Arz Village Farah Inn 2479

Welcome to Arz Village Farah Inn! A premier resort nestled in a breathtaking natural setting at the foot of the Atlas Mountains and surrounded by Africa’s largest cedar forest. Located at an altitude of 1,650 metres, in the heart of Ifrane National Park, Arz Village Farah Inn offers comfortable apartments and chalets, each featuring two bedrooms—one with a king-size bed and the other with two separate beds. The Standard chalets and apartments feature a kitchenette equipped with a hob and a refrigerator, perfect for guests who prefer independence and self-catering. Additionally, a small supermarket is located near the resort’s front desk, where you can find everyday essentials. The Comfort and Select apartments do not have a kitchenette, but they are much more spacious and feature a large living room that can be used for additional sleeping arrangements, as well as two bathrooms and a terrace or balcony.

On-site, there are plenty of activities for everyone to enjoy, including 3 beautiful outdoor pools, an indoor pool, 2 basketball courts, two volleyball courts, a playground for toddlers with a swing and a mini slide, two handball/mini-soccer courts, one badminton court, and mountain bikes available for rent on-site. During the warmer months, you can try archery for an additional fee. The main restaurant is open 7 days a week to satisfy food lovers with a simple yet delicious menu. Feel free to order your favourite dishes as “takeaway” to enjoy with your family in your accommodation. Plus, in the summer, the snack bars near the pools serve light meals so you can fully enjoy your time swimming. What more could you ask for in a family holiday setting!

Important:
A security deposit of 500 DH is required upon arrival. It will be refunded at the end of your stay.
A tourist tax of 13.20 DH is payable per person (ages 12 and up) per night.
This rental is reserved for families and married couples who present a marriage certificate upon arrival.
Guests are asked to behave respectfully towards the property and the country’s customs.