Morocco's most remote hotel, the Kasbah of Toubkal is the epilogue of a family story.

It is that of two brothers, Mike and Chris, an adventurer and a businessman, and their partner Haj Maurice who fell in love with Morocco and Imlil in particular. In 1995, they bought the former summer residence of Caïd Souktani, which was little more than a ruin. For the rebuild, they only use local resources: labor, personnel, food, plates, mats, cushions, cooking pot. Its plunging views over the valley make it an exceptional place that attracts travelers from all over the world. And the hotel's philosophy, which consists of living in perfect autonomy and harmony with the region make it a unique enterprise.

From the series, The World's Most Remote Hotels.