Palais Salam Taroudant

Very relaxing and quiet. Beautiful gardens and swimming pools.

Having cycled from Taghazout we arrived at the Palias Salam. We had a beautiful suite of rooms, wonderfully furnished and spotlessly clean. The hotel staff were really helpful and the evening meal delicious. It was a little cool in the hotel but it was the first week in February so to be expected.

When we arrived, there was some booking issues. But that was solved pretty fast. We was upgraded to an apartment wich was nice (maybe because its off-season). Breakfast was nothing very special. Bread with jam, eggs, juice and som fresh vegetables.

Great hotel excellent staff quiet location. All we needed

We were very unimpressed with this hotel. With the exception of the waiters at the evening meal, we found the staff unfriendly and unhelpful. We booked two rooms for two nights and on our final morning we had small items that were left out on our bed and bathroom bench taken by the cleaning staff from both rooms. We found staff in the room on returning from breakfast (which was strange as we were about to check out) but did not realise the items (some clothing and makeup) were missing until we reached our next destination. We had been careful to take our valuable with us to all meals as the rooms felt very isolated, but it is clearly impractical to carry our suitcases everywhere with us!

Clearly this hotel must have been beautiful 40 years ago but is now in need of a refurbishment to compete with more recent hotels ... It is clearly not La Gazelle d'Or but it is 10x less expensive as well. Also, there are only two or three hotels in Taroudannt's Medina and a few guest houses (some of which could well be great) hence, if you want a hotel, Salam could well be your best choice as its' location is excellent. Although we had been upgraded to a suite in the old section of the hotel (in the city walls), the room look outdated (walls would need to be skimmed and repainted, furniture was outdated ... and not traditional morocan), and was dark. That being said, the bed was firm and quite good. The old CRT television was not the best TV experience in my life but then, I don't see the Palais Salam as a hotel in which you would like to spend a full day relaxing. The swimmng pool was not super clean but that impression could have been reinforced by the fact that the bottom of the pool had turn from blue to greenish blue which is not flattering for the water. Indoor bar smells a bit of humidity and is frequented by local business men hence, no women and sports on the plasma TV. Tables around the pool are pleasant for a drink. The only really bad thing about Salam is the food! Do not eat at Palais Salam's restaurant. I wouldn't say that the food is disgusting, it is just tasteless (i.e.we could taste that the meat had been cooked seperatly from the tagine and that the tagine was put together just before serving)! After having eaten at the wonderful Marrakech Al Fassia, numerous berbere tagines in village houses during an Atlas trek as well as in very good Agadir restaurants, I can easily say that the food in Salam was the worst we had in 10 days. I am sure that Taroudannt has lovely restaurants, unfortunately I was tired and only stayed in Taroundannt one night hence, I cannot recommend any other place (street food near the souk is surely a good option).

Great hotel in the middle of Morrocco, beautiful gardens which you can have a drink , read a book , chill out.Quiet , away from the heat and bustle.Within a few minutes walk you got a great feeling of what real Morrocco is like.Would definitly go back.Great value for money.Just beware which rooms you get, ask for the new part and rooms in the six hundred number.

Sanitaires pas nettoyés, piscine inutilisable , il yavait de la vase partout,

L'hôtel est abandonné. Sale, piscine vidée, pas de restaurant, pas de clients, pas de personnel. nous avons pris des photos et vidéos pour prouver la médiocrité de cet établissement. Nous sommes repartis immédiatement. Nous voulons absolument être remboursés ou nous porterons plainte.

Une horreur, un hôtel à l’abandon Plus aucun service, plus de bar , de restaurant, de piscine.....

Me gusto el jardin y el trato del personal siempre muy amable

Hôtel plein de charme mais passablement défraîchi

La chambre était magnifique, très grande avec un salon à la marocaine, de beaux tapis, de beaux objets d’artisanat marocain.

L'hôtel n'est plus que partiellement entretenu, la plupart des équipements ne sont pas en état de fonctionnement : piscines sales non utilisables, salle de fitness délabrée et abandonnée, jardins et ménage extérieur laissant à désirer. Dommage pour cet établissement qui avait un réel charme. Pas de Wifi.

Hôtel non entretenu, dans un état de délabrement avancé (peintures, boiseries, sols, extérieurs). Les piscines sont très sales, manifestement plus entretenues. On se demande pourquoi il reste ouvert à la réservation. Nous étions d'ailleurs les seuls clients (7 personnes). C'est sans comparaison avec le palais Salam d'il y a 20 ou 30 ans. Même le prix ( environ 70 € ) est trop élevé vu la mauvaise qualité de l'établissement

Das Hotel dringend Sanierung bedürftig .zwei mal am Tag im Bad keine Wasser

En 2014, j'ai effectué un séjour inoubliable dans cet hôtel qui est une vraie oasis en plein cœur de ville. Le Palais Salam est un lieu magnifique, idyllique..Je rêvais d'y revenir et j'ai insisté pour y emmener ma sœur et son mari. Le lieu est toujours aussi extraordinaire!! MAIS, quelle différence avec 2014!! Les 2 piscines étaient inutilisables alors qu'il faisait plus de 30°!! (j'aurais vraiment apprécié qu'on me prévienne par mail avant notre arrivée!! on aurait été "préparés") Le restaurant ne propose plus que l'ombre d'une restauration (salade de tomates, tagine de poulet aux olives sans légumes et c'est tout!) Le PDJ est très limité, le bar est ouvert le soir aux habitants qui souhaitent venir boire de la bière (le matin, on retrouve les bouteilles vides sur les tables et des mégots parterre...), l'hôtel n'accepte plus les cartes bancaires..les fontaines n'ont plus d'eau...Ce lieu magique et historique mérite bien mieux que le sort qui lui est réservé aujourd'hui!! Mais que font les propriétaires??? Quelle triste déchéance.....

defekte Armaturen im Bad, Dusche funktioniert nicht, Handtuchhalter hängt von der Wand, und, und Frühstück - kann man eigentlich nicht so nennen - mangelhaft. Spartanisches Frühstück im Kloster auf Kreta ist dagegen Luxus. Überforderte und nicht motivierte Mitarbeiter an der Rezeption und beim Service

un endroit de rêve devenu un lieu de cauchemard par manque d'entretien.Hôtel à l'abandon.Il ferait mieux de fermer.

Super historisches Gebäude. Leider etwas in die Jahre gekommen. Probleme mit der Renovierung.