We flew in to Ouarzazate late at night, not arriving at the hotel until about 0130 as part of a package tour of Morocco. The staff were helpful on arrival ensuring that rooms adjoining rooms were provided for families with younger children. The rooms were what you would expect from a chain like Ibis - clean and functional with decent... More

Stayed here one night when heading back to Marrakech. Staff good, price good, location rooms absolutely acceptable, would stay in an Ibis again no issues. However... The breakfast is total pants. Nescafe, not real coffee, awful selections not kept stocked without nagging, all for just about 6 Euros pp. Did I mention the lukewarm scrambled eggs that gave me nasty... More

Of course, not a lot of moroccan style here. Outside it looks nice, but inside it's a chain. But felt nice at home. Pool wasn't working, but not interested anyway. The Kasbah is really closeby, 5 mins and so is the square 15 mins and some restaurants 10 mins. Rooms are everything you want, and price is nice and low.... More

We stayed here on the second and sixth nights of a tour of Morocco. It really was a nice place to stay. From a brand such as Ibis, you know what to expect. Clean, relatively basic but comfortable. Wifi was really good to keep us in touch with friends back home. Dinner was very good though breakfast left much to... More

This was my second Ibis in Morocco and very similar to the first. Rooms remind me of my dorm in college--small and utilitarian. It's perfectly adequate for a short stay, but if you have more than 2-3 days, I'd stay somewhere more comfy. I always bring my own hair dryer and extension cord and I needed both as the only... More

If you've stayed in an Ibis Hotel in Morocco, you won't be surprised. It looks just about the same once you are in your room - if you can get in your room. Like all the Ibis hotels I've stayed at, we had significant key card problems - one being that once you go down to breakfast in the morning,... More

On the plus side the hotel is well situated overlooking the beautiful old kasbah and is designed so it blends in well with its surroundings. It also has a large swimming pool. Unfortunately, like many Ibis hotels the beds are like concrete and you will wake up bruised all over. The meals including breakfast are poor and certainly not worth... More

Our tour operator booked us into the Ibis late one night after our reservation at a local riad fell through. We had chosen the riad in order to enjoy a more Moroccan experience, but given the late hour, the predictable quality of the Ibis was most welcome. The rooms are basic but adequate--clean, good lighting, quiet, etc. The food at... More