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Auberge Tayib / Gamni.
Six rooms, one shower and three toilets are the facilities offered
by this guest house. This really is a very charming place to stay,
made up of two fully restored traditional houses. The installations
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Auberge de l’Amitié.
This establishment has four rooms, one shower and two toilets.
The family atmosphere, friendly owner and simple premises
ensures we have a pleasant stay.
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Auberge KSAR .
LThis is where Walata's most distinguished visitors stay. Though
not the guest house that best recreates life in Walata, it
certainly has good—and the most expensive—facilities.
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Auberge Salem. This
house, in the very heart of the old city, is not
the best-known lodging place, though the facilities are acceptable..
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Auberge Grain Rakaie.
This guest house stands out at first because it is outside the
old centre and is not one of the typical Walata houses, though the
infrastructure is correct and it is the only establishment, apart
from the camping site, that has an area set aside as a dining-room/restaurant. |
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Camping du Jardin.
The Walata farming cooperative owns the only camping site in the
area, which is to be found beside the farming belt. Its bungalows
and tents make it the ideal place to spend a few days if
we are travelling in a group. Furthermore, the owners will
prepare our meals with locally grown fruit and vegetables.
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