Terre des Etoiles

The pictures and description do not give justice to the beauty and peaceful atmosphere of this jewel. The staff and owner was so attentive The camel ride was fantastic and on their property with Mohammed The bed was super comfortable The decor was welcoming I wish we had more time there...

It’s glamping folks. Don’t expect 5 star luxury you are supposed to be roughing it. This was an amazing place. Hot as expected. Flies as expected. But amazing views and starry nights. The only reason I deducted a point from service is that it was not clear that meal pricing was for those visiting and not staying. That and the cash only policy on site gave us a bit of concern but at the end it was included. You do have data, it isn’t far enough out that mobile doesn’t work but in the end we were glamping and wanted to go off grid. Make sure you know Arafay is not the real desert. We were prepared and not disappointed but it ain’t the Sahara!

We stayed here for 1 night and wished we would have booked a second. The experience was a favorite of our time in Marrakech. The grounds are beautiful and the staff was so friendly. The livestock are treated well and the food is grown organically on property. It really is a very special place and we hope to return in the future.

This place is incredible. Spectacular views of the High Atlas Mountains, in March, the desert was in bloom. Beautiful. It was a delightful end-note to twelve days touring Morocco and a nice counterpoint to busy chaotic Marrakech. The food is consistently great in Morocco, but I had by far the best meals of my trip here. The rooms are technically tents, but as comfortable as any hotel room, with a full bathroom en suite. Tour companies run day trips from Morocco here for camel rides,,hikes in the desert, dinner, etc., but that did not interfere with the quiet solitude of the place. Really, just a wonderful experience. They offer lots of activities, but there are easy walking paths leading in all directions and I was very content to explore the desert on foot—coming across a young boy tending a herd of camels, seeing Berber villages in the distance, and enjoying the beauty of the place.

the camp is really cute, very charming, and nicely kept. I wish there had been more selection for food. It was just basic tagines and not much choice. Also, we took a camel ride and I felt sad for the camels; their caretaker was whipping their legs and handling them in a rough way. They were tied too close together for their comfort and it just didn't seem that the caretaker had a lot of love or respect for them.

Le paysage est à couper le souffle La tranquillité La gentillesse du personnel La nourriture est excellente Les animaux à proximité (moutons, chèvres, chevaux...) Attention pendant le mois d’août très grosse chaleur, pas de climatisation donc assez difficile à supporter.

Le lieu est très joli et le concept est génial Les tentes sont très bien Même si on ne fait pas d’activités payantes des jeux de société sont à disposition, il y a une table de ping-pong, et on peut se balader Le chef est super ! les repas étaient très bons et copieux et faits avec des légumes du potager Seul point négatif, nous avions pris la pension complète et à l’arrivée on a bien demandé ce qui était compris et on nous a dit que tous les softs l’étaient alors qu’au final seule l’eau et le café l’étaient, nous avons donc dû payer un supplément

endroit à recommander pour son calme, la gentillesse et l'amabilité du personnel. Une fausse note qui n'est pas due à l'organisation mais bien à un groupe de gens peu civilisé qui se permet de faire du chahut en pleine nuit (2h30 du matin). Dans un écolodge cela fait forcément désordre.

Endroit Dépaysant, personnel très sympathique, nous y rerournerons c’est sûr

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