Temple des Arts was the first stop on our road trip through the Dades Valley on our way to the Sahara. It was tough to find so we hired a cab to lead us there once we arrived in Ouarzazate. The wind was blowing hard when we pulled up in front of the walled structure so I was dreading getting... More

Stayed here with my family for one night only and wish I had found the place sooner! It really is exceptional in terms of decor and ambience - we had the Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia suites and also ate extremely well in the beautiful 'Out of Africa' restaurant. I have stayed in other claimed 5* hotels in Quarzazate but... More

We stayed here for three nights in April. Service is perfect but dinner is far too expensive (40 DHM). I would recommend to go to Kasbah des Sables. Go for a suite (Kundun or Cleopatre). The design is nice but more "Las Vegas" style than really authentic. Large swimming pool in the garden.

My wife and I stayed at the Temple des Arts for 5 nights over the Christmas holiday, and were absolutely blown away by the level of quality and service we received. Aziz and Khalid were the consummate hosts, and no request was too large. The Kundun suite was immaculately clean and indulgent, with a lovely reading room which we are... More

This is to ditto the three previous reviews. We stayed one night on a road trip from Merzouga to Marrakesh, arriving after dark. When the staff opened the doors to welcome us into the hotel it was like stepping into another world. The public rooms are extremely comfortable and well designed. The sleeping rooms are very comfortable if somewhat ostentatious.... More

We had the great pleasure of staying at the Hotel Temple des Arts in the small city of movies, Ouarzazate in Morocco. The hotel being rather new - opened in February 2011 by a Moroccan film producer - is a unique, luxury hotel with only 7 rooms, which makes the feeling of exclusivity so much more distinct. Upon arrival we... More

Crossing the Atlas mountains from Marrakech, we came across this little jewel in the Moroccan film city of Ouarzazate. Owned by a Moroccon film producer, the hotel features only 7 rooms, with each presenting a different experience. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and not least the wonderful service that is extended by very friendly staff.

It is clear that the hotel is more than a simple business venture and rather a labour of love, making guests feel truly special. Perhaps the most extraordinary facet is the service; having stayed in some of Asia’s finest 6 star hotels I can honestly say that the level of attentiveness and hospitality here outstrips them all. From the utterly... More