Errachidia Province Hotels with Wifi

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.

If you don't want to live in a tent in the desert, choose this one. There is a swimming pool on the edge of the desert. There is a restaurant to eat. All desert activities, the boss can help arrange, the boss is very enthusiastic, thank all the staff

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.

Facilities: The room is old, the bed is sand, and it is bitten by bugs. Environment: The hotel could see the dunes, but other hotels were built in front, and now there is a large construction site outside.

The price does not match the experience at all, there is no hot water in the bath, the nozzle is also bad, in fact, the location is far from the dunes, not on the same side, it is recommended that you choose a camp closer to the dunes. It is still very difficult when you go. In short, I spent the money of a five-star hotel and enjoyed the service of Home Inn for seven days. The waiter's attitude was very good. The hardware conditions were a bit too bad, otherwise I would not charge so expensive.

There are a lot of bosses. The hotel owner picked me up from the Melzuka bus stop for free to the hotel. The room was small, but the bathroom and bath in the room were available. The price was good and I stayed for several nights.

Extremely clean, exactly as advertised, on time pickup and transfer, super friendly staf

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.

The hotel is in a good location which is the gate door of the desert.👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏

The only downside is the smell in the canvas tents, everything else is fine. Accessible from the highway by sedan. Right next to the dunes.