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"The location is its biggest highlight , right by the dunes and truly beyond expectations. My room was at the rooftop, it gave me a luxury to watch the sunrise in the dunes privately! I also danced under the stars! If you wanna make the instagram famous pool video you can do it from rooftop or you can take room number 24. Only this room has the best view. The drawback, the washroom smell was quite disturbing. And the breakfast was so so! "

"Personnel really kind and always helpful Great stay. I recommend to do all the fabulous experiences, camel, quad, and jeep tour (wonderful and really interesting)"

"Excellent staff. The hotel is a 25 minute walk from the station."

"Sahara Magic Luxury Camp is, without question, one of the most extraordinary experiences our family has ever had. If you're considering a night in the Sahara, stop deliberating — this is the place. The camel ride into the dunes at golden hour was the stuff of dreams — a moment our family will talk about for years. Our 4-year-old son was completely mesmerized, and watching him experience the magic of the Sahara for the first time is a memory we'll cherish forever. The tents are genuinely luxurious — beautifully furnished, surprisingly spacious, and far more comfortable than you'd ever expect in the middle of the desert. Every detail has been considered to make you feel at ease while remaining fully immersed in the wilderness. As night fell, the bonfire was lit, Berber music filled the desert air, and the atmosphere was warm and deeply authentic. Then came the stargazing — with zero light pollution, the night sky over the Sahara is unlike anything we have ever seen. None of us wanted the moment to end. The food was fresh, flavourful, and generous — every meal a delight. And the staff were the beating heart of it all; warm, genuine, and incredibly attentive, taking exceptional care of our young son throughout. Sahara Magic Luxury Camp is not just a place to stay — it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Absolutely unmissable."

"I can’t believe this had an average of 7/10 in the reviews. It really is a 9.5–10/10. Good value. The room was a good size. There was an issue with the sink not draining under a Sunday night.Hayat had a technician fix it within 15 minutes. Dinner was good. Breakfast was excellent. There was a secure guard – controlled parking for my motorbike. And a really interesting design. I made a mistake by booking the wrong night. Ajay at Hotels.com (Expedia) sorted it out and I really appreciate help from the hotel staff who were all excellent:Zackery, Hamid and Hayat. If you’re anywhere near Ifrane then this is a good place to stay. "

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"Very nice acomodation . Clean anda Beautiful. "

"An Arabian Nights Dream at the Edge of the Dunes If you are traveling to Merzouga, skip the generic resorts and stay at Nasser Palace. This isn't just a hotel; it’s an authentic gateway to the Sahara. Located in Hassilabied, right at the foot of the Erg Chebbi dunes, it offers an experience that feels like stepping into a movie set. The Vibe: The architecture is stunning—a traditional artisanal kasbah with beautiful carvings and a sprawling central patio. Whether you’re lounging by the emerald-green pool or sitting on the terrace watching the sunrise over the sand, the "Arabian Nights" atmosphere is everywhere. The Desert Experience: They are experts at desert logistics. We did the camel trek into the dunes for sunset, and it was seamless. They also offer 4x4 adventures and sandboarding. Being only a 1-minute walk from the dunes means you can wander out to see the stars whenever you like. The Food: The kitchen here is incredible. Breakfast was amazing, they also serve lunch and dinner. Authentic Wellness: After a dusty day in the desert, the Beldi Spa and Hammam were a godsend. They even offer traditional sand therapy (Sablothérapie) during the summer months, which is a unique local experience you won't find at many other places. Exceptional Hospitality: The staff, led by Lehsen and El Bashir the manager, go above and beyond."

"It’s situated within the medina which is ideal although you will need to walk a little way from the Main Street to access it. It was down a dirty alleyway with some cats and poo which wasn’t nice. It’s not their area but perhaps they may need to consider how to make that first area more appealing to guests as it looks awful. Inside it was a very nicely decorated Riad. Breakfast was good and useful. I would say if visiting in winter months that this Riad was very cold. The air con didn’t seem to work in heating up the room. This was the one place where I could see my breath so that was a bit of a drawback. I’m sure in the warmer months it’s very comfortable. "