Summary: This hotel worked out for what we needed: a basic, cheap place to stay for two nights. We enjoyed exploring the nearby souk, walking through the city streets, and a wonderful dinner on the waterfront.

Pros:
+ Good room rate for a basic, clean room. It was clean in the sense that there were clean sheets, no bugs, no traces of a previous visitor, etc. However, there were no amenities in the bathroom and the furniture, sheets and carpet need a major overhaul. That is why I scored them less than average on cleanliness and rooms.
+ Very close to a bustling indoor souk with diverse vendors; food, clothes, furniture, jewelry, etc. The prices at this souk are much better than in larger cities such as Marrakech.
+ Access to waterfront. You can take an interesting walk through town or a quick cab ride.
+ Outdoor Pool.

Cons:
- Area around hotel is industrial, not at all scenic.
- Reception tried to increase the room rate/taxes on us. Luckily, we know how to get our way in that situation. However, less experienced travelers may get stuck with unexpected charges.
- Property is older and shows it's age. So, as other reviewers noted, the rooms feel like they've been sterilized beyond their expiration date. Sheets/towels were thin.

I am not usually very fussy with hotels, but this one is the worst so far.

Cons
-Reception spoke poor english
-Not very friendly or good attitude
-There's ants in my bathroom
-My reservation tells me that i only had to pay 310 dirham, but they charged me 342 dirham. I told the reception and they said that they needed to charge me taxes twice because there's two people. I did get some money back but not all. It was not worth arguing
-Told me that my taxi will cost 30 dirham from bus station to the hotel. We found out that it is only 15 dirham max.
-Air condition didn't work. We had to move to another room. It was really hot. They changed another room after 50 minutes and the air condition was still really poor. We had to open the window. Outside was really noisy.
-Breafast was horrible for 55 dirham. Just some bread, jam and and really tiny slices of meat. We just went out and found a place for about 18 dirham (omelette with cheese, bread and coffee).

Pros
-Nice swimming pool
-Nice on the outside
-Free internet access...just very slow.

I do not recommend anyone to stay at this hotel. I have stayed at IBIS before. I have to say that this is one of the worst hotel i have stayed.

I was unsure about whether to come here or not because of mixed reviews. Rooms are very cheap in price, but my room was clean (cleaned daily, clean sheets, soup, towels). Rooms are basic but do the job. There is no wireless in the rooms but downstairs wireless is free, which is a real bonus. Can also order food and drinks from the bar/restaurant while on the net, although if you don't order anything nobody bothers you.
There is also a pool and pool area which is quiet and clean.
About a 15-20 minutes walk to the beach. Some may see this as a negative, but I actually like a walk. For those who don't, taxis to the beach are very cheap, about 10 Dirhams. I also found it nice to walk out of the tourist-crazy area when walking home.
Staff were also friendly and helpful.
For those looking for a clean place on a tight budget, I would recommend.

Sewage, soap less, ripped sheets, torn curtains, plastic carpets, ant’s, un-cleaned rooms all come as free in this fabulous hotel. Oh and I forgot to mention you can have flies crawling over your breakfast of rotten egg at no extra charge. This hotel stinks, I mean you feel your guts coming up as you inhale, and that not just isolated to one room we tried 4 different rooms!. The toilet was un-cleaned along with hairs lying on the ground from previous inmates in this prison of a hotel. I had booked for 3 nights with my two teenage sons and they thought the same as me. We left after 1 night.