Meknes-Tafilalet Hotels

"Fabulous desert location with included live music and dancing with Touareg. Parking off site, and please do take the 1 1/2 hr camel ride to the camp: it is breathtaking (especially when aiming to arrive 1-2 hours before sundown in the camp). Staff is very capable and welcoming. "

"Nice quite location In beautiful setting "

"Amazing amazing amazing! The staff the culture the vibe, they made us feel like at home! Backyward is the desert! Def would recommend."

"What a wonderful magical place! This is the second camp we have stayed at in Merzouga and this one was a much different experience — private, quiet, beautiful and peaceful. The staff was excellent, attentive to every need. Meals were served one on one, and it was some of the best food we’ve had in all of Morocco. All arrangements were made for whatever we wanted to do (camel rides, quads on the dunes). The tent was super cute and comfortable. Hot water and WiFi are hit or miss, but those shouldn’t be the reasons one comes to the Sahara. This should be a place to unplug, learn some Moroccan/Berber culture, and reconnect. 100 percent recommend! "

"What a great day. The staff was fantastic. Accommodations were great and the food was amazing. I really appreciated the evening entertainment while we all sat around watching the fire and looking at the stars. Would certainly recommend."

"Excellent, Excellent. Excellent !!!! The owner and the stuff made the experience amazing. Very Friendly and accommodating. Food was excellent. I will go back in a heartbeat."

"The hotel is missing a lot of amenities, and rooms are missing maintenance doors and chalet are not closing…"

"Wonderful hosts and a lovely place with alot of character."

"This is a very basic Riad located in an excellent location just on the edge of the Medina. It had everything you need from a comfortable bed, hot shower, reliable wifi and good breakfast but the photo really gives a false impression of the condition of the place. The French speaking staff member was helpful and there was a man who spoke English when we arrived who explained how to enter and lock up. Bring your own toiletries as none were provided. "