MERCURE OUARZAZATE

In the world of unique local Airbnb and boutique hotels, staying in a big chain like Ibis has its own merit. Everything was perfect and reliable. What's not to love about this hotel' Strong internet connection, comfortable and clean bed, warm water for shower, amazing pool. What can be improved: The receptionist wasn't too friendly, but as we interacted only for 3 mins, it didn't matter too much. Breakfast wasn't so great.

Although the hotel is not that big, it has everything you will need for a relaxing vacation. There is a restaurant, a swimming pool in the back and a nice room. Wifi works too in the room. Buffet breakfast is served in the restaurant and go through the sliding door to savor your breakfast with several choices. A nice hotel.

This was average of five hotels we stayed in in Morocco. A good outdoor pool and very good food. It is situated in the town but is not noisy. The rooms had all the expected facilities, but no kettle. Nice modern design of building mimicing the old mud built casbahs.

I never tire of visiting this particular Ibis. It's not the newest, cleanest or most comfortable but somehow its charm is forever inviting. The staff are always pleasant, the showers superb and the wifi singing!

I have never been to a jail but I can imagine what a jail cell would feel like after having stayed at this hotel. Only one slow tiny lift serving the entire hotel. The room can barely fit the bed. If you open your luggage, there is no room to walk around. The carpet was old and absolutely disgusting - don't walk barefoot. Bathroom was equally old and dirty. Bath towels small, old and paper-thin, with hair on them to add to your experience. Dinner was almost inedible, tasteless and old looking. Breakfast was equally sad with a few cold items. If you stay here, I would recommend bringing your own food before arriving at Ouarzazate because there is absolutely nothing around this hotel. At most this hotel should only serve as a pitch stop in the middle of nowhere.