Luxury traditional Tent Camp

Very, very good 👍

Pros: A magical place among the dunes and the desert — very cozy, beautiful, and surprisingly convenient in terms of location. Delicious food, attentive service, wonderful wine, a million stars in the night sky, the rhythm of drums, and the crackling of the fire created an unforgettable atmosphere. We were truly delighted and pleasantly impressed.

Cons: Extra payment for heating of the room

Amazing

Pros: I think everyone has written already how amazing this experience was, we'll never forget this - transfer, dunes, stargazing, tent, welcoming staff, music, dinner. We stayed only 1 night but I think it's better to stay 2 nights. Sunrise in the desert is smth magical.

Cons: Maybe just few things... Breakfasts everywhere in Morocco are quite basic - bread, egg (here we needed to split one omelette between 2 of us), yoghurt, that's pretty much it. Dinner was fantastic, so we thought that breakfast will be also good, but it was basic :( Well, not everything we asked was made. At nights it's quite cold, so we asked for another blanket, twice, but never got it. We were nervous because our bag was missing (we had warm clothes there), staff just said, it's ok, we will bring it later, but didn't look for it. And 2 hours later, just by accident, another guests found it in their tent, so we could never find it.. So maybe just a little bit more organization might be better, but otherwise, I would say, that everything was spectacular.

Pros: Spending the night in Merzouga was an experience that felt almost dreamlike. The hosts went above and beyond to make everyone feel comfortable and welcomed, sharing stories and traditions that brought Berber culture to life. The desert came alive with rhythmic drums and joyful music, creating an atmosphere that was both vibrant and peaceful. We enjoyed a variety of activities that made the evening even more memorable, from climbing the dunes to stargazing in complete silence. The food was another highlight rich flavors, homemade dishes, and warm hospitality in every bite. It was a night that truly captured the spirit of the Sahara.

Pros: Spending a night in Merzouga was a dreamlike experience our traditionally decorated tent felt cozy and authentic, the tagine served for dinner was rich with flavor, and the early breakfast in the quiet desert was a perfect start to the day. The camel tour across the dunes at sunset was mesmerizing, and watching the sunrise paint the sand in soft colors the next morning was unforgettable. Everything was handled with warm, personal service, making the beauty of the desert even more memorable.

Pros: Merzouga-pi tutaymanta pasaasqa tiempoykuqa anchata sonqochaykachisqa karqa. Chayman chayasqaykuqa, wasinchiskunaqa kusikuywan, allin sonqoykuwanmi qhepakuykuhinaqa familiayku hina qhewasqa kachkanchik. Inti huk urmaykusqa, arena orqokunaqa k’anchaywan tikrasqa, ch’usiyniyuq sumaq pampa hina riqsisqa. Mikhuyqa allinmi, saborniyuq, llank’aywan rurasqa Merzouga llaqtapa ruraqkunamanta. Tutaypi, nina muyurinpi, takiykuna, tinya t’aqllaykunaqa sumaq kusiyta apachirqanku. Wayra suyayku, k’anchay killa k’anchaynin, ch’isi ancha quyllurwan hunt’asqa llamk’aywan, kawsaywan, kusikuyniyuq ñawpaq p’unchaykuna kaypi waqaychasqa kachkan.

Pros: Loads of fun, very friendly and service oriented staff, beautiful tents and a big laugh around the camp fire at night

Pros: The service and the staff The room was exceptional! Amazing experience in the Sahara

Cons: The diner was the same twice

A comfortable way to enjoy a beautiful desert experience Hi

Pros: We had a very nice time. The staff were exceptionally kind and helpful. The camp is very well laid out and the accommodation really pleasant and very clean, despite a sand storm. Nice linen, a huge bed and good bathroom facilities.

Cons: The bed was a little hard for my taste. There was no hot water for my shower, but okay for my partner, so perhaps I was unlucky. The meals were not especially imaginative, although pleasant enough. Unluckily, the storm meant no fireside drums & and songs, so although it was moved into the dining tent, that didnt quite work. Overall, although a bit performative, it was a nice stay and worth it for the beautiful desert experience.

Pros: A great stay, we arrived early and the staff were very accommodating giving us breakfast and sending us over to a Riad in Merzouga with a swimming pool whilst we waited for the desert tents to cool down as it is too hot to be there during the daytime in August. The staff were also amazing in the morning, we went on a sunrise quad bike tour but had to make the only bus leaving Merzouga to Marrakech at 7:30am, and despite us being late back they got us to the bus stop just in time! Thank you guys - we definitely recommend

Cons: There was no cold water in the tents and they can get incredibly hot - can't complain too much though as we went in August!

Exceptional

Pros: Everything was great! Highly recommend this amazing camp in an incredible location.