The White Camel is a well appointed resort where guests can participate in a number of activities including camel rides. Massages, ATV/dune buggy rides, yoga and more. There are also beautiful infinity pools available at the resort. While my family assumed the weather would be warmer we were able to fill our visit with a number of insight experiences which made our stay well worth the visit!

Amazing location and staff. We had an awesome 3 days here and did a camel ride, ATV tour, and otherwise enjoyed time by the pool

Excellent !

Incredible property and amazing service!

Breakfast selection was limited. very generic The rooms aren't cool by the time you check in, and the weather is hot.

Food was terrible.

Really enjoyed our stay the property is beautiful and well mainteined staff was very friendly and accommodating I wished we could stay longer

We really loved this place. It may be tucked away, but it feels so alive. The staff were kind, caring, and welcoming, and the room was excellent. The dinner with entertainment was so much fun, and overall, we had such an enjoyable stay that we didn’t want to leave. Thank you to the whole team for the amazing service!

Went with my family and everything was perfect!

This place is amazing! All the staff are so great (especially Yosef) and very friendly. I speak no Arabic or French and they tried so hard to communicate. The food was very nice and the setting is insanely beautiful. The tents are so great - the bed in mine was huge and so comfortabe. Bathrooms great too. Well stocked bar for the middle of the desert. The atv and camel tours were very well done. The fact that the tour guides also take such great pictures is a really nice touch. It's very quiet and relaxing. Non guests do seem to pile in around 6:30 but not bad in any way. The dinner overlooking the hills is so picturesque. I arrived at 11:30 am and the day flew by. Highly recommend.

Deux nuits de dépaysement et repos

Great glamping property

Beautiful lodge in the desert after a long weekend in Marrakesh but the service leaves a lot to be asked for. No one seemed interested to help, bar and restaurant service was terribly slow and kept mixing orders up. They also asked us to pay again for a pre-paid room, which we did not do in the end but it was just way too complicated for a supposed luxury lodge where we just wanted to relax for the last night in Morocco

Beautiful setting but most definitely a tourist trap. Upcharging for “experiences” at every turn. Breakfast buffet inedible. Loads of tourists coming off buses for dinner meaning it was chaotic and bad service for hotel guests. Some employees limited english/french and difficult to communicate with. dont go to the spa either - left w neck pain.

I thought the initial concept was great - but I was expecting a 5-star experience. Lack of choices for dining would be my number one strike - I ended up eating the same meals for 3 days! We had a tent in the lower end of the camp and there were seating areas that housed broken furniture and umbrellas, Prices are not clear- and we couldn't even get a print-out of charges when we paid at the end. The Camp had many large events such as a corporate event wih over 40 people which changed the vibe from small and exclusive to corporate. Unfortunately, I will not return.

Great experience. Property rooms were five star and lots of great entertainment in the evenings.

Wonderful caring staff. Place was super quiet and clean, perfect for a relaxing break.

Interesting spot, not to do after a day. Wish they didn’t serve the same thing for dinner each night.

We booked two nights but left after one due to a private party with loud music lasting until late evening. The "mountain view" room actually faced a fence and a small hill—no mountains in sight. Management wasn't upfront about this or the noise issue, and getting a refund was difficult, involving hours of calls with Expedia. Breakfast was disappointing—wrapped in plastic and salads looked stale. However, some staff were friendly and helpful.

Beautiful lodging. Cool experience for a night. Guest services/staff were nice but slightly disorganized with checkin / checkout, especially when booked throught 3rd party. They wanted me to show them receipts of pre-payments and that was a hassle with spotty data /wifi. Usually expedia does that directly with the hotel and l have never had an issue until now. They repeatedly kept asking if I had paid for drinks and settled bills, hours after and through checkout. Again seems like they need to have a better way of tracking. For the $200-300 / night it was a good experience. For the tents that are $1000 Euro a night, they have none of the amenities, dinner service, etc. that justify that price point. You would be better off at La Moumounia for that price...