Auberge de Tameslohte
Check rates and availability for this hotel
Find the best prices for Auberge de Tameslohte from our 5 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Marrakech
Carne, carne, CARNE!! The food (and drink) blog
... at an albergue (fancy name for large building with bunk beds and timed hot showers), we are served up not bad soup and some kind of grey meat. The seemingly endless supply of good French wine consoles us and also calms Stu down who literally jumps out of his chair when the burly innkeeper bellows out "Bon Appeit!" really really loudly right behind him. (Orisson, France). 10. Possibly the best (well, definitely the most deserved) chocolate bar (aptly called 'Hurry ...
Atlas Mountain Hike and Berber Villages
... from coming in. By morning, our room was a degree or two warmer than the air outside, so we gamely washed faces and hands and tried to find some clean layers to put on. After breakfast it was time to leave, so we said our goodbyes and headed off with Lassan and his mule, walking to the other side of town where we once again met our driver Mahjoub and his van.
A couple of hours’ drive later, we checked into our comfortable hotel in Marrakech and ...
Souqs and soup
... leather. The third level involves steeping the hides in flour, salt & water to remove the poo smell and the fourth stage requires soaking the hides in Mimosa flowers to dye the hides brown. The Arab skins are smaller, needing less time to process and the hair is sold to make carpets etc.
Unsurprisingly, I was taken to a leather shop close by, where the nature of soft sheep skins was explained and the products made (pouffees, handbags etc), ...
Flying MAD-RAK on easyJet
... minutes for a young Spanish couple to emerge from the customs hall. They were also staying in our riad. The four of us were loaded into a van for the 24-minute trip to Riad Sofia.
Upon arrival, the manager greeted us, had us fill out a registration form, and then took us up to the third fourth floor roof terrace for a welcome pot of mint tea. I do not drink tea, but this tea was quite tasty and I sipped two cups before we headed downstairs to be shown into our room on the ...
Across the Atlas to sleep in the shadow of Toubkal
... It was cold. But, thankfully, almost no breeze. I still needed all my thermals, polar fleece, gloves, cap etc. Mules & villagers on the trail, two of them with shotguns hunting birds for the table. Hussein told us that they make a particularly tasty tajine.
Quite a vigorous climb up to the small pink shrine at Sidi Chamarouch. Again, non-believers cannot enter, so we contented ourselves with some excellent tea by the stream. The 5 of us didnt ...
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews Auberge de Tameslohte Marrakech
