The room was gorgeous, a mix of rustic desert and 5 star luxury hotel - you are still in a desert camp tent after all! The resort is still very new and there are still a couple of teething problems with it not being quite finished (no yoga classes or cinema available yet) and with the dining capacity and the booking system (there wasn't one!) which I'm sure is in the process of being resolved as this was brough to the attention of the owners. The food, once you got a table was of a very high standard. The options for vegetarin and vegan do need some work as it's quite a meaty meanu but they are very willing to adapt to suit you.
I would definitely recommend a stay at this resort, the sunsets and sun rises are stunning across the sand dunes and the staff couldn't be more helpful. But be aware, they do not have an alcohol licence (even though the listing mentions a bar - there is a bar but a dry one!).
However, they do offer a collection service from the local shop, by one of the porters onsite. Just tell them what you want and they'll go and collect it and deliver it to your room for the cost of the products plus a delivery fee. We paid 300MAD for 8 x 330ml of beer - which is about £25. So it's not a cheap way of doing it, but it's there if you want it. Or you can just take your own, the mini fridge in the room worked perfectly.
I can also HIGHLY recommend the massage at the onsite spa tents, the masseuse was brilliant. All in all, a solid 8 out of 10 for me.
