Sahara Line Hotel is located a 20-minute drive from Foum El Oued Beach and offers air-conditioned guest rooms with a TV and free Wi-Fi access. A continental breakfast is served every morning.
Ilias
Netherlands
Great place to stay in Laayoune, the room was basic but very clean and comfortable, room service was impeccable. The dinner was delicious, prepared with fresh fish, the person at the restaurant went at great lengths to keep up with all orders, always with a smile. The staff was friendly, helpful and accomodating. They arranged the late checkout for me and an early dinner before my flight, and offered suggestions of places to visit.
HOTEL BORJ SAFAE LAAYOUNE in Laayoune features 3-star accommodation with a terrace. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, room service and a 24-hour front desk, along with free WiFi....
Hotel Rimal Sahara provides accommodation in Laayoune. Each accommodation at the 2-star hotel has city views, and guests can enjoy access to a terrace.
Hans Couck
Belgium
Do not expect a warm welcome but it's convenient next to the bus station, nothing else is there, no restaurants, just for sleeping. WiFi works well in the room
HOTEL NOON is a 2-star property situated in Laayoune. Boasting room service, this property also provides guests with a terrace. The hotel has family rooms.
Apartamentos Nassiri is situated in Laayoune. This property offers access to a patio, free private parking and free WiFi.
Roshan
United Kingdom
Staying here was made really easy for us. We were met at the apartment which was a short taxi away from the bus station. Our details were taken and the flat was spotless.
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Laayoune this weekend is £30 or, for a 4-star hotel, £67. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Laayoune for this weekend cost on average around £43 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £30 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Laayoune for tonight. You'll pay on average around £67 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Laayoune will cost around £43 (based on Booking.com prices).
It could be a very nice area if it weren't under Moroccan...
It could be a very nice area if it weren't under Moroccan occupation. Moroccans have colonised it and are oppressing the indigenous population by excluding them from the economic life. I hope the occupation ends very soon, and that Saharawis and Moroccans who accept to live in Western Sahara can live in peace soon.
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Anonymous
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Laayounne is a region that has been under a lot of political...
Laayounne is a region that has been under a lot of political tensions since 1975 until now from armed militias outside the Moroccan boundaries. These tensions are covered by the international media however in the reality of things these tentions have nothing to do with the status quo of the region. This media coverage negatively impacts the tourists’ overall idea of the region.
The militias located in the Algerians lands near the Moroccan boarders have intentions of controlling the region in order to take it away from the Moroccan sovereignty. This ancient Moroccan sovereignty that has ruled over the mentioned area and its south for centuries has resulted in a great diverse cultural civilisation. Nowadays, the Moroccan Western Sahara is undergoing a very interesting development era thanks to the efforts of the kingdom in order to continue its ongoing rule in making all its different regions developed and safe. Moreover, this era is to protect the sahrawi region from the Milichias’ political and media distortion of the status quo of the region.
Whomever visits laayounne would notice that it is a turning place/ point between the civilised and the bedew-in life.
I would recommend the interested people in the development of anthropology and politics to visit laayounne in order to witness the coexistence of the modern era civilisation and the bedew-in life also the security and safety the Moroccan kingdom is providing its Sahrawi region.
Mustapha
10
Scored 10
Laayoune is a cute town/city in Western Sahara (the occupied...
Laayoune is a cute town/city in Western Sahara (the occupied portion by the Kingdom of Morocco). It is the largest city for the region and the gateway to Dahkla, more south. I drove from Agadir to Laayoune and did not regret it given the amazing views. Laayoune has enough places to see in a day and a 2/3hs walk. Then you can head to the beach, 20kim from there, by taking a "grand taxi" for only $1.20. if you want to see Western Sahara, if you are going south to Dahkla or even Mauritania, stop for a few day.
João
United States
4.0
Scored 4.0
Well, a boring city, nothing much to do, with the (desert)...
Well, a boring city, nothing much to do, with the (desert) surrounding it, no pubs/bars at all, no theaters or movies, very few cultural events, ,no restaurants worth the mention. If you're planning desert related acitivities (hikes or Suv rides) it can be a good place, though i'd recommend dakhla more.
The hotel is very centrally located, on the main road in Laayoune. Airport transfer is provided at a small charge. Rooms are comfortable and silent, although might need some freshening up. Very fast wi-fi. The staff is very friendly, and I want in particular mention the manager Mr. Adil Mouane, who provided an excellent a professional welcome over the ordinary. He also arranged contact with a guide who could take me around and outside the A real professional hotelier! I warmly recommend Hotel Al Massira for visitors to the city.
The location is just across from the main Laayoune bus terminal making it ideal of travelers. Laâyoune is a pretty cheap city and public transport is easy, safe, and convenience. This hotel is fairly priced, the beds are firm and comfortable, the pillows were so fluffy and soft. Azzdine is very welcoming and tried to help us despite some language difference. They have an amazing roofdeck, I hope they can put lounge chairs up there.
The boss is very nice and provides pick-up and drop-off service. The hotel's breakfast and the front desk make an appointment time, which is specially customized, very attentive and delicate. It is only a few hundred meters away from Sanmao's former residence, which is very convenient. The bus station is at the door. I highly recommend this hotel.
The tent is very basic like life in the desert, so don't expect luxury and comfort. But if you love the Sahara and don't complain about the sand that is everywhere, then go for it! The tent is really large, places for seven persons to sleep and store the luggage. Best place to stay near Laayoune. Highly recommend to discover something else.
I couldn’t find the location but they where very nice they sent me an email saying sorry for what happened to me they will rembourser the hall amount if it was booked true the hotel, because I used Booking.com they can’t do anything but they will ask booking to refund me the hall amount but nothing happened yet
EVERY SINGLE THING, the location (Midtown), the clean and roomy room, the wifi, the amazing and relaxing shower, the lighting, the professionalism of the staff especially Ssi Mohamed who is fluent in english and was very helpful n kind. I highly recommend this hotel.
The location of the hotel is pretty good. It's located on the Mekka boulevard, which is the main street in Laayoune.
All the staff was pretty friendly and welcoming.
There was some problems in the room, but they were quickly resolved, once we contacted the staff.
Very nice spacious apartment. Big shower, plenty of hot water. Big bed, clean sheets nice pillows. Delicious breakfast. Lovely helpful staff.
Entertaining view of the chickens and rabbits on the roof opposite. Not a whole lot to do in Laayoune.
The hotel was okay for one night - receptionist was (most of the time) friendly, room okay with bathroom. We could park outside in front of the building. There were nice restaurants not far from the hotel
Everything was wonderful there. The place was very clean the location so central.the staff was very friendly especially SAID He’s a very kind and helpful person . Really best place in Laayoune.
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