Stayed at the Belere for one night as part of an organized tour group before an early morning trek to the sand dunes at Erg Chebbi. Beautiful hotel, large rooms, nice pool area. Clean. Food in the restaurant adequate but nothing special. Well located if you are going into the dunes.

We stayed here for one night with a tour group. The hotel rooms were spread out around several courtyards. Both the grounds and the rooms were beautifully decorated in Moroccan stye. There was a large pool (but it wasn't warm enough for us to use it) with lounge chairs surrounding it.

Our room was quite large, with two double beds and 2 sofas., which could also be used as beds, if needed. There were no room-darkening shades, and no good reading light. There were no safe, hairdryer or toiletries. Only Arabic and French statiions were available on the television set.

The beds were comfortable, but only one of the four pillows provided was decent -- one was complete mush, and two were lumpy. If we were there for a longer time, I would have asked to have them replaced.

The toilet and bidet were separate from the small bathroom.

Breakfast was adequate, if not exceptional.

We were on a walking/sightseeing holiday with a British group, HF Holidays. The hotel was beautiful from the outside, lovely lobby. The swimming pool area was spectacular. The rooms were large but obviously in need of updating. Ours was quite dark as the only window opened on a walkway. The bathroom also could use some updating. We had both breakfast and dinner at the hotel. Breakfast was fine, dinner not very interesting, same food each night we stayed (we were there 2 nights). The hotel is perfectly situated for visiting the Erg Chebbi (the Sahara), Rissani village and the ruins of Sijilmassa.

Stayed for 2 nights in Sepotember when it was very hot. The place is really in the desert and so I didn't expect too much. What I got was a large well furnished room, nice pool and bar and very helpful staff.