My wife & I set out in our car from Marrakech not sure how far we'd get, but midway decided to push on to Sahara Sky. (We had reserved the next night, but called ahead to say we would like to stay that night as well.) I believe we left Marrakech at around 11 am, and managed to reach the... More

We stayed for 1 night and booked here also a dromedary trip with another night in a bivouac in M'hamid. We had 2 spacious connected bedrooms with 2 bathrooms, terrace and living room area. Our girls (7 and 9) liked the rooms as well as the adventure of climbing the nearby Dunes de Tinfou. At night the German hotel owner... More

I am riding my motorcycle across morocco and happened to run into 32 dutch bikers while in Zagora at the famous 52 days to Timbuktu sign. I needed accommodation and so they said to follow them to their hotel. There were no rooms available but through some moving around by the dutch guys I was able to score a room... More

for humankind to live on at the moment, but this Hotel surely convinces you that more is possible. Perfect service, but only a so-so charming architecture. Then again, this all doesn't matter, since the thing about this Hotel is to watch the stars from its grand terrace: The owner (and his many fellow astronomer-colleagues that visit him year in, year... More

Traditional built charming hotel near the dunes with confortible rooms and nice food. Extraordenary is the evening program with the explanations of the owner Fritz Koring. He gives his big knolegde to the guests and he will let you look throuth his amazing telescope! I am still very much impressed by what we heard and what we were able to... More

On our bicycle trip through Morocco we loved to watch the stars and slept outside where possible. In Hotel Sahara Sky the treat was even better: a warm welcome, a very comfortable room, friendly atmosphere and good food. The best experience were the 'lectures' by the German owner on the roof of the hotel on the planets, the stars and... More

A wonderfully personal touch in this fascinating hotel is the welcome provided by the patron, Fritz Koring. He imparts his considerable knowledge of Morocco, its history, traditions and economy as effortlessly as he plays pool and welcomes you to this extraordinary hotel, in which he obviously invests huge personal pride. Obviously the observatory is unique and special, but the surroundings... More

I'm an amateur astronomer so my main interest was astrophotography. Compared to my earlier trips to Tenerife (Parador Nacional) this was better for two reasons: The equipment I needed was already there and it was a lot warmer at night. Also no need to carry mount, telescope etc inside. It was also warm and pleasant (at least for a finn)... More

We had stayed at Sahara Sky for one night at the beginning of September 2011. Let me first say that the Owner Rabia was lovely and incredibly interesting and we had a delightful conversation. But here is what we didn't like. Granted we were the only guests to arrive right after Ramadan - but our greeting by Hafid was less... More