Holiday Rentals in Moulay Abdallah Dekak

The service provided by the manager Otoman, was above and beyond our expectations. We were exhausted and had a few bits to sort out: money, phone, driver etc. we blinked and everything had been resolved 😊. Just like that. Brilliant service. Also, it is a great choice if you only speak English.

This was one of the nicest places I have ever stayed in, and definitely the best during my trip in Morocco! It is run by the loveliest family, who go out of their way to help you out. I was even taken up to and shown the archaeological sites nearby. Omar got up early to open the outside door so I could go on my morning run. The room was beautiful and the food exceptional (and the amount of food!) Omar's soup is divine. After four nights in the craziness of the Fez medina, it was a perfect, quiet and relaxing place to be. It is worth travelling to the region just to stay here.

Riad Marhaba is the perfect place to taste the real Marocco desert lifestyle being welcomed by a beautiful family

Great staff, Mustafa is very kind and the food and atmosphere is great. Relaxing place

I had a wonderful stay at ambelar. The cleanliness was impeccable, and the peaceful atmosphere was much appreciated for a good rest. The staff was also incredibly kind and always ready to help. A truly pleasant experience. Thank u Ismail

Mesmerizing scenery. Very friendly hosts!

One of our destinations in Morocco was Merzouga erg, so we checked what are the options to stay there and found out that there are either conventional hotels or tent camps. If you have a tent camp why would you stay in a normal hotel? It's boring and not so attractive, so the option is clear - if you go to Erg just try some camp (there are a lot around). Then among camps there are options: some located inside the Erg and can't be reached by normal cars (I read some reviews where hosts asked additional money to bring you to the camp, which is quite insane and will break your attitude to the country). Here the camp is easily reached by any car as it is located at the edge of the Erg, so you can always come to your car if you need to take something or keep something inside. We came late in the evening when it was already quite dark, so did not find the place immediately. Routed first to a wrong road (though next to the right one) and finally stuck in the sand. Ali and his brothers helped us leave the trap. About the place: - you need to understand that this is a tent and be prepared to it. At night there will be cold (first night it was 4C, the second night it was a bit warmer), but you can ask for extra blankets if you feel you need them. - toilet is at a separate tent as well as the shower. - very friendly hosts, I think they made very positive impression of the country (unfortunately in some other cities all these beggars for money made an alternative view and they just dishonour the country, but we never gave money just because someone asks - no no way, sometimes even tried to explain why this is not the way they should go and it is not the right strategy, because if everyone would be like me the beggars would never get anything). But yes, thank you Ali, Brahim, Muhammad you saved your country in our attitude and after the whole trip we agreed that the day spent in Merzouga probably was the most impressive (well, camels were really great experience).

Amazing experience in the desert staff, food, location, I was afraid it would be corny to be on camels and all but it wasn't at all. We really loved it. Thanks Ahmed and the team for having us in camp I recommend it 100%

Our stay at Bohemian Camp was nothing short of a poetic journey through the heart of the Moroccan desert. This hidden gem transcended every expectation, offering an experience that felt like a beautiful blend of adventure and serenity. The camp's location, surrounded by the undulating dunes, created an ethereal backdrop for our desert escape. The tents, adorned with colorful textiles and thoughtful touches, transported us to a world where luxury seamlessly embraced the rustic charm of the desert. Falling asleep to the rhythmic whispers of the wind against the canvas was a lullaby straight from nature's own composition. The staff at Bohemian Camp were not just hosts; they were storytellers, sharing the rich tales of the desert with passion and authenticity. From the moment we arrived, their warmth and genuine hospitality made us feel like treasured guests. The camel trek guided by knowledgeable locals was a highlight, allowing us to connect with the vastness of the desert while absorbing the tales of its nomadic history. Dining under the vast canopy of stars was an enchanting experience. The culinary artistry showcased in every meal reflected a deep respect for local flavors. The campfire, the traditional music, and the shared stories with fellow travelers created a sense of community that made Bohemian Camp feel like a transient home in the heart of the Sahara. What sets Bohemian Camp apart is its commitment to preserving the pristine beauty of the desert. The eco-friendly practices and sustainable initiatives were evident, ensuring that our stay left no footprint on this fragile landscape.