Le Berbere Palace Hotel

One day during my stay in ouarzazte i was passing The Berber palace that i would love to stay there one day..knowing i could never afford that...but not knowing that i really would stay there in the very nearby future, infact i stayed there 5 days after i made this comment. My flight had for the second time this holiday been cancelled, the first time i was offered no compensation, but this time i was offered 24 hours accommodation at The berber Palace, I wasnt happy having my return to home delayed by 24 hours and had no alternative to but... more

The hotel grounds are beautiful. It's very spread out, the pool is inviting, and the food is delicious. The rooms are spacious and clean. Two thumbs up!

Nice large clean rooms with separate toilet and bathroom. However, the bathroom is rather "dated". I enjoyed the breakfast at the hotel. They have a nice breakfast buffet which includes bacon!

Have just returned from a trip to Morocco. Spent 2 nights at Le Berbere Palace. The hotel is resting on its laurels from 15 years ago. The lobby and restaurant areas are fine. The bedrooms are dowdy and depressing, with holes in the drapes which didn't cover the windows. Rotting wood around the windows in the bathroom, a shower curtain that was desperately in need of replacement, inconsistent water temperature in the shower and somewhat threadbare towels. We were told by our guide that there were no other hotels any better than this in the... more

The hotel seemed to be 5 stars but seems like it has completely been let down. Everything is old and dirty. We were a group of 3 and all of us had bugs in our rooms. It needs renovation and really fast. What I didnt also like was that the stuff was infoming us who was staying know in their hotel. They told 2 really known hollywood acters but I believe that these are sensitive private information and shouldent be spread by the hotel employees. Breakfast was moderate but not included in the price. A plus is the decoration with many movie... more

The Berebere Palace is designed as a typical walled Moroccan village, or ksar. The central building contains reception, pool, restaurants etc. Around this, set in beautiful, well-kept gardens are the rooms, in small, 1 to 2 storey buildings. We booked a standard room which was a suite. Very comfortable. Very clean. Minibar in the room. Satellite TV (CNN, BBC world etc). No Internet in the rooms. Service was excellent. There were only 2 tennis courts instead of the 3 announced on the hotel’s web site but they were clay and very well kept.... more

We stayed here on the advice of friends. it was booked by our guide and so I'm not exactly sure what it cost. We were upgraded to a suite for $10 when we arrived. The rooms were gorgeous and huge. The pool was too cool to swim in March but was lovely. The buffet at dinner and breakfast was outstanding. Ironically my kids liked the simpler 3 star places we stayed at because they were more "Moroccan". If walking is an issue, make sure your unit is close to the main building as it is spread out. This hotel can hold its own against any luxury... more

We had a lovely suite, which far outdid the normal standard room we had booked and we were never sure if they had upgraded us or if it really was an average room there! It was a very big hotel for Morocco and the only 5* hotel that we stayed in for the tour. It was also the most disappointing; the staff were very offhand, verging on surly and it didn't have a good atmosphere. In the evening there was a buffet with attractive food, but we both developed gastro-enteritis the next day, the only time we had trouble in two weeks. <br... more

We stayed at Berbere Palace as part of a packaged tour, which included dinner and lunch. The facility is very clean and neat. The rooms are spread across the facility in groups of bungalows. Ours was large and quite comfortable. The food buffets were quite good and there was a good selection of choices. The staff was friendly and very willing to help. We had a technical problem with our electrical adapter, and a Maintenance man solved the problem pronto with a custom-made adapter just for us.

My friend and I stayed here for 1 night in March 2003, and it was amazing. Truly a 5 star hotel. More than a hotel, maybe a series of villas. We had just come back from a 3 day trek in the Sahara, and we asked to be taken to the best hotel in town. We were hungry and dirty, and we just did not care about money at that point. With absolutely no bargaining power, we asked the front desk for a discount, and got a room for about $130 US, as I recall, which was much less than the rate he had just quoted us. He also upgraded us to a two story... more