Lovely staff, great location! veeeery nice food, we got all the starters to try and they made a delicious vegetable tajin (on request). Water and tea for free!

Just to inform people visiting in summer: no bikini allowed, so swimming up but covered up. probably in the description, but we missed it beforehand.

The staff here is amazing. They went out of their way to make sure everything was perfect for us. Ismail, Abdel, and Omar, along with others, were so friendly. Our interactions with them were a huge part of why we loved our stay here. We appreciated the djellabas they left in the room for us. We wore them around the riad to stay warm and comfortable during the cold nights and snowy mornings. The room we had was large and comfortable and was easily converted to accommodate a third person when our daughter decided to join us at the last minute. Our room had a fireplace and a balcony with an incredible view of the valley, which made it a cozy spot to hang out in. We had dinner there two nights and breakfast all three mornings. There was more than enough food and the local flavors in the cooking were delicious. We had a vehicle with us, and the riad hooked us up with a secure, gated parking space where we could leave the car during our stay for no extra charge. It was too cold to use the pool while we were here, but it added to the ambiance of the rooftop as we lounged and looked out over the mountain scenery. It would be a great place to swim in warmer weather. If you like hiking or mountain biking, there is a lot to do in the area. I took two days to hike Mount Toubkal and my wife and daughter explored more local trails between villages. You will not run out of places to explore here, and it is easy to find a guide to show you the trails and arrange stops for lunch or tea.

There was really nothing we didn't like. I could have spent my whole vacation here and been happy.

Lovely property tucked away in just above the main part of village. Staff were very helpful with any arrangements for a trek and transfers. We had a guided walk and lunch arranged. We had a lovely dinner in the property in the evening.

There’s some renovation work going on around the pool. When we booked we were told this would be finished by September. So worth checking in on progress this if the pool is important to you. Also worth noting requirements for attire in pool (for women) although it’s on mentioned their own website it isn’t clear on the booking.com description.

The Riad Jnane Imlil is a beautiful retreat from the busy world! In the heart of the High Atlas. We woke up to stunning views, a delicious breakfast, and had an adventure hiking in the mountains. The room was clean, comfortable, warm, and charming. The entire inn was decorated beautifully, and the views from the rooftop are spectacular. Every meal was delicious and plentiful. The staff was very attentive and kind. We would highly recommend this riad to anyone who likes to experience different corners of the world. We are so glad we stayed two nights and would have stayed longer if we had the time. The owners were interesting to talk to about their village and culture. They arranged a guide for us for the hike. The communication was great. We had no trouble getting there, parking the car, and Omar was ready for us to bring our bags in. Thank you all for a wonderful experience!

The young man who helped with the bags and served breakfast was very polite and courteous. The room was a very good size and very comfortable with heating and extra blankets. There was a private balcony facing the afternoon sun and the mountains. Very good location for a walk and popping into Imlil for dinner. The breakfast was homemade, delicious and very large! The young man made sure we had everything we needed and more.

The instructions to find the property could be made easier but it is signposted from the main road, just carry on up the road past the Google location and it is on the right hand side (parking behind blue gate).

Fantastic riad in Imlil. All the staff were so welcoming and friendly, food was delicious (best tagine we had in Morocco!), the room was big with a little private terrace area overlooking the river. As it was early February, it was cold at night in the mountains, but there was heating and extra blankets so we were kept warm and toasty! There was car parking on the road at the bottom of the track, the riad is just a short walk up - they did offer porters for luggage but we didn't need them.

Wifi wasn't particularly good in the room, but it was fine in the main part of the property.

Like a hidden oasis Riad Jnane is a perfect spot to relax either by the pool or on the 3 different terrace areas to take in the views. Our room was spacious and well appointed. The food was not only generous servings but delicious. We enjoyed it so much we had dinner there both nights. All the staff were very helpful and took great care of us. Ismail arranged a valley hike & packed lunch with local friendly multilingual guide Omar. Who took us 5hrs up the valley via a Berber Village returning past the big waterfall and a smaller one. Which ironically is very close to the accommodation but you’d need a guide to show you the way, as the paths are not always obvious. Tips: We found we had to run the water for quite sometime before the hot came through - otherwise great shower The Riad is not visible from the main road. You will see a sign pointing down a path, where it’s situated about a 2min walk. Make sure you contact them 5-10 mins prior to arrival and will have someone waiting to guide you to their secure car park (if req.) and collect your bags.

Nothing it was great

The riad was really relaxing. Mustapha and Ismail, made my wife and I with our three teenager children feel very welcome. The views from the riad were breathtaking from the main terrace looking up the valley with mountain views. Also they had two roof terraces higher up to lounge and chill. The top one with incredible 360 views. The location was perfect as situated on the edge of the village so you could easily walk to shops/restaurants. ( unlike other places to stay around the valley which were more isolated. ) There is a short 2 minute walk from the road to reach the riad but you are greeted with a wonderful serene atmosphere, and the friendly staff there will bring your luggage if arriving by car. The other bonus was the swimming pool, which few places in Imlil have. So after a 5 hour hike up the valley to a pass, which Mustapha arranged with a friendly experienced local guide Omar, it was great to come back to and jump in. There is also a short 30 minute walk up from the riad, to some small waterfalls, which is worth the walk up.

Nothing.

This place is a pure gem, the room was beautifully decorated, well equipped and clean, staff so friendly and helpful, breakfast was delightful and I simply loved the wonderful terrace when enjoying an evening drink, which had stunning views of the mountains. Yes, it's a little off the beaten track but they will happily meet you at the main road to collect your luggage, and yes you will pay a bit more than some places in the town, but it was so worth paying that little bit extra for the quality and service you recieve. A truely memorable stay and the best place I stayed in on my tour around Morocco, just wish I could have stayed a bit longer.

The only thing I could fault, and wasn't a big thing was the WiFi, which although strong, occasionally kept cutting in and out.

This is a lovely riad with plenty of terraces overlooking a green valley with river and view of snow capped Jebel Toubkal. We had a beautiful and spacious room for 3 people. The breakfast and dinner were delicious. Lots of attention to detail like Moroccan slippers and a gallabea to wear to the spa or cold evenings. The spa treatment was invigorating and a must to try. Lovely pool with waterfall and lots of sunbeds and cosy shady areas to sit when to hot. The riad is walking distance to the small town of Imlil.

Once again I found that the riads in Morocco have increased their prices a lot but the attention to small details are not always there. The price for Riad Jnane was to steep. Guest toilet on the top terrace had no towel, soap or toilet paper and the toilet was dirty. The terrace cushions were taken away when it started drisling but not put back into place afterwards.