"A splendid stay in a refined setting that combines comfort with elegance. Cleanliness, quiet, and functionality right at the edge of the desert. Well-maintained amenities and extremely kind, helpful staff. Highly recommended"

"Breakfast starts at 5am, good for people who wake up early. But there had no Wifi in the room. And also no plugs near the bed."

"The bungalows were very basic. The overall setting lends itself well to cultural immersion and encourages a sense of escape. You couldn't be in a better place to experience the desert. My only problem was the difficulty of getting from the bus station to the hotel at night. They failed to mention that if I wanted to walk (30 minutes), a large part of the way is in complete darkness because there is no street lighting, and it's through fields and palm trees. It can be frightening for someone unfamiliar with desert environments."

"This is a unique place to stay walking distance to natural oasis and Sahara dunes. Half board was mediocre at best. Staff seemed to have no desire to customer service. No wifi, rooms have AC just above bed, but either cold either AC right on you or hot either way it off. Pool was refreshing, tower offers scenic view of tents and pool."

"Staying at this four-star hotel, I had new and original experiences. Upon arrival, passports were not registered, the tourist tax was paid in cash and without a receipt, and currency exchange was not required. I found a standard room, but the window was blocked, the air conditioning was weak, and the cleanliness was adequate; I only managed to sleep because I was very tired. After a long journey in 40-degree temperatures, my first desire after being assigned my room was to take a long, relaxing dip in the pool. Unfortunately, after five minutes, I had to get out of the water because no one was enforcing the basic hygiene and behavior rules, despite the notices posted at the poolside. Everyone, absolutely everyone, entered the water without showering, including a large group of very sweaty and fully clothed North African women, in addition to the diving, splashing, and screaming of adults and children. At dinner, I discovered a new dish I hadn't heard of: grilled fish tails: but where was the fish? The rest of the food was also of poor quality; it was sad to see some of these items re-proposed for breakfast the next morning; otherwise, you could eat the desserts with flies. Drink prices are high. In short, this hotel is like fish: it might be very good, but if you only get the boney tail, it's just a disappointment."