Tarmguist

We really loved our stay in this authentic place in the oasis. This place, the beautiful surroundings and the crazy sunsets have been a highlight of our stay in Morocco. Hassan is a very friendly host and he made great food for us. Oh and if you are there on Saturday: make sure to check out the Camel market!

The google maps location is a bit confusing, it only says Tarmguist and not chambre d’hote. You might want to change that, but the taxi driver and people in Guelmim knew where we had to go, so it wasn’t really a big problem

Très belle et confortable d’espace commune. Personnel très sympathique, agréable, gentillesse exceptionnelle. Merci à Hassan et sa famille pour l’accueil chaleureux !

Chambre manque quelques meubles !

L’emplacement, l’accueil, le beau paysage

It's a traditional mud-brick house in desert oasis, which is kind of cool and is probably the (only) reason why others value this place so high. Food in beduine-style tent is stylish.

This accomodation is by far not on par with others, which are so highly valued on booking. This place is completely rundown, the rooms are never cleaned, the blankets on beds are full of dust gathered for I believe dozens years, nobody ever cleaning them (the thin bedsheet was clean, but obviously very old). Some of the pillows smell. The rooms are dimly lit so that you can't see, that nobody ever cleans them, they're full of dust/dirt. I understand this is in the middle of dusty desert, but I've seen places that can keep cleanliness even in such conditions. The bathroom is not clean at all and you tend to rather not visit it at all. The oasis was, in the time of our stay, in poor state, too: most of the palms were dead/dry with no leaves. A bit apocalyptic view. Tajin was OK, but overpriced deadly (family Tajin for 4 persons for 85 per person, so 340 dirhams total for one big tajin!), with the owner saying "same price like everywhere!", which looks like he really believes this lie.