are other people on “tours” so they have a captive audience. If you are booking a tour make sure you ask the exact place you are staying. Dangerous exposed electrical outlet. Burnt out lights. Water damage from ceiling. Overall very dirty as well. Review all of the pictures. I’m glad to say we survived.

Do everything in your power to avoid this dark, dingy, dirty hotel

While I understand, many tourist places are coming out of pandemic and my expectations are lower than usual, this hotel is truly awful and should be avoided at all costs. With a cool theme and ample room, this hotel continually misses the bar. The whole interior is dark and dingy and it’s difficult to find ones room. There are no trash bins in the room and trash must be taken to the hallways where it lays in open view for everyone to see. We had two rooms before finally settling on one with only one electrical socket and black stains all over the bathroom ceiling. The lesser of two evils... The outdoor pool is a nightmare— it’s dirty and impossible to see the bottom while wild dogs run around the patio by the pool roaming for scraps. 

The hotel is mostly a stop along for tourists on their way from Fes to the Sahara, but I do not recommend it at all.

Dark, Dingy Caravanserai of the Desert

I’m not sure why the hallways are so dim but it was challenging to get the key in the door.  The lobby was also dark.  The room was large and it did have satellite tv which was a plus.  The bed and pillows were hard.  Breakfast was basic.  I would look elsewhere.

Dark and dim hallways

Don't think of staying here.  You can certainly do better.  Dark, dim hallways and rooms, nothing much working, minimal amenities, uncomfortable beds and pillows.  Bottled water had to be purchased and paid for immediately, could not be put on room charge.

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