Riad Sahara Stars Dades

Riad Sahara Stars Dades in Boumalne is a relaxed, traditional-style riad that feels like a calm stopover in the Dades Valley.

Photo of Riad Sahara Stars Dades by Auberge café Restaurant Assamer on Google Maps

Atmosphere and design: Guests often describe the property as beautiful, peaceful, and full of local charm, with a welcoming, homey feel rather than a big-hotel vibe.

Pool and outdoor spaces: The outdoor pool is a standout for many travelers, especially as a refreshing break after long drives through the valley, and the garden/terrace areas add to the “oasis” feeling.

Rooms and comfort: Room options include doubles, triples, and quadruples, and feedback commonly highlights cleanliness and good space for families or small groups.

Food on-site: Breakfast is included, and having on-site restaurants makes it easy to settle in for dinner and start early for Dades Gorge sightseeing without hunting for meals.

Service and hospitality: The staff are repeatedly mentioned as kind, friendly, and genuinely helpful, which shapes the overall experience as much as the facilities do.

Location for exploring: Staying in Boumalne puts you within easy reach of Dades Valley scenery, including the Monkey Fingers area, while still being close to town basics like the local mosque and stadium.

Cold-season warmth: In winter, rooms may feel chilly at night; extra blankets help, but sensitive sleepers may want to plan for cooler temperatures.

Room lighting and small details: Some rooms may feel a bit dark, and practical touches in bathrooms (like hooks) can be limited.

Beds and sleep quality: A few guests note that mattress comfort can be hit-or-miss, which may matter if you’re arriving tired from a long road day.

Pros	Cons
Outdoor pool and relaxing garden/terrace vibe	Cool nights in colder months
Clean, spacious room options for couples and families	Some rooms may be dark; minor bathroom practicality issues
Warm, attentive hospitality and convenient on-site dining	Bed comfort may vary by room