Chateau Roslane Boutique hotel & Spa

What a fantastic relaxing place, beautiful between the vinyards. Lovely garden with swimmingpool. Very good hospitality team, taking very good care of you. Warm welcome. Very helpful staff. Great massage en informative winetour! We enjoyed it a lot, big thank you!

The restaurant is spectacular and service was good but food is average and doesn’t justify such a high prices as 240 MAD for lamb tagine or 220 MAD for chicken. I asked for a glass of red wine and it tasted like the bottle was opened a while ago so I asked them for another glass from fresh bottle but they refused. It was disappointing because I spent 240 MAD for 2 glasses of mediocre wine They could have at least few different wines by the glass to choose from, since it is vineyard after all!

Next level hospitality. Treated like family with genuine kindness but also complete professionalism. Such a terrific experience to be in isolated historic winery and feel totally safe and taken care of in every way. We only could get in for one night but when we arrived they allowed us to tour the winery cellar just after it had closed. Guide was so genuine and informative. Really a remarkable story. The service next to the pool was terrific (enjoyed all day as they allowed for late check out). Food beautiful and delicious. Herb and veg garden wonderful. Transfer from train station a good thing to do for ease. Loved running in 'trails' around the vineyard. Would have stayed longer if we could have!

Service was inexperienced but very kind. Heating and cooling of rooms was turned off so the room was very hot. Lots of mosquitos but no screens. Finally they double charged us for the room and have refused to refund it, which is ridiculous and we will have to go through VISA to block charge

Luxurious resort in which every architectural and decorative detail reminds of wine and vineyards. The staff is attentive, friendly, and professional. The restaurant, l'Oliveraie, has an attractive setting, with an interesting distribution of tables around two large olive trees in the center of the room (fake, but beautifully crafted to look like authentic plants) and outdoor tables set in the large garden overlooking the vineyard-covered valley. In the morning, the restaurant offers a very rich buffet, either for a continental breakfast or for a more typical meal with local products; for lunch and/or dinner, the menu offers Bordeaux/French-inspired dishes and revisited local cuisine. My rate is not five stars because something is missing to achieve excellence: probably lacking a supervisor for the hotel part (the rooms are a bit "neglected"), the waiting times at the restaurant are longer than usual in relation to the type of facility; also, the tasting-i.e., the wine-food pairing-requires more thoughts considering that this resort is part of the wine estate (tapas should "accompany" the type of wine being served and, most importantly!, be served with the wine and not afterwards). Another point would be that such a resort should also be able to accept credit cards that allow holders higher spending plafonds (e.g., Amex). However, I would like to point out that my stay was really pleasant and that this little corner of Bordeaux in the Maghreb is really worth a visit to refresh oneself from the chaos of Meknes, pamper oneself in a nice spa and enjoy peace, beauty and good wine.

We have been in Morocco now for 10 days, travelling throughout. Until today, we have had a truly memorable time. Today at this hotel, we experienced terrible customer service. Not only is the hotel run down but some of the staff there (especially Mr Nassr in the restaurant) are terrible. Please avoid this hotel as there are many better hotels near Meknes and Fes, Morocco

The winery is amazing, we got to visit the new facility as well as the old facility built by the French. However, we were a bit disappointed while doing the tour. We felt that it was more amateur than professional. Would definitely recommend more training to people there.

We stopped here after a night in the desert (so beautiful but so hot..) and it was definitely a great choice. The hotel is very nice, rooms small but well furnished and with a small private terrace in the garden. Very nice pool and fine restaurant. We had the opportunity to visit the cave (maybe the largest in Marocco) and is incredible. A small Tuscany stile area in Marocco which can give you the right push to continue your trip.

The hotel and gardens are beautiful. However, the service was far beyond what you expect from a true 5 star hotel, especially in restaurant. Food is overpriced and unimpressive, comparing to the outside world where you can get perfect tajines and lamb chops for 10 times lower price. Personnel is uninterested and wears not-so-clean clothes. But the biggest surprise was that wine tasting for guests of hotel is available for a fee of around 40 euros. This is really strange as you pay quite high price for rooms and people who have visited similar hotels, located at wineries, would expect the tasting to be a compliment. Even more surprisingly, the red wines of Chateau Roslane were on menu but were not available... In summary, if you expect to get to know Maroccan wines while staying at Chateau Roslane, it might not be the best experience. Instead, I highly recommend visiting the neighbouring Domaine de la Zoina where you will receive a warm Maroccan/French welcome and will have a super informative and cosy tasting of wines together with local olive oil and goat cheese!