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"Communication was very condescending and bare. Food option was virtually zero and very expensive for what you get with no options? Camel ride option was excellent "

"Absolutely amazing. Very friendly service and value for money. "

"An Exclusive Luxury Retreat in the Sahara Nestled in the breathtaking dunes of Merzouga, Imperial Glory Lodges redefines desert luxury. Our elegantly designed tents offer unparalleled comfort, featuring plush bedding, en-suite bathrooms, and refined Moroccan decor. Guests enjoy gourmet Moroccan cuisine, exceptional hospitality, and immersive cultural experiences, from camel treks to 4x4 desert excursions. As night falls, the mesmerizing starlit sky and traditional Berber music create an...

"A great welcoming host. Rooms well prepared. A meal ready for us and a good breakfast. Good pool and seating areas. "

"Convenient, near desert, camel 🐫 ride just near good for camping 🏕, dinner is good 👍 friendly staff 👍🐫🏕👍"

"The Sahara Garden that I stayed is truly not just a Hotel, it is like a premium resort right in the Dunes of Sahara Desert and natural Oasis. It has amenities like multiple restaurants, swimming pool, sit down locations, options to rent Jeep or 4x4 vehicles and rent quads etc. The food(lunch/dinner) was great as well as breakfast. A must place to visit in a secluded area of Morocco. The only thing that I think they can add is a soap/shampoo holder in the shower room."

"Our family of 4 stayed 3 nights in Auberge Les Roches. We arrived by rental car around sunset and were pleased to have a complimentary tajin dinner that night. The breakfast was good, and we made tons of use of the pool, which was a hit with our kids. Amazing dunes are just a short walk away. We were in the area for fossil hunting. A couple other notes: we had to pay for the room in cash only, which we didn’t get notice about until the day before checkout and nearly had a problem with because...

"The photos are simply untrue. The camp is in poor condition - broken chairs & lanterns; blankets thrown about; garbage strewn here & there. There is only one outlet in each tent and electricity was not always available. We had less than five minutes of hot water over 48 hours. Often one teenager was the only staff on site, and we had to communicate using Google translate, as the adults simply were not around. Hamid did his best to keep things lively, but he’s working with very little. I...