Errachidia Province Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"There is a hotel if you take a taxi from the airport for about 10 minutes. The hotel staff were friendly, the facilities were tidy and the room did not smell. This is great if the facilities are so good. Very quiet hotel and the village scenery in Erasidia overlooking the hotel garden in the morning is beautiful. I think it's okay to go if I rested once. "

"The camp is located right at the foot of Erga Znagui - a couple of minutes walk and you already carabage on the dunes) At the sunset beauty is incredible! To the camp you can get to any car, it was the main advantage for us. All entertainment can be ordered at an acceptable price - camels, baggies, rollers on a jeep. Tent with all facilities (showers, toilet). Clean, comfortable, no unpleasant odor or anything detailed. Comfortable bed. We stayed for two nights. It was very hot in the day (more than 30) and we spent the whole day in a chat with stone walls where it wasn't hot. The host of the Mbarek camp is a very polite and pleasant and non-invasive man, his whole family and staff are also very pleasant. I would like to celebrate dinners separately - it's just fantastic delicious! and a lot) we couldn't finish, though very much wanted)) If you travel on your own, not in a group, this place is perfect because of the easy access and proximity to the dunes."

"Comfortable, beautiful place. Meet, brought to the place. Delicious dinners and a pleasant atmosphere."

"It was a very wonderful experience, my first camping in the desert, the first time watching the sunrise in the desert, the first time riding a camel... We booked the day because we drove from Feis, so we arrived very late, I contacted Hassan, he was very enthusiastic and said that no matter how late he came, he would come to pick us up. Camp, and pick-up is free. At the camp, we prepared a lot of delicious dinners to receive us, and we also attended a bonfire party to listen to them drumming. We attended the camel ride to watch the sunrise the next morning, came back to rest and had a fresh breakfast, we all especially liked the taji pot eggs. Then participated in other activities, saw the more golden desert, and saw the song and dance of the sultan. What is more interesting is that I sent a circle of friends, and a good friend told me that they also lived in the same camp as me a few years ago. There are some charging items to choose to participate, depending on personal wishes, and there are many free activities. Personal feeling can participate in some in-depth experience"

"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."

"This campsite isn't entirely in the desert; it's on the edge of the Gobi Desert, very close to the desert itself, so it doesn't feel like you're surrounded by sand. However, it's very clean, and the staff are friendly. If you need to book camels, you can email them. Dinner is provided as a fixed meal at a fixed price; if you don't need it, it's best to inform them in advance so they can prepare accordingly. They will send a vehicle to pick you up at the edge of the desert. It's best to email them beforehand to confirm the location and phone number, and call them 30 minutes before your arrival. They will arrange the vehicle in advance based on the number of people and luggage. We had our local driver help us contact the hotel. After dinner, there's a bonfire party for about an hour, where all their staff will perform. If you're leaving early the next day, be sure to inform them of the breakfast and departure times in advance so they can arrange meals and transportation. The rooms are very clean, but hot water can be a bit scarce at night; it's better in the morning. There are only two power outlets near the beds; there are none elsewhere. If you have a lot of things to charge, it's recommended to bring an extension cord. There's no hairdryer; toothbrushes, toothpaste, and slippers need to be requested separately. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience."