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( 0535 56 06 92; beau-sejour-hotel@yahoo.fr; 45 Pl Moulay Hachem ben Salah; s/d/tr Dh70/100/180,
cold/hot showers Dh5/10)
Another decent budget option, rooms here are pretty simple and un-
affected. The roof terrace has good views across Azrou.
Palais des Cerisiers
(Rue Cedre Gouraud btwn Azrou & Ifrane; d incl breakfast & dinner from Dh1250, ste/family apt Dh1800;
)
A smart upmarket choice, this hotel is surrounded by cherry blossoms in
spring. Rooms are spacious and comfortable with heating, and suites have a fireplace.
There's a tennis court, gym and spa, and an elegant restaurant.
HOTEL
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Eating
Hôtel Les Cèdres
( 0535 56 23 26; Pl Mohammed V; mains around Dh50; noon-3pm & 7.30-10pm)
A hotel res-
taurant with a 1920s dining room and log fire, and our favourite eating place in Azrou.
The local trout is always good, plus there are some more unusual dishes like rabbit tajine.
MOROCCAN
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Café Boulangerie Bilal
CAFE
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(Pl Mohammed V; sandwiches Dh25; 8am-10pm)
This is an always-busy cafe with upstairs
seating, good sandwich and tajine options, plus fruit juices and the occasional ice cream
for the hot weather.
Hôtel le Panorama
( 0535 56 20 10; Hay Ajelabe; set menu Dh130; 7.30-10pm)
Another hotel restaurant, the
Hôtel le Panorama is better in the evenings, when you can also wash down your meal with
a glass of wine or beer. Some decent tajines, and a handful of continental dishes in an old-
fashioned dining room. The simple menu has fewer options during the week.
MOROCCAN, EUROPEAN
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Shopping
The weekly souq is held on Tuesday about 1.5km northeast of town. Here you'll witness
Berber women from the surrounding villages haggling with dealers over the flat-weave
carpets, as well as fresh produce and other market goods. Take care if it's been raining
