Your stay · Midelt, between the Atlas and the Sahara
Hôtel Taddart
Your tour includes a night here, on the high plain outside Midelt — a 4-star stop facing the long snow-capped wall of Jbel Ayachi, with gardens, a pool that catches the sunset, and a hammam waiting after the road.
The hotel
A high-plain oasis of comfort, halfway between the mountains and the dunes.
The Hôtel Taddart sits on the Meknès road just outside Midelt — Morocco’s apple capital, high on the plain between the Middle Atlas and the Ziz Valley — with the long, snow-capped wall of Jbel Ayachi filling the horizon. Built with traditional Moroccan architecture and dressed in local décor, it pairs the setting with proper 4-star comfort: gardens and a terrace, a restaurant serving Moroccan and international cooking, a bar, and a pool that faces the Atlas at sunset.
It’s the kind of stop long journeys are built around: arrive, swim or steam the road out of your shoulders in the hammam, dinner as the mountains go violet, and a quiet high-altitude night before the next leg.
A look around
The hotel in pictures
Where you'll sleep
Your room
Rooms are spacious, dressed in traditional Moroccan elements, and every one comes with its own balcony — some looking to the mountains, some over the pool. Each has a private ensuite bathroom with free toiletries, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV, with double, twin, triple, quadruple and family layouts available.
Included in your stay
What's provided
- Room with private ensuite bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Air conditioning
- Private balcony
- Dinner & buffet breakfast at the hotel
- Restaurant — Moroccan & international
- Outdoor pool (seasonal)
- Hammam, sauna & jacuzzi
- Gardens & terrace
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour front desk
Spa treatments: the hammam, sauna and jacuzzi are part of the hotel's wellness centre, with massages available on request — some treatments may carry a charge, so ask at reception.
Before you go
Arriving ready
Pack your swimsuit
An outdoor pool in season and a hammam year-round — the two best answers to a long day on the road both need it.
A warm layer
Midelt's high plain cools fast after dark, whatever the season — and winter here is snow-on-the-mountains cold.
Stretch your legs in the gardens
A stroll through the grounds before dinner, with the Ayachi turning pink, resets the road miles nicely.
Sunset at the pool
The evening light on Jbel Ayachi, framed from the pool terrace, is the house speciality — cameras ready.
A little cash
For drinks at the bar, spa treatments and tips — small notes keep everything simple.
An early night helps
Whichever way the road points next — the dunes or the imperial cities — a big breakfast and a fresh start do the rest.
Good to know
Questions guests ask
Where exactly is the hotel?
On the Meknès road just outside Midelt, facing the Jbel Ayachi massif — high on the plain between the Middle Atlas and the Ziz Valley, roughly halfway between Fes and the Sahara.
Do the rooms have private bathrooms?
Yes — every room has its own ensuite bathroom with free toiletries, plus air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a private balcony.
Are meals included?
Yes — dinner at the hotel and a buffet breakfast in the morning, with Moroccan and international cooking from the restaurant, and vegetarian options at breakfast.
Is there a pool?
Yes — an outdoor pool facing the Atlas, at its best in the warm months given Midelt's altitude. Sunset from the pool terrace is the hotel's signature view.
Is there a hammam?
Yes — the wellness centre includes a hammam, sauna and jacuzzi, with massages available on request. Some treatments may carry a charge — ask at reception.
Is it cold at night?
Midelt sits high between the Middle Atlas and the High Atlas, so evenings are cool all year and winters are properly cold, with snow on Jbel Ayachi — pack a warm layer.
What is Midelt known for?
Apples, above all — Midelt is Morocco's apple capital, ringed by orchards — plus minerals and fossils from the surrounding mountains, and its role as the classic waypoint between the imperial cities and the Sahara.