Merzouga·9.5
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Sirocco Luxury Camp in Merzouga offers luxury tents with private bathrooms, balconies, and garden or mountain views. Guests enjoy ski-to-door access, a sun terrace, and Moroccan cuisine at the on-site restaurant. Amenities include free WiFi, air-conditioning, a shared kitchen, and picnic area. The camp provides ski equipment hire, walking tours, and a paid shuttle service, with free off-site parking.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The staff were attentive, the meals were delicious and generous, and the accommodation was at the foot of the desert and freshly renovated—perfect! The bill climbs quickly, and transport to the lodging isn’t included in the price (you can’t drive there). Expect to budget €120 for a round‑trip 15‑minute 4x4 ride from the pickup point to the lodging.
Emma·Hace una semana
The place was very peaceful in September, and the hosts were extremely welcoming and attentive. They offered several on‑site activities like quad rides and local life discovery, and you could travel to the desert camp either by camel or 4x4. The camp had been renovated, so it no longer looks like the photos but now feels more modern and the tents are more comfortable. Aside from breakfast, everything else was extra and the bill can climb quickly—expect €15 per meal per person, €60 for the transfer per person, and €50 for quad rental.
Chouteau·Hace 2 semanas
The cabin was great and super comfy, very modern too. However, the exterior photos show a different camp, so they don’t match the reality.
Maria·Hace 3 semanas
What a beautiful camp! The staff were very attentive and friendly, eager to make our stay magical. The jaima was very pretty.
Carla·Hace un mes
We spent two nights at the camp and everything was perfect. The staff is extremely kind and always available. The meeting point is easy to find, but you can also talk to them via WhatsApp weeks in advance for all information and questions. The tents are great, with electricity, USB sockets everywhere, private bathrooms and showers. There’s no air conditioning, but a fan was enough to sleep through August. The whole setup runs on its own solar panels, so you have to understand the place you’re in before you expect the usual comforts. On the first day we left the town center to reach the camp by camel, stopping to take photos and wait for sunset. Once at the camp we had dinner and then sang and danced around the fire if we wanted. The next day we went on a hike that kept us busy all day, ending with a swim in a nearby Kasbah pool. Everything was perfect. Our guide was fantastic and friendly. The following day we returned by mid‑morning and then continued our tour. The camp’s location is ideal for wandering the dunes on your own and for excursions to local villages. There are other nearby camps, but there’s still plenty of privacy and silence. Excellent experience.
Fabio·Hace un mes