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US · young couple · Dec 2024
Amazing
Really amazing experience. Some of the best food we had all trip! Make sure to ask about the transfer cost to camp because from what I understand, it’s not always included! Maybe depends on time of yr and when you book.
WiFi only worked in the restaurant (and barely at that). Hot water was a little iffy / took awhile to turn on! Very little water pressure too, but can’t complain too much because we were in the desert!
US · family with young children · Sep 2023
Great hosts. Great ideas. Poor execution.
On the plus side, the tents were large and included running water (toilet/sink/shower), which were uber-luxurious in the desert. Also: breakfast and dinner were provided, since there's nowhere one can go without a camel or a 4x4. The staff were the undisputed highlight: incredibly well-mannered, joyful, helpful and welcoming. I can't stress enough how this made the experience special. With that said, see the caveats below.
The room stank like hell, not from prior guests but from the fact that they're made of plastic and spend their lives baking (and offgassing) from the sun. If you have a sensitive nose, it's overwhelming. Operationally, the toilet didn't flush, so we used water bottles to manually fill the tank every time we needed to go. Furthermore, the paper-thin tents mean that you cannot sleep until everyone nods off, since singing/dancing/chatting extend well into the night. Bring earplugs! Moreover, the wifi is exactly that, only in name. No real connection. (A plus, for some.) And finally, breakfast consisted of plastic-wrapped industrial food products. NB: we chose to stay 2 days, thinking it'd be great to stay while the overnight tourists left (most stay for just one night). By morning, we understood why. There's nothing to do, and one isn't allowed to stay on property due to overwhelming heat. So, one is made to wander town (if one has a car) or stay at the half-built "hotel" near the highway—which has no food, drink (except water one can buy), services or A/C, and a "pool" the size of a car that was as exciting as a root canal. With that said, by day 2 in the 110-degree swelter, we jumped in and were thankful if existed at all.
ES · young couple · May 2023
Truly unforgetable experience
The experience was way over our expectation. The bed was extremely comfortable and the tent was quiet: we had the best sleep during our almost three weeks' travel in Morroco. Breakfast and dinner were both pleasant, plenty and well served. The staff was extremely attentive, with good manners. The ride by an SUV out of the desert was a bonus, full of fun and excitement.
HU · young couple · Apr 2023
Very good
SK · young couple · Apr 2023
Perfect stay in desert
Good staff Plenty of food Hot shower
Availability of shisha would be a nice touch
Erg Chebbi Merzouga · Merzouga