Chez Momo II

High Atlas Mountains

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Country living comes with Marrakesh style at Chez Momo II. Garden bungalows have tadelakt (waterproof-plaster) baths, pine-beam ceilings, kilim-upholstered armchairs, and panoramic patios that overlook the wildflower garden and pool; suites have fireplaces and extra beds for kids. The inn is also a weekend dining destination, and the restaurant offers three-course lunches and the occasional Saturday night barbecue.

You can also come for lunch and a swim in the pool for Dh200 (Dh100 for children).

Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

  • Anima Garden

    Anima Garden

    21.6 MILES

    Nestled in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains, Anima Garden is a space designed by multimedia artist André Heller. Surprising sculptures…

  • Ecomusée Berbère

    Ecomusée Berbère

    21.8 MILES

    Four kilometres past Tnine, a discreet sign points up a dirt path into the Amazigh (Berber) village of Tafza, where the three-storey mud-brick ksar …

  • Safranerie de l'Ourika

    Safranerie de l'Ourika

    22.12 MILES

    Almost anything thrives in Ourika’s rich soil, including saffron, organically grown here from bulbs that are cultivated near Talouine. Saffron is a high…

  • Jardin Bio-Aromatique d'Ourika

    Jardin Bio-Aromatique d'Ourika

    22.45 MILES

    The organic botanical gardens of a Franco-Moroccan bath-product company combining Amazigh (Berber) herbal remedies with modern aromatherapy make for…

  • Marigha Salt Mine

    Marigha Salt Mine

    3.12 MILES

    Local villagers mine salt here using traditional methods that have been in use for generations, pulling buckets of mineral-rich water from wells up to 20m…

  • Cascades d’Irhoulidene

    Cascades d’Irhoulidene

    8.82 MILES

    This splendid waterfall cascades for more than 20m above Azib Tamsoult and makes an excellent full-day hike from Imlil or acclimisation day en route to…

  • Amizmiz Tuesday Souq

    Amizmiz Tuesday Souq

    9.7 MILES

    The bustling Amizmiz souq remains one of the most sprawling in all the High Atlas.

  • Aghmat Archaeological Site

    Aghmat Archaeological Site

    23.6 MILES

    These excavations, about 200m to the left off the main road, began in 2010 and have revealed ancient urban foundations, including a hammam, grand mosque,…

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Nearby High Atlas Mountains attractions

1. Marigha Salt Mine

3.12 MILES

Local villagers mine salt here using traditional methods that have been in use for generations, pulling buckets of mineral-rich water from wells up to 20m…

2. Cascades d’Irhoulidene

8.82 MILES

This splendid waterfall cascades for more than 20m above Azib Tamsoult and makes an excellent full-day hike from Imlil or acclimisation day en route to…

3. Amizmiz Tuesday Souq

9.7 MILES

The bustling Amizmiz souq remains one of the most sprawling in all the High Atlas.

4. Imlil Waterfalls

9.84 MILES

Two small waterfalls just south of the Kasbah du Toubkal make a pleasant afternoon walk from Imlil.

5. Wednesday Souq

12.95 MILES

The small Wednesday souq is a reliable place to fill up on fresh vegetables and packaged goods before leaving on a long hike.

6. Petroglyphs

13.53 MILES

A signed open-air petroglyph site sits just at the entrance to Oukaimeden, with carved illustrations of pastoral life and geometric patterns first…

7. Anima Garden

21.6 MILES

Nestled in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains, Anima Garden is a space designed by multimedia artist André Heller. Surprising sculptures…

8. Ecomusée Berbère

21.8 MILES

Four kilometres past Tnine, a discreet sign points up a dirt path into the Amazigh (Berber) village of Tafza, where the three-storey mud-brick ksar …