Le Bled

The facility itself needs some serious upgrading in terms of doors, cleaning, AC systems, TC systems… it has an old school vibe which is fine but it needs some repairs

Caalm

It was a calm and peaceful stay at Le Bled, the staff was very friendly and prepared, i loved it so much and i’ll be goi

Just amazing A little bit far from the city

I liked that it was outside of the hustle of Marrakech. It was nice to have a calm place to return to at the end of the night.

Everything ?????????

everything was great

Only location

Perfect as usual

A nice place to stay while in Marrakech. Calm, peaceful and quite. Nice selections of breakfast. Shower needs an upgrade. Overall we had a fantastic stay.

The room was not as nice as the photo, Garden room with hot tub ,there was no hot tub . it's rustic and maybe better descriptions and photos of rooms would be beneficial ! If you like modern then it's not for you. The plumbing and sanitary ware needs improving...nearly scolded self on hot water coming out of cold tap! The room was too dark . The gardens were lovely and well cared for with lots of produce being grown , didn't like seeing peacocks caged and one donkey being kept in small dark shelter, should be in area it can exercise . The breakfast was disappointing only pancakes , nothing else was offered for 4 days then when Ramadan finished and they had more residents there was a lot of choice from a buffet ... the staff particularly Erub were pleasant and he was very helpful and knowledgeable. Taxi to and from the city can cost 150 to 200 dirham each way the city taxis refused to lower the price and some refused the fare as the location is not in the city ! We used other taxis through an app which only cost 45 dirham !! I booked this place as it had two lovely pools, but they were freezing, not thinking they wouldn't be quite warm enough to swim in unless you are brave enough, with temps in high 20s low 30s I thought they would be warmer.. also booked for the tranquility which was in abundance and away from the hustle and bustle of the city. All in all a nice place if you want to escape the city.

Delicious food clean beautiful nature very friendly people Everything was spot on

Exceptional

We had an amazing stay at this beautiful place! It’s like a little green oasis, full of lush vegetation, orange trees, and plenty of open space. There are two great pools, and it’s perfect for families—kids can run around freely and even meet the friendly donkeys and peacocks. The rooms are super spacious, very clean, and comfortable. The staff is incredibly kind and always happy to help with anything you need. Overall, we loved our time here and would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful, family-friendly getaway! The only small downside is that the internet is a bit slow, but honestly, it’s not a big deal when you’re on holiday.

Le Bled is a quirky little place. A haven where I relaxed in the sun on my last days in Morrocco. It, like so many places where I stayed in Morrocco, could do with an injection of money. However, the food, tranquillity bird song, and real fires can make you look past that. The pool area is lovely the staff very attentive. I even got little treats! When my hot water didn't work, they just allowed me to shower in another room without issue. I'm not precious!. This is not luxurious but feels authentic. Breakfast is enormous. The second day, I was more selective. 2 eggs, freshly squeezed orange juice, and msemmen with honey. Oh, how I will miss that ? It is a taxi ride to town. Official taxi €10. The Indrive app, which the staff suggested ,equivalent to Uber, is meant to be much cheaper, but I did not leave the property in the end. There is absolutely nothing around to even stroll to outside of the property, so you just have to stroll around the orange grooves and friendly donkeys.

This is such a wonderful place, a little piece of paradise! The pools are huge and well maintained and surrounded by beautiful gardens. Every room and space in the hotel is beautiful.

We spent two weeks at Le Bled Ferme in November 2024. We asked for a room suitable for wheelchair access and were given a suitable one opening out on to the swimming pool. The room was scrupulously clean with clean towels and bedding provided every day. The food was delicious - mainly various tagines and the breakfast orange marmalade was unbelievable. The service was very friendly and we were adopted as part of their family. Very pleasant walks through the organic farm included donkeys, and the second much larger pool is beautiful. The furniture and pictures around the hotel are interesting beautiful antiques If we went to Marrakech again we would certainly stay at Le Bled Ferme - it was so welcoming! We hired a car and there is good parking within the hotel grounds. The hotel is a very convenient 15 mins from the Medina. Parking is found near the gates into the Medina. You can easily drive to the Atlas mountains in one hour from the hotel however driving in Morocco is not for the faint hearted. Don't drive into the Medina, park outside is my advice. Everyone around you tries to overtake to get through the small gap ahead, just hang back till the chaos disappears We used a taxi recommended by the hotel on one occasion and this worked well as an alternative. Wheelchairs are difficult to use in Marrakech and extra help would have been useful. ( This of course is not a criticism of the hotel!) Last bit of advice: buy a SIM at the airport as later it is difficult to know who to trust. We survived on the hotels excellent WiFi The bedroom had an ' old world ' charm and could do with some upgrading.The beds were single. The bathroom worked well,but again could do with some upgrading but certainly wouldn't put us off going back

Very good

Superb

It's a fantastic place, a piece of heaven. The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming! The quality/price ratio is excellent, and the food is exceptional, especially since you're dining at the farm of Chef Moha, one of Morocco's most brilliant chefs.