Hotel is frequented by busses shuttling in tourists - with all the pros and cons that come with that. Staff usually speaks English, but all-inclusive trips means no or small tips for service personnel and associated limited interests in the welfare of the clients.
Rooms are big though sparsely furnished, and at least ours were damp and smelled mouldy (surprising considering the very low humidity in the city). Most rooms have their windows only towards a courtyard, which makes a nice view but also means anyone passing outside can look in... Free Wifi is a nice plus.
Food is nothing fancy, the menu is limited and the dinner buffet fairly expensive relativ to variety and quality of the choices.

we stayed one night. The hotel is very beautiful in the public areas such as pool, lobby, reception, bar etc. Food was ok not more than that. Room are big but bathroom looks old and needs major facelift. A shampoo in the room could have helped.

We really enjoyed this hotel in the desert. It is privately-owned and idiosyncratic in its presentation and the owner has furnished the public rooms with local arts and crafts. Rooms are perfectly adequate - washbasins are made from the fossil-filled marble quarried locally. You can see it in the factory just down the road. There's a lovely courtyard swimming pool with places to sit. I'm sorry the lady from Illinois didn't like it - it isn't exactly a plastic American chain hotel, I can see it might get cold in January and there are some 'wonky' aspects to it eg uneven ground floors that flood if it rains (but they are very much in character). It was quiet, although we did hear an owl and the odd dog barking. I guess it depends what you want. We thought it was a genuine effort to give us a feel of the old ways and it was a welcome change from the modern chain or group-owned hotels we stayed in elsewhere in Morocco.

The Tizimi Hotel was quaint, cute, traditional and welcoming. There was a pool and a good bar area and plenty of seating in the interior courtyard. This hotel did feel like you really were in Morocco. The rooms at this time of the year understandably were chilly on arrival but the heating needs to turned on as soon as you hit your room and left on. There are also extra blankets if you need them. My room mate was a little bit complaining of the coolness but I didn't feel it was a problem.
Wifi signal was good in the bar and courtyard area. Lunch - we had pizza beside the pool was great. This was our base for taking a desert 4WD trip and then a camel ride up the dunes - fantastic. The rooms were roomy, tiled and there is seating outside many with a little table. In fact, there is an adundance of seating and tables all around - pool. reception, courtyard area - would be very nice in warmer months. Loved it here and stayed 2 nights. Great stay!!!!!!!