All was fine except that the hotel hadn't paid their internet bill and so it never worked in 4 days. They did let us use their meeting room (with projected computer system) for our impromptu business meeting, which was nice. more

Simple, low-key but very efficient hotel for a pit stop between the desert and Marrakech. Our private driver was horrified that our travel agent had booked us into this place. There was no bell service at this hotel and he thought we would hate it. We almost switched to the Berber Palace just for 1 night. Glad we didn't for... more

During our 17 day tour in Morroco we stayed in riads and kasbahs, so this place was certainly a "style break". Other nice (reasonbly priced) hotels in Ouarzazate were already fully booked, so we decided to take the Ibis but it was good and efficient. The outside has a Kasbah-look (nice as it integrates with the other buildings in the... more

My stay in Ouarzazate was just for 1 night enroute to Marrakesh. The Ibis is located near other hotels in Ouarzazate such as the Mercure, Belere (there were protests from staff outside who had not been paid wages from February). It only a short 10 minute walk into town to buy groceries, snacks or drinks. Breakfast was served in the... more

We made a quick pit stop at Ouarzazate on our way to Erg Chebi dunes, so we didn't care much and just chose an average IBIS for a sleepover. Actually it as quite a surprise, as we met a very friendly staff, nice swiming pool where we spent much of the afternoon relaxing, and a very good room, clean and... more

This is an Ibis enough said. Identical rooms standard fittings and style, absolutely no flair whatsoever. This is the classic bed for the night no frills, no real service standards and average everything else. It was cleaner than the Ibis Casablanca and the staff were better than the terrible customer service in Casablanca but marginally. These are not a great... more

Ouarzazate is a pretty ordinary place, memorable only for the fact that occasionally an international film production bases itself there, or the proximity to must-see places like Ait Benhaddou. The Ibis is pretty ordinary too - don't expect too much other than reasonable value for money. Very poor F&B, but decent enough rooms. OK for 2-3 nights, but I owuld... more

Loved this hotel. After a few nights in noisy riads, we were so happy to finally get a good night sleep. Riads are full of charm and pretty but rarely constructed in way to be sound proof. Finally, only at the Ibis, we were finally able to sleep well. This hotel is very well located, quite, clean and well priced.... more

On our way south we stayed at the Mercure (same hotel group, and located next door), which was a bit disappointing, so on our return we checked into the Ibis - which is much newer, also has complimentary wifi, and is a typical Ibis property. Good value for money in what is a very expensive town to stay in. The... more