The tajine we had for dinner was delicious, and breakfast was also very good. Sleeping in this kind of tent was a unique and wonderful experience. Nkhila Lodge is located in a very secluded area. All tents have a view of the Atlas Mountains. The cooking class was enjoyable, and the food we prepared was excellent. Despite the language barrier (except for Mohamed), the staff were always friendly and helpful. So, globally, we had a nice experience. However, when we arrived, we were told to wait for half an hour before lunch would be ready. However, we ended up waiting for one and a half hours, and the food was cold by the time we received it. During our guided walk, we encountered a language barrier as the guide only spoke Arabic and not English, French, German, Spanish, or Flemish. Additionally, we did not receive any water during the walk, nor were we advised to bring any, possibly due to Ramadan. The walk was great, with some very nice views. Later, we were supposed to go on a camel ride, but the camels did not arrive at the camp as previously mentioned. We had to drive to where the camels were located, but our driver was 1.5 hours late. The night sky was not as expected since the camp was too illuminated even at midnight. When I made the reservation, the website stated that each tent had a telescope, binoculars, a field guide, and a planisphere. This was a significant reason for choosing this accommodation, but none of these items were present in the tent. The website has since been updated to mention that guests can borrow them, but when I requested a telescope, I was told that they did not have one. If you don't get stressed when people don't stick to the agreements, then this is definitely a top location to go to.
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