Imperial Glory Lodges was all that i hoped for and more. with Lhassan's help i made it from the Nasser Palace Hotel to the lodges where i was greeted by Bachir and his staff- the moroccan welcome: had milk & dates with walnuts and shortly awaited my tent to be prepared for me. the room was outstanding, the quality is top, clean and well decorated (everything you could need for a good stay is there). The camp is so relaxing, the common areas were clean and well maintained. the AC worked just fine, there was WiFi everywhere around the camp. The restaurant served excellent fresh food & anything you need- just ask Lhassan and he'll take care of you. After dinner, the party begins we enjoyed the Saharan music (TamTam). In short what a great place for a short stay, forget about the word for as long that you're there. I recommend Imperial Glory Lodges heartedly.

Everythjng was perfect, from the warm welcome by Hasan till the smiles at checkout. The tent are big and well appointed in beautiful Sahara style. The chef cooked a delicious meal in dinner and the breakfast also served with local professional way. Also, hasan was so helpful to make our trip so amazingly different than before due to knowing everything in Merzouga and general knowledge about almost every thing. Thank you for giving us a wonderful experience. Highly recommended!

Staff was super nice. welcoming and helpful. Big respect and shout out to Yahya! Special thanks to Ibrahim and personal touch! Really loved out stay! It is walking distance to the dunes! Only 10-15 mins walk and there you are, climbing the orange dunes ! Excellent location! Pretty good food and arrangements! Nice evening by the bonfire with traditional music!

Nasser Palace hotel part

Atmosphere, place itself is really good. I would say for 1 night it’s great experience.

For all activities you need to go somewhere. During day there is nothing to do there, a lot of flies and they propose to go to their another hotel which is currently under construction.

The location is nice, great views of the desert. The food was also passable.

A few things were fairly unacceptable in my mind especially given the price point. First of all - the camp advertises several activities such as camel rides, quad rides etc. - all of these activities are in fact a 20-30 minute drive from the hotel and are not in fact included as is sometimes advertised. Moreover, the staff actively tries to push you out from the camp every morning to “go enjoy sitting by the pool” on what can only be described as a 10 dollar per night motel at a construction site also 20-30 min away, which after paying 500 dollars per night is insane. They do that though because during the day the rooms are pretty much inhospitable because the AC only works after dinner when it’s cold anyway. There is also no WiFi in the rooms and barely any anywhere - only works very occasionally. The showers are a weird silicone tube. The staff is also a problem, very few speak any English and are usually upset that you have some sort of request and generally seem annoyed that you are there - have a habit of talking to you like you are an annoying summer school kid

Tent size was good. Camel ride was really nice and location was fair.

Service was not good. They were supposed to give dinner at 9, but did not start until 10:30 PM. Since it is a remote place, you almost have no choice for dinner elsewhere. Dinner was additional cost and not that great. It went until mid-night due to very poor service. Hassan who was in-charge of the area and he did not even apologize for poor service and when we complained, he just laughed it off. I believe there was supposed to be some evening entertainment along with the dinner, but other than Berber music playing on a speaker (not live), there wasn't much. We had 5 AM camel ride and were counting on a good night sleep, but due to very late dinner, that did not happen. also, they do not start A/C until dinner is over. For 240 Euros/night this was definitely overpriced for the value we received.