Hotels met parking in Draa-Tafilalet, Morocco

Overall the service is good, especially the waiters in restaurant, the maintenance workers, they are polite and friendly. Much appreciated their service. Only 3 ladies in reception were not good of service due to reconfirming my booking more than 5 times! This is not acceptable! I already provided the booking number by your email but still found my booking, very annoying and wasting my time to visit reception due to they blocked my access card of room.

A wonderful desert experience with an amazing team! If Morocco deserves 100/10 for anything, it’s the people - and this camp is a great example. The rooms were clean, with a working bathroom, and everything was fine overall. The evening drums and stargazing in the Sahara were beautiful! Huge thanks to Ali for sharing so much local context - it was really interesting. All the staff were fantastic, lots of good vibes to them! The camp offers excursions too. A few small things to know: the AC only works at night (a bit odd), the Wi‑Fi is barely there (treat it as a digital detox and sort out anything important beforehand), breakfast and dinner were tasty but a bit repetitive - fine for 1–2 days, but you’d get tired of the same menu after a week. If you book the quad bikes, expect more of a slow “pensioner pace” ride at around 4 km/h.

The best riad of our trip to Morocco. The riad is located deep in a beautiful garden near the walls of an ancient kasbah. There are magnificent roses growing near the house. There is a private parking for your car. Each room is decorated in its own color. The balcony of our orange room offered a breathtaking view of the garden. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was clean and worked without interruption. They prepared a very tasty dinner for us in the garden in the open air. The breakfast was also excellent. But of course the best impressions are left from communicating with the owner Hassan. His hospitality and cordiality leave no doubt that we will recommend his riad to all our friends. We will definitely stay there again if we return.

Me and my wife stayed here for two nights. And it was wonderful! Just writing this review after best dinner we had in the whole trip. The tent itself is clean and contains everything you need. We were very comfortable there. It is warm at night, so you will not freeze. Anyway they have camel blankets just in case Ali, Mohamed and Khadija were the best hosts. They helped with all questions we had ( activities, transfer back etc) . We had an amazing private 4x4 tour in desert without crouds of tourists. The food itself was delicious. Every time we had something special. We even asked for recipe. That's how good it was We would definitely come again and stay there!

We stayed here as 2 families with kids, the hotel is old but is well maintained and clean in, However we got a beetle in room which was not pleasing during the visit. We also took option of half board with breakfast and dinner but food options seemed limited Staff was very courteous and helpful - overall stay was good. The bathroom need to have ventilation and kettle in room will be much appreciate

Fes Marriott Hotel Jnan Palace The Marriott Hotel is located in the city of Fez, far away from the ancient city of Medina. The style of the entire hotel highlights the local Islamic style of Fez. Whether it is the restaurant or the conference room, the color matching is eye-catching, sometimes gentle and comfortable, sometimes lively and jumping At night, the blue sky sets off the hotel's swimming pool, and with the company of lights, it looks particularly comfortable The interior decoration of the room is calm and atmospheric, with Islamic lines and patterns combined with modern design style. It shows the continuation of the vitality of Fez after integrating the essence of classical culture Friends who don't like noise and the old feeling of the old city, it is recommended to stay here

Excellent network hotel, convenient location. Comfortable rooms, delicious breakfasts, friendly staff

Perfect location for those who are not keen on staying in a tent/camp but want to be at the foot of the dunes. Pick-up from the bus station was free. Breakfast was filling. Views are unmatched.

Going to Melzuka, I didn't plan to live in a tent camp, so I chose this hotel on the desert side. The hotel owner is very enthusiastic. In the hotel, you can book a car and camel to watch the sunset in the desert. The desert car goes back and forth to the desert for about an hour and the camel for about 2 hours. We arrived at the hotel in the afternoon, drove directly to the desert car to see the sunset, returned to the hotel for dinner, dinner was good, recommended vegetable taji pot. The next morning, I took a camel to see the sunrise and returned to eat breakfast. The breakfast category is simple, but clean and comprehensive. Our room type is quite satisfactory. Multiple people stay is very cost-effective.

We booked this hotel the morning of our arrival. It really is a beautiful and pleasant place. You need to leave your car in Merzouga. Transfer to the hotel is paid - 40 euros per person. You can go by jeep or by camel. We chose camel - this is essentially a walk that other hotels offer for a fee in the morning. By camel, the journey takes 1 hour, by jeep 20 minutes. It is important to clarify before arrival what time exactly you need to arrive to leave for the camp by camel. And be sure to specify that you also need camels in the morning. The hotel manager only responded before booking. In the morning, when we reminded reception about camels, reception was unaware and wanted us to go by jeep. And the manager on WhatsApp was no longer responding. So we had to insist that we were promised specifically not camels there and back. Overall, I didn't like the WhatsApp manager's communication. The hotel staff, however, were wonderful! Dinner consisted of three courses: one soup, two tagines—one vegetarian and one with chicken. The room had a gas heater 👍👍. A hot shower and private toilet. But we went to the neighboring camp for the Berber music. Breakfast consisted of an omelet, coffee, tea, and hot milk. Desserts. Vegetable salad. Overall, we really liked it, except, of course, that we had to remind them about the camel transfer and wait for them to arrive from the city. But since we weren't in a hurry, everything was great! We'd previously contacted another camp—they had a free transfer. So, such an expensive transfer makes sense if it's by camel. Free sandboarding in the morning.