Dar Infiane is a characterful guesthouse in the palm oasis of Tata, in southern Morocco’s Souss-Massa region, between desert and mountains. Set in a restored building described as more than 500 years old, it combines traditional Moroccan architecture with European comforts. Local and natural materials, Tataoui-style ceilings, shaded patios, panoramic terraces, lounges and a small cooling pool create a calm, welcoming setting. The house is designed for the arid oasis climate, including passive ventilation, and offers decorated, heated and air-conditioned double, triple and quadruple rooms with private bathrooms.

Dar Infiane also serves as a base for discovering the surrounding area, with desert activities, excursions and circuits through oases, villages, river valleys, mountains and desert landscapes. Its associated accommodation includes the Akka Nait Sidi desert camp, offering a stay among the Sahara dunes, and Chez Lahcen, a traditional guesthouse restored with local materials. The property reports receiving Green Key recognition from 2008 through 2020, reflecting its commitment to environmentally conscious hospitality and the region’s cultural heritage.