Location: Erg Chebbi
Top Hotels in Erg Chebbi
- 1. Erg Chebbi Luxury Desert Camp
- 2. Amanar Khaimas - Desert Camp
- 3. Ali & Sara's Desert Palace
- 4. Moonlight Desert Camp
- 5. Tangerine Sky Camp
- 6. Auberge Sandfisch
- 7. Erg Chebbi Luxury Desert Camp
- 8. Prestigious Camp
- 9. Morocco Deluxe Camp Assif n’Itrane - River of Stars
- 10. Les Cles Du Desert Luxury Bivouac
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Erg Chebbi Hotels | Places to Stay in Erg Chebbi
Discover the best hotels in Erg Chebbi, Meknes-Tafilalet Region including Erg Chebbi Luxury Desert Camp, Amanar Khaimas - Desert Camp, Ali & Sara's Desert Palace, Moonlight Desert Camp, Tangerine Sky Camp, Auberge Sandfisch, Erg Chebbi Luxury Desert Camp, Prestigious Camp, Morocco Deluxe Camp Assif n’Itrane - River of Stars, Les Cles Du Desert Luxury Bivouac.
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1. Erg Chebbi Luxury Desert Camp
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Amazing Sahara experience
Reviewed By lourd3ssStayed here for 1 night as part of a 3 day Sahara desert tour with my husband. We both had an amazing experience here. The tent was comfortable and the staff were kind and accommodating. We had dinner under the stars and the staff arranged a bonfire and Berber music after dinner. The only thing I would suggest is to have a menu of drinks to indicate the prices (a bottle of water and soda costed 50mad and a bottle of wine around 300 I believe).
2. Amanar Khaimas - Desert Camp
Overall Ratings
5 based on 123 reviews
Strategically located, surrounded by large dunes of Erg Chebbi Desert Camp Amanar offers an authentic nomad experience where you can spend a night in a Haima (traditional Berber tent) handmade with dromedary wool and equipped with all the comforts of a hotel. The camp has a restaurant, where you can taste the specialties of the traditional Moroccan cuisine The experience includes a relaxing dromedary ride to the camp to enjoy the sunset from the dunes, a magical evening with the rhythm of Berber live music accompanied by fire under the stars and a full delicious breakfast the next day after having witnessed a magnificent sunrise.
A dreamy experience in the Sahara Desert
Reviewed By markkB8564ICWe absolutely loved our stay at Anamar. The luxury camp experience was above and beyond all expectations. So much has to do with the host / owner Youssef. He responded quickly with communication prior to our arrival and extended all that we could want to enjoy, including the dreamy camel ride and 4x4 drive to visit nomads. The pictures don't do the place justice as the sunset and night sky were dreamy. We loved it!
3. Ali & Sara's Desert Palace
Overall Ratings
5 based on 178 reviews
We created Ali & Sara's Desert Palace with the aim that our guests could experience the beautiful and natural setting of the desert, staying in clean & comfortable surroundings where the focus is relaxation and enjoyment, together with some safe adventure. Nestled well within the dunes, we're about an hour or so from Merzouga village by camel and 20-30 mins by 4x4. If preferred we can collect clients from around Morocco or if travelling independently we can greet you on your arrival in Merzouga village for you to enjoy light refreshments before setting off by the desert ship, the camel to your home for the night. Our aim is to remain as environmentally friendly as possible and lighting is by a combination of candle and solar power. We pump water from our own water well and guests can take hot water showers, with laundered towels and toiletries provided in a large dedicated bathroom which also houses a separate flush toilet. Dining is in under the stars or in our separate well furnished restaurant and food is freshly prepared to suit personal preference, served at a time to suit. We wake our guests to see sunrise although it's not obligatory and breakfast is served at a time to suit, there's no early morning rush or hurry on our part for our guests to depart. Our aim is for guests to have an exceptional and complete desert experience, we take great care of our clients and we pride ourselves on our service, always on hand, but unobtrusive.
Not to be missed!
Reviewed By Rachel FWe had such a wonderful and unique experience at Ali and Sara’s. Booking and communicating with Sara was smooth and responsive. Mohamed, our host could not have been more attentive, often anticipating our needs and patiently answering all of our hundreds of questions about the camp and Morocco in general. Ahmad, our guide into the desert was friendly and engaging with excellent English. He even gave us mini lessons in Berber as we watched the sunrise and sunset over the Sahara. This rates high on my list of travel experiences and I highly recommend you do an desert excursion and stay at Ali and Sara’s if you get the chance. It will not disappoint!
4. Moonlight Desert Camp
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
We are is located in Erg Chebbi, in the middle of the desert near Merzouga, a place where you can enjoy tranquility and admire the starry night. The camp offers a balance between traditional Berber design and current comfort. It has luxurious and spacious fully equipped tent. The camp has a restaurant where you can taste the Moroccan culinary specialties. Don't forget to try our mint tea. In the evening, come and join the bonfire and enjoy drum playing, a kind of traditional music under an incredible sky filled with stars. One of the highlights in the Sahara is its sunset and sunrise, a view must not to be missed. The Moonlight Desert Camp offers the guests an opportunity to escape the crowds of cities and get away from the outside world to enjoy a magical and unique experience.
Highlight of our trip
Reviewed By cakic2002Highly recommended We stayed just one night but still... Worm welcome by the staff. Beautiful and spacious tents with bathroom and toilet. Everything very clean. Food was excellent. We enjoyed an evening around the fire...
5. Tangerine Sky Camp
Overall Ratings
5 based on 19 reviews
Tangerine Sky Camp is a luxury campsite in the middle of Sahara Desert of Erg Chebbi, Our camp offers an unforgettable glamping experience and journey to taste the adventure and wilderness of the real Sahara Desert in a very luxury style service.
Our favorite glamping!
Reviewed By cocob783We loved our glamping in the Sahara desert; Tangerine Sky camp sets on the foot of the sand dunes with an astonishing view ! Tents were roomy and serene. Food was extremely delectable ! Seems like they have their own unique cuisine ! So highly recommended*****
6. Auberge Sandfisch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 191 reviews
Two days in desert
Reviewed By sevenevesWe were pleasantly surprised when we arrived to this camping booked by our tour agency, We arrived to a very welcoming atmosphere with Berber music and local food. It was my wife's birthday that day and we were met with a huge surprise cake. Thank you for this! The tents are more like private huts with proper bed and sheets and ensuite toilet/shower. Solar energy based hot water and electricity are available at times. Having head lamps might be a good idea just in case. Food is tasty and plentiful. All dishes are of local origin and vegetarian options are available if arranged in advance. Breakfast has just enough choice of diversity with instant coffee, tea and hot milk. The caping is located in the Erg Chebbi dunes and it feels being inside the desert at all times. Remote location (about an hour and a half of camel ride) to the tallest dunes makes it isolated from other campings, which makes the nights quiet and relaxing. The camping is far from dusty and busy roads and the air is clean and fresh. We recommend!
7. Erg Chebbi Luxury Desert Camp
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Amazing Sahara experience
Reviewed By lourd3ssStayed here for 1 night as part of a 3 day Sahara desert tour with my husband. We both had an amazing experience here. The tent was comfortable and the staff were kind and accommodating. We had dinner under the stars and the staff arranged a bonfire and Berber music after dinner. The only thing I would suggest is to have a menu of drinks to indicate the prices (a bottle of water and soda costed 50mad and a bottle of wine around 300 I believe).
8. Prestigious Camp
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
MOROCCO SAHARA DESERT CAMP Located on the edge of the SAHARA DESERT, Prestigious camp is surrounded by the DUNES OF ERG CHEBBI, allowing our guests to completely immerse themselves in nature. Whether you want to mingle with others, hang out with your family, enjoy a delicious gourmet dinner under an infinite starry sky or just spend time in seclusion exploring an untouched piece of the desert.
Amazing Stay!
Reviewed By Terje JWe had great stay at Prestigious Camp in desert as group of friends. Camp location was magical, berber tents had nice decor and we really enjoyed excellent service at the camp. The dinner were most delicious along with the traditional berber music and bonfire. We had great time exploring the beauty of desert and experiencing breathtaking sunset and sun rise. Thank you for the great hospitality. If you are planning to visit the desert in Morocco, I highly recommend you to stay here.
9. Morocco Deluxe Camp Assif n’Itrane - River of Stars
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Eco-friendly solar powered deluxe camp in Erg Chebbi wilderness preserved area with spectacular views over desert to High Atlas Mountains. Your deluxe authentic Berber nomad tent made of hand-woven camel & goat hair has king/twin beds, authentic Berber carpets, atmospheric Moroccan lanterns, en suite: hot & cold water shower & toilet. Complimentary meals, water, camel ride, Merzouga return transfer.
Stupendous! What an experience!
Reviewed By Marjorie JMy husband and I stayed here as part of a Berber Treasures Morocco tour and just loved this camp. We felt treated like honoured guests. We were taken from the kasbah we stayed in on the edge of the Sahara dunes to the camp and stepped out onto red carpet. Our tent was spacious with carpets on the sand floor, equipped with a four-poster bed (apparently we had the most luxurious tent) and a low table with pouffees and an en-suite with toilet, basin and shower. Water pressure is low but when you want a shower, just ask for the pressure to be increased. We had a camel ride to part way up a dune then scrambled up the top ostensibly to see the sunset but sadly the weather didn’t cooperate. A lovely ride though and amazing views. Getting on the camel was ok but the camel rising and sitting down is a bit alarming as it lurches back and then forwards, or is it v.v., but staff helped stabilise us. We had pre-dinner nibbles at a little table on a small rise then had a beautiful four course dinner. Really delicious. One of the courses was eggplant (aubergine) tagine with tomato and cheese. My husband is not keen on eggplant but he really enjoyed this. Breakfast was at the same table. We are so thankful we decided to do a tour that included going to the Sahara. You get a totally different experience of Morocco than if you just do the usual tourist trail of Chefchaouen, Fez, Marrakech and Casablanca. In addition even just the drive from Fez to Merzouga (the nearest village) is really interesting and the drive from Merzouga to Marrakech via Quarzazate over the High Atlas is absolutely stunning.
10. Les Cles Du Desert Luxury Bivouac
Overall Ratings
5 based on 110 reviews
For those seeking comfort in the heart of the desert. Our camp Les Clee de desert is comfortable and authentic well equipped tents beds, hot showers. A moment under the stars you will not forget.
Two nights in luxurious surroundings
Reviewed By Chels_Maree88Our group of 3 friends stayed in the camp for 2 nights in early March 2022. Our visit was part of a larger private tour booked with Morocco Key Travel. We had the whole camp to ourselves and it was wonderful. I tell everyone back home that visiting the desert was my favorite. After arriving by camel we were shown to a spacious and fully appointed tent. Three beds, carpets everywhere, lighting, a full bathroom, and plenty of blankets. Outside, there were rugs as walkways between the sleeping and dining tents. Lights were out between 11 and midnight, and we slept well. Between excursions out to Merzouga and nearby Berber encampments, we relaxed in the cabana with tea, and tried sandboarding. At night, songs by the fire. And oh the food...hearty soups, fluffy bread, flavorful Berber omelets.
