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SH - Singular Hotel

Waterfront hotel at 57 Avenue Mohamed V in Dakhla town, with direct access to the water of Dakhla Bay

Best forTravellers who want Dakhla town life with a room facing the seaFamilies mixing lagoon days by car with evenings in townA first or last night around a flight, the airport being a few minutes away by taxi
4.8· 76 reviews|Dakhla, Dakhla
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About this stay

Singular is a town hotel on the water, with direct access to the water of Dakhla Bay in front and the shops and restaurants of Dakhla town close by. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, and the sea-view ones are the reason to book. The restaurant serves Spanish and local dishes with vegetarian and vegan options, and breakfast includes local specialities and pastries. A fitness room and wellness packages fill rest days.

The kite camps and the PK25 spot are on the lagoon about 25 km north of town, up the peninsula, around 30 minutes' drive, where low tide leaves flat, very shallow water at the edges, and the wind usually peaks from June to August. Dakhla Airport is just north of town, a few minutes by taxi. Without a car, every lagoon day means a transfer booked in advance through one of the kite camps.

  • On the waterfront at 57 Avenue Mohamed V, with direct sea access
  • Rated 9.5 out of 10 over 76 guest reviews
  • Sea-view and family rooms, all air-conditioned
  • Restaurant with Spanish and local cooking, vegetarian and vegan options
  • Fitness room and wellness packages

Our take

SH Singular Hotel stands at 57 Avenue Mohamed V, on the waterfront of Dakhla town, with direct access to the water of Dakhla Bay and a sun terrace facing the water. Guests rate it 9.5 out of 10 over 76 reviews; of the 29 Dakhla hotels on this site, only Medina Hotel Dakhla (9.6) scores higher, on a far longer record. Rooms are air-conditioned, some face the sea, and the restaurant cooks Spanish and local dishes, alongside a fitness room and wellness packages. Know the geography first: the kite camps and the PK25 spot are about 25 km north of town, up the peninsula, around 30 minutes' drive. I would book it for town life with a sea view, not for kiters who want to launch from the door.

  • Dakhla's wind usually peaks from June to August, while December and January are calmer but still kiteable on bigger kites, so match your dates to your level before settling on a town base.
  • Without a car, book transfers through a kite camp ahead of time: the main spots, including PK25 on the lagoon's western shore, are about 25 km north of town, around 30 minutes' drive; the town faces the same bay, but its shore has no kite schools and is not where the flat-water spots are.
  • Low tide leaves flat but very shallow water at the lagoon's edges, and the chop builds as the tide rises with strong wind: plan sessions around the tide table, not the clock.
  • Ask for a sea-view room when you book: the address on the water is what sets this hotel apart, and a street-side room loses most of it.
  • Dakhla Airport sits just north of town, a few minutes by taxi, which makes this an easy first or last night around a flight even if the rest of the trip is spent at a lagoon camp.

Why we love it

  • A sun terrace and direct access to the water of Dakhla Bay in Dakhla town
  • A restaurant menu with vegetarian and vegan options
  • Town shops and restaurants within easy reach of the door
  • A score only one Dakhla hotel on this site beats
Why guests love it

With direct sea access, family rooms and air conditioning, SH Singular Hotel is one of the easier Dakhla bases for parents who do not want a week in an isolated lagoon camp. The town's shops and restaurants are close, and the hotel restaurant cooks Spanish and local dishes with vegetarian and vegan options, useful with children who eat only a few things. The 9.5 score is strong but rests on 76 reviews, a short record. The trade-off is distance: the lagoon, with its flat water and kite schools, lies about 25 km north of town, up the peninsula, around 30 minutes' drive, so every lagoon day means a car or a transfer, and at low tide its edges turn very shallow. For a family where one parent takes a kite course and the others prefer town life, I would book it; for a pure kite week, I would sleep at the lagoon.

Guest reviews

4.8
Exceptional
based on 76 reviews
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4.8
★★★★★
Guest score · 76 reviews

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