Merzouga Hamza Luxury Camp

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Le tarif demandé pour rejoindre l’hôtel après réservation est exorbitant. Je n’y suis jamais allé.

Billederne afspejler ikke virkeligheden. Jeg var der og så det med mine egne øjne. Jeg overnattede der. Da vi ankom, var priserne ikke som angivet på Booking.com, men vi blev tvunget til at betale. Sengen i teltet var dækket af sand, bruseren var i stykker, middagen var ikke som afbildet, internettet var meget svagt og kun tilgængeligt i restauranten, og kamelerne skulle rengøres. Billederne afspejler ikke virkeligheden, og det fortjener kun to stjerner, ikke mere.

Jeg elskede chaufføren og hans service, lejrpersonalet og kamelpasseren. Supervisoren, Hamza, havde dog en dårlig kommunikationsstil. Jeg mener, at Booking.com burde undersøge steder, før de giver fem stjerner, da virkeligheden ikke altid afspejles i billederne på deres hjemmeside. Mine hilsner til Booking.com, da jeg bruger deres tjenester ofte. Tak.

Non credo di poter lasciare una recensione veritiera in quanto non ho soggiornato nella struttura e ho annullato la premotazione. Al momento di prenotare infatti, (17€ x e pax) sono stato contattato dalla struttura che mi informava che quello era solo un prezzo simbolico e che, compresi altri servizi (che a noi non interessavano ma che erano obbligatori) il prezzo saliva a 55€ a testa. Quindi 165€ . Annullato immediatamente la prenotazione, na questa non è correttezza. Purtroppo ho scoperto che a Merzouga questo giochino è abbastanza frequente e trovare un albergatore onesto non è semplice. Comunque nessun problema. Annullato e via.... Il posto, almeno dalle foto sembra comunque molto bello!

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Je voulais connaître lieu de rencontre et personne n'a voulu me le dire .Tout ce qu'on disait, c'était de payer avant de savoir où j'allais.

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Alles bestens

Emplacement super, tente confortable, ambiance très sympathique en petit comité. Personnel sur place très agréable

- De devoir payer des frais de 50€/personne OBLIGATOIRES en plus du prix de la nuit pour être emmenés au camp + balade en dromadaire (même si vous en faites pas) et être prévenus 2 jours avant l'arrivée donc pas le choix de payer. - et boissons (soda + eau + café) payants lors du dîner. Prix de 2 fantas + 1 bouteille eau : 10€. Ce qui me paraît un peu cher.

They cancelled our booking one hour before arrival! Don't book it!

It was a very windy day—so windy that sand and dust filled the air, making everything look like a fog. Because of this, I was doubting until the very last moment whether it was worth spending the money to go into the desert, but at the last second, I decided: I’m going! I didn’t regret it for a moment. The wind died down, and by nightfall, it stopped completely, and the magic began. I won’t write about the Sahara itself—that’s a separate story—but as for this camp, everything was organized brilliantly. The meeting point was at a Riad where they kept my motorcycle in a safe place overnight, served me tea, and offered snacks like nuts and such. Then, they whisked me and my bags away to the camp. The ride was a blast; the driver was singing and keeping the energy high while delivering an awesome drive over the dunes against the backdrop of camels and the setting sun. After sunset at the camp, there was a wonderful dinner, followed by drums, songs, and dancing by the campfire. In the morning, we watched the sunrise, followed by a traditional Moroccan buffet breakfast. As soon as I said I was ready to head back, a 4x4 picked me up and took me back to my motorcycle. Everything was perfectly organized.

Not exactly "cons," but things other guests should keep in mind to avoid disappointment: 1. Transfer Fee: There is a mandatory fee for the ride from the Riad to the camp. Every camp has this; it’s not cheap, so discuss it in advance so you’re prepared and don’t get upset if it doesn’t suit your budget. 2, Connectivity: Technically there is Wi-Fi, but in reality, there’s almost none. Furthermore, mobile data barely works either. It’s the desert—you have to understand that, and surely you didn't come here for the internet anyway? 3. Power: There are two USB charging ports in the tents but no 220V outlets. If you need to charge multiple devices, bring a USB hub. If you need to charge something via a 220V plug (like a laptop), you can do so in the main dining tent where breakfast and dinner are served.

L’accueil, la gentillesse des hôtes.

La pollution environnante (à l’extérieur). C’est un constat global. Le Maroc a beaucoup à faire pour la gestion des déchets et c’est bien d’en prendre conscience.