Cheap hotels in Moulay Abdallah Dekak

A bit far from the city but a very nice place to stay if you can figure out the transport.

Very nice hotel with nice staff. Great swimming pool to relax under shady palms.

Incredible friendly and professional service from the manager Mr Abdelghani and his excellent team. We had a lovely stay here recuperating after a night in the desert. So nice to have an actual bath, not just a shower. A fabulous buffet for dinner with very courteous service from all the wait staff. The hotel itself is lovely, with good use of pretty lighting in the evening and nice plants.

We had an excellent stay here between Erfoud and Merzouga, very relaxing, calm and beautiful place hosted by a lovely family which provided us with the best and most generous food! Beautifully decorated, artisan rooms. You can walk through the desert and explore fossil and mineral mining on your own. To recommend!

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

The room was light and airy with a view over the pool on one side and countryside on the other. The bed was huge and really comfy, the bathroom was clean and everything worked. The staff were really helpful and helped us store our bikes safely and the food was great - typical moroccan breakfast but one of the better ones. A lovely big old high ceilinged building built like a castle!

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

Ali and Hassan and all the team are amazing. They took such good care of us and made us feel at home in the desert. The bed is amazing and the tent is very cosy. WiFi and electricity are good and there is hot water. The camp has direct access to the dunes and the camel ride is a great experience. Ali and Hassan are always willing to have a chat and watch the stars together at night. I highly recommend staying here, a life changing experience!

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).