Spacious hotel foyer and free wifi in lounge area. Unfortunately still allow smoking in hotel. Once you get to rooms corridors very dark and always unpleasant odour in this area. Our room had separate toilet but was exceptionally, luckily my husband and I are both slim people. We thought we might have a massage however changed our minds when we saw area downstairs (dungeon like) which was very drab, dreary and most uninviting. Breakfast so/so not much choice for Australians who like their cereal and toast. Very handy shopping centre nearby with large supermarket and other shops including cafe where you can get a cup of decent coffee.

We stayed here because the staff at our originally-booked hotel were on strike.

Initially impressed by the communal areas in the entrance area, we were disappointed to find very dark corridors and stairwells. This was to the point of being dangerous.

Our room key would not work on the night we arrived so we were given another room. This worked at first but then locked us out again. Reception were slow to assist with a new key.

The bedding was filthy and I woke the first morning with flea bites on my leg. There were no toiletries provided in the room.

Due to an unbelievably loud disco (midweek!?) we were woken at midnight and eventually insisted to be moved room at 2am. As a female I felt very unsafe walking around unlit corridors and communal areas to make this request to the men at Reception. The whole atmosphere was frightening.

The food was abysmal, the worst we experienced in Morocco by far, and staff were bordering on rude the entire time.

A big waste of money. Don't stay there, especially if female, elderly, disabled, or intend to eat during your stay.

We were on short budget and decided to book this hotel. The rooms and hotel were fine for the price we paid. But we were annoyed with the staff. Upon arrival they told us that the company we have booked our trip to the Sahara Desert is illegal and we musth travel with their recommended company. That was absolutely lie. They at first really scare us as it was upon our arrival to Morocco. In spite of it, we have decided to travel with the company we book the trip with and all was fantastic. I just feel sad with the stuff to be providing untrue information.

The hotel room was more of a suite; separate area with a couch for six and was decorated in a Moroccan style. The walls were paper thin and heard sneezing and coughing from the next room for the two night stay. The pool and grounds are very attractive and if you like to hang out there, this is a good hotel since it is a 10 minute taxi ride to the medina.