At the foot of El Dakrour Mountain, Azad feels like a small garden hotel set a little apart from town: palm shade, quiet courtyards, and simple rooms that open to air and light. It’s the Siwa rhythm in hotel form—mornings of salt-lake clarity, evenings that belong to stars and silence.

Rooms are modern and practical—A/C, private bath, in-room safe, flat-screen TV, and a well-stocked minibar—about 20 keys in total, which keeps things personal. Balconies or terraces look onto the garden or the dunes beyond.

Dining & spaces. A small restaurant and terraces handle unhurried meals; coffee finds its way to the courtyard. There’s no pool here—by design the focus is on the garden hush and the landscape around it.

Location & vibe. Set a few kilometers outside the center, Azad trades bustle for calm. The house mood leans wellness—yoga mats on the terrace, journaling corners, and long, quiet afternoons.

What you’re booking is a small, garden hotel tuned to Siwa’s pace: comfortable rooms, honest amenities, and a setting that lets the oasis do the talking. When you want more—salt lakes, dunes, the Oracle Temple—it’s an easy ride away, and easier still to return to the hush.