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"Friendly and attentive staff, comfy spacious rooms and great food! "

"The accomodation and service were of good quality and worth every penny. The owner is a delightful man who will do anything he can to help you. The breakfast was delicious. Room very spacious. The roof terrace is particularly nice, having good seating, a covered area to keep off the sun and 360 degree views across the village. The hotel is set in a quiet village and surrounded by palm trees - an oasis in fact deep in a valley surrounded by rocky hills. Location is perfect really as it's just...

"It was a great positive surprise upon arrival. Beautiful modern rooms, amazing views and facilities, but above all, the staff and service was outstanding, we felt like home. Can't think of a better place to stay to enjoy the desert. Our kids loved having the camels "across the street"."

"Nice and cozy place to stay "

"The service is excellent. It is very thoughtful to give us a bottle of sand of Sahara when we leaving. The food is excellent too. I had a very very good time there."

"Abbiamo soggiornato al campo tendato per una sola notte e l’esperienza è stata nel complesso positiva. La tenda era ampia e confortevole, dotata di diverse coperte, utili vista l’assenza del condizionatore. Avremmo però apprezzato una maggiore attenzione alla pulizia e abbiamo riscontrato un problema con l’acqua calda. I pasti sono stati abbondanti e gradevoli e il personale si è dimostrato disponibile anche nel venire incontro alle nostre esigenze sugli orari. Il proprietario è stato...

"Staff somewhat aloof. Not sure what their roles were. One person spoke English. Difficult to communicate requests. The other staff were a bit stand offish, never engaging or smiling. Made for a bit of discomfort. I don't think the rooms/tent are hardly ever cleaned out. Bottled water in the tents on arrival were never replaced after the first day. Trash never emptied during our stay. Felt a bit like being in the twilight zone. It slightly felt like I was imposing on someone's space. Dinners were...