Hotel Ifrane

... the many stray dogs).......monkeys. Our guide was making us laugh trying to act like the monkey. He kept us well entertained. We stopped in Ifrane AGI the Snow City and had a very good lunch at an outdoor eatery. We stayed in Fes for 2 days and had such a ...

    I want to tell you about my experience in Ifrane. Yesterday we went to a barren place behind our hotel to look for Geodes. Geodes are a round black/ brown rock about the size of my fist. If you break them open they have very intricate, ...

... worked out as 450Dh for 16 nights each. We cooked our own food, that we got from the souk just up the road outside Ifrane, maybe a 15 minute walk from the hotel. On 3 of the nights we went out into the town to get some food, but the food here was just as ...

... and the day that dad had to mow it down but now. . . anyway arrived in town at 6am big brother eventually finding us a hotel way out of our price range, we were in a helpless situation, the kindness of these strangers way too over whelming and nothing ...

Hi Friends and Family, Today I would like to tell you about an Islamic holiday called Eid. On this day holiday all Islamic families have to kill a sheep. Right now people only have two days to get their sheep because Eid starts on Wednesday. ...

... to being back in school, myself and a group of friends decided to make a quick getaway to the Northern coast for a break from Ifrane's somewhat irregular snow/sunshine weather.   We left Ifrane around 3 p.m. in a grand taxi to Meknes and took a ...

... ; If I keep repeating it maybe I'll remember. The King has a summer palace set in a dense cedar forest south of Ifrane.  We took a short hike the the forest in the National Park surrounding the palace.  This area is cool in summer but ...

... , I had to look it up!) from Star Wars. The next morning Mustafa drove us to Fez. On the way we passed an alpine town called Ifrane. John, who has been to Switzerland, said he really felt like he was there instead of Morocco.    Fes (or Fez) ...

... The sun was beautiful but there was thick frost in the hollows and the air was chilled. An hour later we arrived at Ifrane, the Alpine village, 1655 metres above sea level. Moroccans ski in the surrounding mountains. The houses were built by the French ...

... So off we went and about 2 hours outside of Fes there we were in a few feet of snow in the Swiss-like-town of Ifrane, with a snow barrier closing off the route.  We sat there for a while with some other cars trying to get through but the guards said ...

... the Mellah or Jewish Quarter. 12 Dec - Fes             The morning was spent in Ifrane, but I came back just in time for my cooking class.  Or so I thought... I couldn't find anyone so I took a taxi back ...

... edge of the Atlas mountains. As the title says its no quite in the desert, but you can see into desert/plain areas. We got a taxi from Ifrane to Azrou, which is very easy to do, that's the main trip they do. We then had the arduous task of a bus trip to ...

... then I went with Luiz to Malaga, before I went back to Morocco to go to Fes and then to see Zoe's friend Mehdi, who lives in Ifrane. And I got to stay with Mehdi for free too! I was only going to stay in Ifrane for a night before going to Marrakech, but ...

Drove to the Middle Atlas Mtn. Stopped at a small town called Ifrane, very very cold - nearly snowing with a strong wind. All piled into cafe for mint tea. Very nice. Ifrane has most prestigious university in Morocco, intl students come to study there - ...

... 't leave until around 8.  about 14 of us went, mostly American, including the five of us from west point.  We drove to Ifrane and go lunch there, and outside of Ifrane we stopped at a spot in the forest (there was a parking lot and everything) ...

... make it about an hour out of Fez before the rain turns to snow, and by the time we make our first comfort stop at Ifrane, the conditions can best be described as a blizzard. The police inform us that the road over the mountains will be closed until at ...

... the Atlas Mountain range.  The area we passed through is known as ‘Moroccan Switzerland’.  The University town of Ifrane at the top of the pass was built by the French and came complete with steeply sloped roofs and snow.  Yes, ...