We really enjoyed staying at Mohameds Desert Camp. It is located a 15 min walk from M'Hamid and small dunes start right in front of your new home. Even though you are in the Sahara, the Camp has everything you need to feel comfortable (toilet, shower, etc). Mohamed picked us up at M'Hamid in the late evening and he and his family had dinner and tea at the fireplace prepared for us. He was there for us the whole stay, cooking dinner and tea and answering our questions about the Sahara and nomad life. I also recommend taking a trip with him. We spent the night in a tent surrounded by stunningly beautiful dunes, cooking Tajine on the open fire, watching the sunrise and just enjoy the bizarre landscape. All in all a memorable experience :)

Mohammed could not be there whilst we stayed in the camp but he managed to arrange everything and gave us plenty of information. His friend picked us up and we spent 2 nights on the camp and one in the desert. The experience was overall great. We had a visit from the women of the family who cooked cous cous and spent some time with us. Great place for a real experience in the desert, away from tourists if you want to become a real Berber :)

We spent a night at the camp Mohamed then took us two days in camp in the desert. Mohamed is from M'Hamid, he knows very well the desert and around M'Hamid, which is very pleasant. The conditions are very simple but the scenery is guaranteed. I recommend to all those wishing to leave the beaten path.

The location is the Best choice for living in the desert in several days without a car. M'hamid village is walkable from the camp. Although I haven't got the chance to meet Muhamed, but he arranged everything. His family took good care of me. They noticed I perfering tea without sugar. Every time I drunk tea with them, they gave me a cup first, then add sugar in the pot. They treat me like a family member. I love the family. Mohamed also arranged erg chigaga Excursion for me. It was a real special experience. Next time I would definitely come back with a longer holiday with them.

I always stay at Mohamed's camp when I visit M'hamid. It's located in the desert and it's only 15 minutes walk to the town. Mohamed is a wonderful person, a nomad living simple happy life in his camp. I went for a few trips with him and I totally recommend him as a guide - he knows everything about surroundings, he also cooks delicious Moroccan dishes and the taste of his homemade bread is unforgettable. Conditions at the camp are simple which I find suitable for the desert experience overall. This place became my second home and I will definitely be back!

I've spent a great time with Mohamed's family, living like a local. We get along so well even though we don't speak the same language. I spent my every minute with them and Mohamed's cousin, who always accompanied me when I went out. Despite that Mohamed wasn't there, he always sent messages to his sister to make sure I was good. I really felt like a part of the family and even cried when I left.. Those days were probably some of the best days in my life. How I wish I could stay there longer.

A fabulous experience!! We planned 5 days in the desert, had to push our dates backwards because our friends couldn't go with us anymore and we had to change our schedule, due to that our lovely host Mohamed changed his flight too so that he could stay and wait for us... The time we arrive was already late evening, Mohamed picked us up and led us to our desert home, and even have food waiting for us! Great man! The camp is so much better than I thought is would be, nice and spacious, even has proper toilet and shower! What more can be asked for? The whole experience in the desert to me is always about soaking myself in the nature, having amazing chat by the fire under a sky full of stars, that's pure luxury itself. Eventually we had to ditch our trekking plan due to my partner's work and he wasn't fully ready for it, but we will definitely come back next year (or maybe end of this year) to do it! See you again Mohamed! All the very best my friend! x

The host was not on site, but we were still looked after very well. Everything has complied with the descriptions and expectations. The food was great!

The mud hut we stayed in was absolutely beautiful and it made our stay in the sahara unforgettable. It was so comfortable to sleep in, warm and cosy (it can get chilly at night in the desert but those fleecy blankets were perfect to snuggle up in!). The highlight had to be opening our window to discover a camel sat just metres away! Truly an authentic and magical experience.Brahim was so welcoming and friendly to us we felt like family. The traditional food was delicious and the mint tea was divine. Brahim we miss you already!

I spend one night in Mhamid desert camp which is about 2 km from Mhamid village, the camp is quite and peacefull, i had my own room with comfortable bed, in the camp You eclecticity, bathrooms too, the place is not also far and you will have connection on your phone too. I felt in love in this place and honestly 1 night was not enough. I deffintly recommend Brahim's camp to everyone. He also can organize you a wounderful desert tour.

Brahim has been a very caring and reliable host. We enjoyed delicious food and great music at his place. The rooms were clean, comfortable, warm at night and cool during the day. They speak various languages at his place and are used to hosting people from all around the world. We got to meet and chill with people from Germany, France, Mexico and the Netherlands. All in all it was a wonderful experience and my friend Beatrice and I thank Brahim for all his efforts. :)

A wonderful camp to experience nomad life in the desert. The cottages' doors open straight to Sahara, and venturing deeper to the desert is also possible by camels or even on foot. The camp itself is half an hour walk from the town M'hamid el Ghozlane, where you can buy everything needed for your trip. I spent a great time there with other travellers and locals as well. I don't think one could get a more authentic place to stay in the Moroccan part of Sahara, I enjoyed every moment of it. Thanks for sharing your culture with me, Attila

A house under the sign of youth and openness. Little more, access to a laptop and internet to save photos, reconnect to the world or arrange onward travel.

Went on omar's overnight nomad experience camp in the dunes trip. Superb....A real insight. With 3 x 1.2-2 hour walks (not riding) with the camel a general level of fitness is required. Leaving 10.30 am for 1st walk then lazy afternoon under the palm trees. 2nd walk into the dunes late afternoon when it's cooler. unpack the camel to pitch camp in the dunes. Modern tent for sleeping not the pre pitched permanent affairs offered by other operators. Sat at top a dune to watch the sunset. Dinner round the fire. Incredible star showing between sunset and the moon appearing. A true nomadic experience and some incredible memories. Shame airbnb doesn't have the facility to upload photos. Meals included, all cooked on an open fires. Tips: Good walking shoes that can cope with the sand. Water bottle and rucsac/bag to carry water, let the camel carry carry the big bottle! Overnight bag so you can leave main luggage at guesthouse. Take wipes, disposal bags and maybe antibacterial gel for toilet arrangements. Plenty of palms or dunes to nip behind. Not to be missed. Fantastic 24 hours and well worth the (stunning itself) bus ride from marrakech.

Excellent room, communication and service, well worth the (stunning) bus trip from marrakech Room as described. Onsuite, western toilet, shower with good pressure and sockets for recharging gadgets. Friendly staff and excellent chefs. Breakfast more than I could possibly eat. I recommend ordering evening meal as again quantity and quality superb. No hard sell from omar but I went on his nomad experience desert trip and had a brilliant and insightful 24 hours. See next reference as I then stayed on as this listing is highly recommended.

Our stay at Dar M'Hamid has been very pleasant. Omar and his staff are very kind and welcoming!! Also Omar was very responsive! The room we had was clean and nice and there is the possibility to have lunch and diner, which is good! We went one night in between our nights here into the desert and Omar was as kind to give us the possibility to leave our car and luggage. When you visit M'Hamid and/or a trip into the Sahara I would really recommend staying here!!

We stayed at the camp Martha recommended us and it was amazing, it added a lot to the desert experience, beautiful setting, great food, very kind staff and a billion stars in the sky!

The Auberge la Palmeraie is one of the most beautiful places I've ever stayed in. Sitting on the terrace with Ibrahim drinking tea under the stars was truly magical. Ibrahim is a wonderful host - extremely warm, welcoming and relaxed. There is a lovely family atmosphere in the Auberge and even the animals make friends with the guests. I wouldn't stay anywhere else in M'Hamid. I can't recommend the Auberge la Palmeraie highly enough.

Laila was really lovely. She was very accommodating to our dietary requirements and her English is perfect which made organising this very easy. Ismail too helped us out with finding the right transport. Such a beautiful place!

Been a total ignoramous on what a bivouc is, I was a little surprise to arrive at a small hotel in the desert 15 minutes from town by 4x4 (and I much preferred that way, leaving the camel ride for a better temperature wise moment, like sunset). The bivouc was constructed in a traditional way, with mud, straw and rugs. No tents, gorgeous in a desertic way BUT NOT THE ONE ON THE LAST PICTURE AS THE LISTING SHOWS TODAY. The price at 14 USD p/p with breakfast was imbatible, but was arriving and been offered what they made sound like a once in a life opportunity to see the 'real' dunes (nothing not real about the ones surending the hotel, mind you) for 'only' 150€ p/p. I was totally happy and content with our accomodation and refuse any upgrade or real dunes. The first night as I was commenting the almost perfect silance of the place a group of 20 mans arrive to dance, drink and play music, what was super for the first 3 hours and horrible for the last 4. The next day, a little sleep deprived because of the music and the heating (the rooms are very hot. Be wise and grab one of the outside mattress before somebody else and made your bed there) we had great fun playing with the sandboard. The dunes are not big enough to be really sandboarding, but looking for the most angled and just slide down sitting on it was wonderful. The keeper of the hotel must have consider us family since we live in Africa, what for moments was very nice and for others was a little umprofesional. The second night, since real turist were arriving, he light docens of candlelight lamps, set up a fire and made the place look magical. Since no men from town came, the turist went to bed without tradictional music. Food was always very good except for breakfast, a lot of sintetic vache que rie cheese, still bread and OJ from the box. But if you, as me, have a wild and romantic imagination (and attention to detail at the time to read the listing) and imagine laying down over many pillows, like a perfect Scheherazade, eating Moroccan pastries, bring your own from Zagora, since nobody has ever seen one here that was not a digestive plastic wrapped and made in a factory. Also, don't expect fully functional bathrooms, but we manage well with the 1 1/2 shower and the toilets without lights. It was confusing to book a place at the desert and understand what was been offered. I think some people offer a turistic camel ride into the desert, setting up tents and dowing a show before bed time. Other offer brining you to they houses, but the one I find was not deep into the desert. And last, what I book, a hotel in the dunes. I will book that again and again and again, we loved it.

Air BnB reviews Ismail is a genuine person. The camp is cozy and the people are friendly. I met some truly great people here (other tourists) that will be lifetime friends. The meals were delicious and they brought out SO much food!! I wish I would of known the meals and activities were not included (and had the costs before), but it was still a good deal. When we got a personal driver to take us back to Marrekesh Ismail called our driver several times to make sure we were comfortable and okay, I think that was thoughtful. Nothing like seeing the Sahara in person, I am happy with my experience.

Incredible stay the desert was the most incredible nature I have been in the food and hospitality was amazing thank you for everything

It was a very nice stay with a kind host. Very nice camp in the desert. Typical old location with very nice style. Very good dinner and breakfast in the desert and nice fire in the evening. The host organized everything we want for a fair pricing. Nice family tent, we visit with 3 small children (4months-23 months-3 Years).

We had a very good time at Little Farm on the edge of the Sahara. The hosts took care of truly comprehensive to us to stay in the desert, we just needed to say what we're up from breakfast and they organized it. Thanks for the nice time. Michael

We had a fantastic stay with Mahjoub on his family farm. Mahjoub picked us up in Mhamid and took us to his farm house. There are a series of small sand dunes nearby where we sat to watch a beautiful sunset. The farm is on the edge of the last of the palmerie a mile or so from the new town and really quiet. The house is spacious and the rooms although simple were good and clean. The surrounding countryside is really beautiful. Mahjoub's brother Abdulah cooked our breakfast and evening meals which were great and included in the price. He also took us on a walking tour through the palmerie to the old town of Mhamid to visit the old mosque which was really interesting. On our last night they made a big fire outside and played music under the full moon. We would highly recommend staying with with Mahjoub on his wonderful farm.

Natalie was not in Marocco but uor host, natalies brother in law welcomed and took care of us abd he did a great job . Badi picked us up in Memhid. Communication firts with Natalie via airbnb and later with Badi by phone was very clear and good. It was superhot so we slept on the roof. The real Berber food was super and the experience on rhe dromedaires also fantastic. I for sure would say yes to go there. We for sure want to come back in a time if year less hot so we can go deeper in the desert but this was great!!

This place is very special. We really felt disconnected from our busy city lives, enjoying the complete silence, starry skies, beautiful views, and the wonderful meals Abdul cooked for us. And when I say disconnected, I just mean mentally, because to my utter surprise there was good wifi in this deserted place! Bari picked us up from M'Hamid, and we reached the farm in about 20 minutes in the 4wd. The next day he drove us towards the impressive sand dunes, where we spent a night in a tent camp. On the way he cooked a really nice lunch, and stopped at some interesting landmarks. We don't speak French, but Natalia made a great effort talking to us on the phone, to organize everything with Bari. This way all was clear, and we didn't have to worry about anything. Good job!

The landlord was very friendly and took our coming several times to contact us to catch us. He was very flexible with the program that we had agreed in advance. Fantastic experience in the Sahara star sky seen, ridden camels, sitting by the campfire in the evening, gesandboard.

Very nice typical kasbah accomodation in m'hadid

We had a wonderful stay! The wifi was great in the communal areas, though not in the bedroom. The shower was fairly lukewarm and when they are watering plants it can be a bit of a dribble, but we managed. Also you won't mind the shower not being hot too much as it is so hot in M'Hamid you'll want to cool down :) The pool was clean and great for a dip to cool down too! The room was very pretty, the food was pretty good, though they could maybe use a menu to choose from, or a set Monday - Sunday schedule of food. We were asked what we'd like for dinner, which was so lovely of them, but when we asked what was on offer it was quite unclear what we could pick. However the food was far better than a lot of other places we ate! In general you won't be disappointed - it was a fantastic place to stop on our way to and from the Sahara :) Thanks Kasbah Sahara Services!

This is the second time we stayed here after a trip to the desert. The staff were friendly and welcoming just like before and the food was amazing as well. We had a different room and it was clean and spacious. And the showers were nice and hot

Great place to stay in Mhamid after taking a trip to the desert. Really easy to find and they have a pool!

We had a lovely stay at Kasbah Sahara Services hotel. We arrived quite late from Marrakech and they cooked us dinner and made us very comfortable. The room was very comfortable and had a hot shower. There is a pool as well for when it is really hot. Breakfast was very good as well! In terms of contacting the host, the best way may be through their website ((SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) Sahara Services M'Hamid), as they may not consistently respond to you from Airbnb. They responded immediately when I emailed the website contact.

We spend two Nice nights in the kasba's. Everything was fine, but the pool was full of sand because of a storm. Breakfast and diner were Nice. Really kind people en possibilities for tours!

We had such a amazing time here! The people were so nice, and the view is just astonishing! Ibrahim took us on a sahara trip that I will never forget!