Dar Qamar

We stayed for one night on New Years Eve on route back from Erg Chegaga to Marrakech. We intended to walk around Agdz, but after several days in the desert climbing up and down dunes, the comfortable sun...

First thing - make sure you eat dinner at the Dar Qamar. When we visited, there was a set menu, and it was one of the best meals we had on our trip. As the other reviewers have stated, this hotel is located...

Really nice place, I'd say best suited to couples, for a family I had to take 2 rooms. The location of lovely, to the left an old Kasbar, to the rear a lush palmerie which is great for an evening stroll....

Night 3 of a 6 night motorcycle tour of Morocco and what a treat. The most difficult thing was finding it though. There is a very clear (and big) sign directing you to the parking...but you don't believe...

We've driving through the town looking for a kasbah for the night. On the main road we've seen many signboards with hotels and oasis names. One of them was the Dar Qamar. The place is hidden in the...

Admittedly, we weren't looking for this place. But after several times through the town, not being able to find the kasbahs we were looking for, we turned to our Rough Guide. We followed the signs from...

We arrived here after an exciting and active 2-night desert trip and it was the perfect place for us to relax and unwind. Agdz is a place you might drive through on the way to other places but I would...

The one night we had here was better than we expected. It was very pleasant relaxing by the pool- absolutely peaceful despite it being in the middle of Agdz. The gardens are very attractive. Our evening...

Agdz presents not great and important things to see and is often a pass through city. However we spent great hours in the kasbah in vicinity.The Riad is easy to be found with gps (Google maps works...

To arrive at the hotel you go down a fairly grim road and then turn into a dusty access road littered with rubbish, even though this is not the owners I would have it cleared daily. On arrival staff welcoming...

Sleeping and relaxing in an ancient Ksar is a priceless experience, with one of the best Moroccan "Palmeraie" just around the corner. Very well organized with a strong local flavor. Great rooms, relaxing...

What an oasis opened up after arriving there by way of the narrow street of the ksar.The ambiance of Dar Qamar was a successful blend of French and Moroccan without in any way being twee or falsely...

As other reviewers have said, you wonder where you're going as you drive down dirt roads past crumbling buildings but once through the entrance gate, voila! A haven of comfort. The garden area was beautiful...

Just been there with our 3 kids - what a lovey place. It's in amongst the old village, much of which is falling down - it's outer walls are made of repaired mud bricks, but the rooms inside are solid....

We stayed at Dar Qamar to break up a return trip to Marrakech from Merzouga in November, and we wish we had more time to spend here. The hotel appears to be down some back street, but what a place it is....

Ok, so Brad and Anjolie stayed here when filming Babel, so it's got that going for it ???But seriously, once you get down the street from the main part of town, then down the alley to this Riad, you...

We stayed at Dar Qamar following 2 nights spent in the desert. We chose this as a half-way(ish) stop back towards Marrakech for our flight home- perfect if you have your own hire car.You reach...

We came to this great place after leaving the desert. Dirty, sandy and hot, it was heaven to arrive at Dar Qamar. Don't be out off by the surroundings. It is surrounded by ruins and you wonder what you...