"Pros: They provided a gas heater for us, clean tents, tasty dinner. Overall fun experience Cons: Breakfast was weak (no vegetables or fruit, only plain pancakes and plain eggs), bad wifi, ride to the camp and back was 50€ per person (at first they wanted 60€/person), which is pretty expensive" ~Mantas

"Pros: Location and hospitality. I stayed with my mom here. We are Indians, I am from Canada. We arrived super early by bus from Fes and walked over in 20mins along the main road of Merzouga towards the dunes. Mohammad sorted us out with a room to freshen up and served us with delicious breakfast in the food hall, of course tea and coffee too. He organized a day trip with his contact Mohamed to see Khamaliya village, the nomad settlement and ride on the dunes. He also set us up with a dinner package by 4x4 at a desert camp with berber music. Both at reasonable costs. Due to high demand, camels were not available and were costlier than 4x4. We left early morning next day (bus to Ouarzazate) and again, Moha dropped us off with some food items to go so we don't go hungry. I am biased because I had a good time with Moha who is a commited and open minded human to have as a host. The room has attached bathroom with hot water. There is a terrace to see the dunes from. Merzouga main street with restaurants is a 10-15 minute walk. The location is superb, you can walk into the dunes right outside the gate." ~Mayukh