"AU SANGLIER QUI FUME"
Hôtel Restaurant du Haut
Atlas
Sixty kilometers from Marrakesh, set in a valley in the High Atlas mountains at an altitude of 1000 metres, le Sanglier qui fume originally provided simple living accommodation for the French Foreign Legion soldiers who built the bridge over the Ouirgane river in the early twentieth century. According to legend, the building was christened le Sanglier qui fume because of its subsequent use by wild boar
hunters. Paul Thevenin opened his rustic mountain inn in 1945 and in 1998 Annick and Richard Pousset were proud and delighted to take over the management of the hotel and continue their father’s work. Their watchwords are friendliness and hospitality. They and their staff are always at your service in order to ensure that your stay is a highly enjoyable and memorable experience.
