Inara Camp - Restaurant - Desert activities - Heated pools

The room shower was really good , dinner was incredible and having the chance to sleep under the stars was also a nice thing . Jhonas was very good 👍 and the seeing the planets and stars with telescope was very good too

The pool is extremely cold . And the heated one is not that big and kinda uncomfortable. The main reason for me was the pool but I couldn’t enjoy it at all. Also I disliked the price of the drinks which don’t match the value. For example: 5€ for tea and some ice in a small glass . Not even a box of tea cost 5€. Also I disliked the illusion of choice. You need to get breakfast and dinner otherwise there is nothing else . I had the feeling the moment I arrive , I didn’t exist until the manager finally talk to me … was a weird sensation after having incredible hospitality overall in the country.

Good location with beautiful views and stunning pools, lovely atmosphere by day and night

We thought the welcome was not brilliant, and the initial chat felt like a list of what we couldn’t do rather than making us feel welcome and enabled. However things improved steadily after that and we had an incredible stay as the rest of the team were so friendly and helpful, the place was so atmospheric and we felt so honoured to have the chance to spend time in such a special place.

Excellent service

Nothing

Inara Camp is a beautiful place in the desert. There's a risk for the area to become too touristy, with more camps popping up, but Inara is secluded and tastefully setup. The eBike tour is an absolute must. Highlight of our trip. Much better than the noisy quads (note that these harm the environment and responsible agencies typically advice against the use of quads). Biking across the dessert at sunset was unforgettable Star watching (by ourselves) at the tent

As an unfortunate risk when traveling in Marocco my girlfriend got food poisoning in Inara Camp (likely from the food there). That's one thing. The more problematic thing was that we got barely any support from the staff. When asked for medicines I was told to wait multiple times, and finally got told there wasn't any. No medicine on the camp in the desert? It was dumb from our end to didn't bring any of course, but still. I then realized that you typically have medicine for food poisoning in a first aid kit, but on inquiry, even that wasn't present on the camp. No first aid kit?! This has to be fixed! Private taxi from camp to Marrakesh is €80 which is very steep.