Hotels near Kasr Bounou

I recently had the opportunity to spend some time at the Visitors Camp and it was a truly unique and special experience. The camp is located in the heart of the desert near breathtaking sand dunes, and the isolated location provided a peaceful and serene atmosphere. The Visitors Camp offered comfortable and well-maintained tents for sleeping, and I was pleasantly surprised by the amenities provided. Each tent was equipped with comfortable sleeping gear, and the camp provided a central area for cooking and dining. I appreciated the campfire area for the cool evenings, where I was able to socialize with other campers and enjoy the warmth of the fire. One of the highlights of my stay at the Visitors Camp was exploring the stunning sand dunes. The camp staff were knowledgeable and provided great advice on the best spots for dune bashing and sandboarding. The sunset over the dunes was an unforgettable experience and a sight I will never forget.

The staff was very friendly and taking really good care. The hotel and and the pool area are really nice. We were nearly the only ones at the hotel but still they took really good care of us.

It's a nice little oasis, near the edge of the end of the world. Everyone was super nice, and while I thought the prices were elevated - that was normal to me. We are tourists, and they're not catering to locals, but only the folks, who can afford the elevated prices, and we didn't mind paying that, as it was supporting the local economy < I liked that the most.

we arrived late at night and the hotel staff met us at the gate to welcome us. they quickly loaded our luggage and brought us to our room. they also kept the restaurant open late for us and had prepared a delicious feast for our dinner. The staff went above and beyond in every way to ensure our comfort. Our room was clean, spacious, safe, and comfortable. We were heading out into the Sahara Desert the next morning for an overnight stay and the hotel staff let us keep our car at the hotel and let us keep our extra belongings in our room. They also encouraged us to use the gorgeous pool and go back to our room after the desert for a nice hot shower. We highly recommend this friendly and beautiful hotel for their warm and exceptional service. We felt like welcome family with their gracious hospitality.

Magical and calm atmosphere . However, the food is quite expensive and fairly ordinary.

A million reasons to stay and definitely book a tour! 1) Fantastic staff. We were sick and they helped us in every way possible, from driving more slowly to offering a special tea to help our upset stomachs to changing meals last minute 2) Easy to contact, they always responded very quickly, cordially, and in detail. We felt we were in safe hands, which is essential when you're basically trusting someone with your life in an unfamiliar, dangerous environment (the desert) 3) Spacious, comfortable, clean, nicely decorated rooms in Mhamid and Erg Chigaga 4) Staff really cares about sharing their culture. They want you to feel at home and are happy to answer even the most banal questions 5) The tour really was the trip of a lifetime. I'm not exaggerating. We learned so much and lived--really lived--so much. From trekking with/on camels to traveling by jeep to climbing dunes to trying desert arugula to watching sand bread being made to relaxing to soaking up silence and learning to cook Moroccan desert-style... I will never forget these experiences and the people who welcomed us with open arms. 6) Fair prices. Our 3-day tour cost 360€ total all included for two people. If you need a recommendation for a particular tour, we went on the 3-day Majesty of the Sahara tour, which I think struck a wonderful balance between showing us the natural, wild, nomad lifestyle (mobile camp) and seeing a wide variety of desert landscapes via jeep (fixed camp). The first day there was no one else around for miles; on the second, we took in a very impressive view of the dunes

They took a great care of us. The food was so great. They did for us what we asked.