Hotel la Perle du Sud

Our tour group stopped at this hotel for a one-night stay. I did not like my first room that I was assigned to as the mattress was a toddler size bed… I kindly asked them for a room with a bigger bed and they gave me a tour of two different rooms for me to pick from which had a queen and king size bed. I was thrilled! We enjoyed the pool area for dinner and breakfast and received excellent service from our bartender! He was on top of it with his hospitality.

The hotel was excellent. The staff were very friendly. We had a great time in here. It offers plenty of things to do: a bar on the pool a nice swimming pool . There is a nightclub here as well. The rooms are cozy and the beds are comfortable. Loved this place

Located in the central arterial road of Ouarsazate, this hotel is very popular with large groups who visit by coach. The facilities are basic and the food too. The dinner & breakfast buffet was laid out with very limited choices for vegetarian. Service can be improved too. Location is good. There is a pool and a super market right across.

We stayed here on a group tour - we would not have chosen to stay there if we were travelling independently, as we had read the TripAdvisor reviews prior to going there. The room and bathroom were below average. The bedding and towels were old, grey and did not smell nice 😞 Average breakfast buffet with limited choice for vegetarians. We would not stay there again.

Stayed here for one night as part of a coach tour of Morocco, it was fine, the plumbing worked, the room smelt of fresh paint and the TV said "no signal", perhaps they need to plug something in after decorating the room. Good value beers and a bar at the pool.

A group of us from a tour group stayed at "La Perle Du Sud" one night on Nov 30, 2023. There was no in-room safe, unlike all other hotels in Morocco. When we went down for a breakfast, there was a guy standing in the hallway for no reason. Within 30 minutes, the guy went into our room and stole $200 USD cash. After that, he saw another guy who was leaving the room for breakfast and knocked on that door and when his wife answered, he awkwardly said "good morning" then left. He waited until the wife left the room for breakfast and stole cash as well as a bottle of liquor from that room. The wife later saw him working behind the hotel desk, so he had a universal key. In addition, our friend accidentally unlocked someone else's room with his key (He was shocked that his key unlocked another room). Later that morning, when we found out our money was stolen, we went back to the hotel and asked them to resolve it. The daytime manager shrugged off and said "This had never happened before" and essentially told us to leave, rather than trying to figure out who stole our money. Since room keys unlock more than one room AND there is no in-room safe AND they keep employee(s) who steal tourist's money, I'd recommend that everyone avoid this hotel, period. Our Moroccan tour guide who was outraged (as well as the rest of our tour group) specifically asked me to write a Trip Advisor review so that other tourists do not get their money stolen.