Imane Ouriche

Felt like a cheap hotel, rooms are small, dining area was sterile with flourescent lights, and location seems a bit not super walkable to food options.

Least favorite hotel. Cluttered in rooms, bathrooms are not functioning well, and bed situation was challenging (two beds, and one we had to climb up on a ladder. Upkeep of aesthetics is lacking in this hotel.

Great place, nice and fun staff, great accommodations. Very peaceful. Definitely go out to see the stars away from the camp at night if it's a clear day. Dinner was great. Breakfast was average.

Beautiful and great service. Would have been good to know what to expect for meals prior to arriving, pricing and that the food was excellent, as we stopped somewhere before because we were hungry. Would have preferred to wait for this food. Staff and rooms were beautiful. Location is a bit far especially since we did not spend much time there in the morning or evening. Would have been nice to stay or arrive earlier.

Clean yet not very sophisticated. Services were okay but not great (pedicure). Nothing special. Pillows and beds were not great.

Driver was great, we hit tons of traffic in Casablanca and our driver was very patient. Maybe time the drive to arrive in less trafficky times.

Great guide, Sherif.

Great guide. Needed this guide as this medina is harder to navigate then Marrakesh. 1/2 day is perfect if this activity. Again know what you want to buy in this medina.

We did it, need to be on a steep enough grade for this to work. Start on butt first if you are scared and lean back, and be barefoot. Hard to turn like a snowboard, straight down. You can do 3-4 runs if you are willing to walk up the hill. Nice little workout. This will be a 20-30 minute activity.

Loved seeing the nomad populations, however our guide lacked knowledge and did not make much effort to educate us. The lunch was good at Cafe Zaid,- the egglpant dish in the clay was amazing,- berber pizza was not my favorite kind of pizza, yet interesting. Enjoyed the music and tea. Seemed like these places are set up for workers to come there and show us how these populations lived, but they do not reside their now. So some explanation of this would be helpful.

Desert was beautiful. Sunset was breathtaking, so make sure to arrive for the sunset. Our camel ride was private and the guide, Mohammed was super nice and creative with our pictures.

Lots of driving be prepared. Carpet Cooperative is nice, however was difficult to avoid a large purchase. Again research if this is something you want or not. Farm walk to the cooperative was quite lovely. Would really appreciate seeing the women who make these carpets versus the men who are the sales team. Could have skipped two stops: the Hollywood of the Atlas Mountains, and the store where they dress you up in scarves to look like a local. This would have given us more time in Boulemane Dades.

This was great. Tried a variety of foods at restaurants and with street vendors. Process was easy and service was great. Just enough food.

Very nice tour about history, culture and the medina. Mohammed was very knowledgeable.

Very pretty but not sure I would have put this on our the agenda. Great for pictures.