Your stay · Zagora, Draa Valley
La Fibule du Drâa
A night in Zagora on your desert tour — a kasbah-style guest house built in earthen pisé, set in a palm-grove oasis, with a pool, shady gardens, a hammam, and air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms.
The hotel
A kasbah of earth and palm shade in the heart of the Draa Valley oasis.
La Fibule du Drâa is a kasbah guest house in the heart of a palm-grove oasis in Zagora, at the far end of the Draa Valley on the road to the desert. Built in traditional earthen pisé as a Berber house and turned into a Kasbah-style hotel, it has been a welcoming stop in the valley since 1986, keeping its authentic character alongside real comfort.
Beyond the rooms there’s a swimming pool ringed by a magnificent palm grove, lush gardens and panoramic terraces, a hammam and massage, a restaurant known for its couscous, a bar and an oriental-Berber tea lounge. It’s a relaxing place to rest before or after the desert.
A look around
The hotel in pictures
Where you'll sleep
Your room
You stay in an air-conditioned room with a private bathroom, decorated in the kasbah's earthen style. Each room has split-system air conditioning, a minibar, a TV and a telephone, and the hotel has 24 rooms in all across the kasbah.
Included in your stay
What's provided
- A/C room with private bathroom
- Dinner & breakfast (half board)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Gardens & panoramic terraces
- Hammam & massage
- Restaurant, bar & tea lounge
- Boutique & guarded parking
- Laundry service
Meals: your stay is half board — dinner and breakfast are both included, served in the restaurant, where the couscous is a house favourite. Drinks are charged separately.
Before you go
Arriving ready
Pack a swimsuit
The pool is ringed by a magnificent palm grove — the best way to cool off after a day on the road.
A little cash
Useful for drinks, tips, and any extras you add at the hotel.
Relax at the hammam
There's a hammam and massage on site if you want to unwind after the road or the desert.
Pack a warm layer
Zagora evenings cool down, especially in winter — bring a jacket even if the day was hot.
Explore Zagora
The town at the end of the Draa Valley — palm groves, kasbahs, and the famous "Timbuktu — 52 days" caravan sign.
Stay for the couscous
The restaurant is known for its Moroccan cooking — the couscous especially is worth staying in for.
Good to know
Questions guests ask
Do the rooms have a private bathroom?
Yes. All 24 rooms are air-conditioned with a private bathroom, plus a minibar, a TV and a telephone, decorated in the kasbah's earthen style.
Is there a pool?
Yes — an outdoor swimming pool ringed by a palm grove, with lush gardens and panoramic terraces, plus a hammam and massage.
Are meals included?
Yes — your stay is half board, so dinner and breakfast are both included, served in the restaurant (the couscous is a house favourite). Drinks are charged separately.
Is there Wi-Fi and parking?
Yes — free Wi-Fi throughout, and guarded parking on site, along with a boutique and laundry service.
What is there to see in Zagora?
Zagora sits at the end of the Draa Valley — palm groves, kasbahs, and the famous "Timbuktu — 52 days" caravan sign. It's a classic gateway to the Zagora and Chigaga dunes.
Is there a hammam?
Yes — the hotel has a hammam and offers massage, along with a bar and an oriental-Berber tea lounge.