Ulasan Kanz Erremal

I don't know why this is 'low' on the list here! It's an absolutely beautiful place. I lived in Morocco for six months, and this place was so beautiful, I went twice, once for a full week. I'm a single middle aged woman and it was not just beautiful, but safe. I took long walks across the dunes in the mornings and evenings by myself, and it was splendid. I don't know Arabic or French, and managed just fine. You do have to be comfortable with being 'in the now,' because much of the beauty is the quiet contemplative sort--looking at the gorgeous stars at night, walking along the dunes, sipping mint tea or beer at the poolside while listening to the camels in their camp. The pool is right on the desert, and I cannot imagine a more beautiful scene while you're in the pool. A Spanish woman on the lounge next to me kept saying, "Paradise! It's paradise!" You have the option to have a delicious three course supper here too, for a very reasonable price. (Around $55/night inclusive of both breakfast and dinner.) The week I was there, I just stayed at the hotel and relaxed and meditated. Very very restorative. Excellent service. My room was lovely--I would recommend getting the 'best' room there--it's on the corners of the hotel facing the desert, on the second floor. The windows face the desert and the scene in the room is amazing.I cannot describe the beauty of waking up to the Sahara on all sides of your room. You can get all sorts of extras. I had a 'sand bath', rode camels in the morning, and went to a desert camp for a night. Everything is quite inexpensive. Do NOT go with a travel agent. They inflate the prices. Book directly with the hotel and give the money to Moroccans. How to get there: I went by bus from Meknes, but it was a long overnight ride. I'd recommend flying from Casablanca and then hiring a commuter taxi to drive you the remaining two hours. THese are also very inexpensive. You don't need a car here.