Hotell i Hassilabied

“Excellent stay at this newly renovated hotel. Less than a km walk to the dunes from the property (it’s at the edge). You can get a great sunrise view from the hotel front entrance and the terrace plus swimming pool area. Staff were super nice and always received us with smile. Highly recommended if you are looking for a Riad/hotel like experience instead of a tent within the desert . ”

“Clean room , nice breakfast. ”

“En mycket trevlig upplevelse. Bra service och god frukost. Enda minus var att det första rummet vi fick stank. Vi fick dock byta rum direkt utan några problem. Vi kan varm rekommendera det här hotellet och den kamelutflykt som erbjuds. Mycket serviceinriktad och vänlig personal som bidrar till den familjära stämningen.”

“Everyone was so nice and welcoming. They have a beautiful rooftop view of the dunes where we had tea and dinner. The room was nicely decorated and very cozy!”

“Only bad thing was that we hade to leave😜. Great service, kind, great, kidfriendly staff. Great Good. Help to arrange tours, that was super nice! And the appartment was BIG, clean and has everyrhing you needed. Extra plus Whit a washing mashine🙏. 5 min walk and you are att the Dunes!”

“Staff, food, location!”

“Très bien accueillis, très typique et très bons diner et petit déjeuner. ”

“Mustapha catered to all our needs and it was a pleasure staying there. The pool was great under the desert sun and through the hotel we got an amazing private dune buggy experience. Food is A+ though not included. Rooms are comfy, price is fair. Would go back if given the chance!”

“The hotel manager was very helpful, collected us from Merzouga and drove us back and forth to the MaMa Africa music festival. (We travel by bus not car). The staff were keen to help and i was able to have several large pot of Lipton (black tea) with milk......bliss. The food seemed good although we didn’t have a main meal as we ate mainly in Merzouga. The pool was wonderful and wine was available at a good price.”

“Nada,llegamos a merzouga y no encontrabamos el hotel, pasamos dos horas deambulando por merzouga,y nadie sabia donde estaba”