Rimal tata camp

The bed was really comfortable. Zara, the host is a lovely person. Zara prepared good wholesome traditional food including her own delicious take on Moroccan salad. The camp was very peaceful. I of hot water for the shower. Good WiFi.

Zahra runs the camp. She is an extremly nice and kind person. She, her mother and her aunt are the most welcoming people, they took a long time for us, offering us tea and homemade maroccan cake. Breakfast was brilliant, unfortunately we arrived too late in the evening, so we couldn’t enjoy dinner there. The place is very beauiful, everything is super clean and very convenient. We were very sad , that we had to leave and couldn’ t stay longer there. I recommend Zahra’s place very warmly.

"Softly shifting sands, majestic dunes, and the silence of the desert in this camp Its was a wonderful experience we have here in Morocco We spent a more than wonderful night in the middle of tranquillity inside the tent. There is a toilet and a shower to enjoy a hot bathroom and a very comfortable bed. I think the best bed we sleep on since we came to Morocco. Zahra is an ambitious and educated girl. We enjoyed the elimination with her and her family some time. We would like to repeat the visit again and we recommend visiting. The place is very beautiful.

This was our second visit to this beautiful camp close to Tata, in a very beautiful part of Morocco. Everything about this place is truly amazing, whether you are staying in one of the tents like we did this time, or sleep in your van or motorhome as we did last year. The food is nothing short of perfect, and the attention of Zahra (the boss with a big B)! is as kind and professional as it gets. A big thank you to the whole Abail family for having us again, hopefully we will be back yet again some time in the future! If you want to experience a slice of true Moroccan hospitality and cuisine, while sleeping comfortably in soft beds and waking up with a beautiful view, this is the perfect place.

We really enjoyed our stay here. The tents are wonderful, beautifully decorated and in a nice location. It's a good place to walk around and enjoy the scenery. There was some tradional Moroccan music at night which added to the atmosphere bot nothing too much, so at night it's peaceful and quiet. The food was very good too! And lastly the owner, she was very kind and it was nice to hear a bit about her story of starting up this camp. We would highly recommend staying here!

Zahra is a wonderful host and she created an amazing camp. The tents are stunning and beautifully decorated. Breakfast and dinner are delicious and prepared with love. The tents are cold in winter nights but there's warm water and enough blankets to stay warm. I cannot recommend this place more!

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After a month travelling through Morocco, I can honestly say this is the best place we’ve stayed: the camp is beautiful, with love and attention to every detail, and plenty of space to sit down and relax both in the shade and in the sun. You have a great view to the mountains and desert landscape, and the ruined fort overlooking the camp is a beautiful place to watch the sunset. The food is absolutely delicious: hands down the best tajins we’ve had, not to mention the best bread- freshly made in a traditional oven. Zahra, the owner, and her mother Amina are great cooks, and you can really tell the food is made with love. And that brings me to the best thing about this place: the people. The Abail family welcomed us with genuine hospitality and made our two days with them a true highlight of our six weeks in Morocco. I highly recommend staying here. I know we’ll be back next time we visit the country!

The host was very friendly and helpful. The bed was comfortable and warm enough during the cold night. The tents are a nice size and the tables and n the couch months area for breakfast and dinner are nicely situated.

No sink or mirror in the tent bathroom or in the two common bathrooms. I was unable to find the switch for the light in the tent - it is unclear if the ceiling light is even hooked up. Orange juice was not fresh-squeezed, unusual in a country overflowing with oranges.