Luxe Tenten in Marrakesh

Aoife Ierland

Staff were so lovely, Mohsin in the bar was so friendly and helpful. The reception staff were really lovely. Rooms and views were incredible

Egbert Nederland

Prachtige omgeving. Heerlijke slaapplek. Goede mix tussen modern en gezellig. Helemaal tot rust komen. Heerlijk gegeten. Zeer vriendelijke personeel. Klein geluk

Shay Nieuw-Zeeland

Incredibly relaxing oasis in the desert. The swimming pool was very refreshing

Mindy Verenigde Staten

Delicious dinner, delicious breakfast. The location was stunning and the staff was incredible. Some of the nicest, most helpful and professional staff I've ever met. At dinner I heard someone tell the manager they could be billing three times the price... he was right!

Kimberly India

Lovely, quiet, remote glamping spot, tucked just beneath the rolling rocky dune crests, with High Atlas mountain views, and dark, starry night skies. The tents have individual showers and camp commodes, solar-powered lights, and candles (and working smoke detectors), fairly comfy beds, with big, fluffy duvets and extra blankets available to keep out the December chill. A supplementary gas heater is available to warm up your large-hotel-room-sized zippered tent on request. Food is served on picnic-style tables in a turn-of-the-century-decorated large tent, open on one side to the desert wadi and the lightening, or darkening sky. The team of Zakaria, Jawad, and Ibrahim provides hearty, simple meals from chicken tagine to shakshouka, and even provid wonderful gluten-free food (running into Marrakech to shop for corn meal and rice etc to serve instead of bread, to accommodate the last-minute request). The camp features numerous outdoor chatting areas - open-air living rooms to put the outside world behind you. On that note, please note that wifi service has been discontinued as of December 2022, so that guests can truly "unplug." Camp kitten-cat Rosa provides entertainment (she followed Zakaria around the market so she got to come home to Camp Cameleon), and three camp pups keep watch for all at night. Ask your hosts about some of the more famous visitors to the rocky Agafay desert - just nearby is the mud-walled sprawling village compound that was turned briefly into a desert Palace for Yves Saint Laurent's birthday, and Madonna marked her 60th nearby as well. The goal of the camp, as well as to be light on the local ecology, is to give back to the local Berber community. The land is rented from the village and the camels provided by the village as well. Your hosts can arrange you a gentle dawn or dusk camel excursion. (As well as quad bike rides etc.