Agadir Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Agadir, Morocco

Hotel is very old, needed some remodeling. It has its own beach, good pool area, breakfast was average.

The hotel is very close to the beach a short 5mins walk away.. For a 5* hotel room doesnt have tea/coffee facilities which was a downside for us. Overall extremely satisfied with the stay, hotel was amazing from start to finish.. Stayed there between 22-29th August 2016, felt like home! Hotel should look after the residence a little more as using the facilities within was pretty expensive if you add it all up.. We had a lovely stay regardless!! Would highly recommend!

Check in was quick, reception friendly. The hotel looks to be older, but renovations have been made. The location is great. Lots of shopping, close to the beach. The animation team is fantastic. They were all high energy and interacted with everyone, getting them involved with the activities. The food in the buffet is good, but the food in the Moroccan restaurant is amazing..a definite must during your stay.

Only stayed here for one night, but overall staff helped when needed. The room was big and clean. I stayed during the Eid celebration days, which the hotel celebrated with guest by offering Moroccan tea&biscuits and grilled chicken. This was offered poolside with music playing. Only down side was the shower as the shower head was positioned strangely causing the water to overflow and drench the bathroom floor. Apart from this I could not fault my stay here:)

The hotel seemed to fail to offer the advertised facilities, the so called BO Spa seemed non existent, I couldn't figure out whether the gym was functional and there was no wifi in the room.

This was our second visit. Excellent value. Buffet food plentiful and varied, but a little overcooked and bland. Went to all the theme restaurants - seafood, steak, Chinese, Japanese, Moroccan. all OK, but the Moroccan was very good. Just about enough loungers by the pool, and the beach area.

The Decameron Tafoukt is a lovely hotel however it cannot be classed as an international hotel (see below). It's billed as a four star however I would give a three star plus rating. It is as described, close to the beach from which it is separated by a promenade. Walk along this and any street outside at your peril. Street hawkers and "very nice natives" pop up from everywhere and it's a constant battle fending them off. If you love that sort of thing, try the Tafoukt Souk. However if you can survive them then the beach is beautiful and very long. The hotel food was excellent although be aware that the Cafe Del Mar restaurant is only available once a week to guests. Sadly my meal there wasn't too good (I've seen more tender meat in a cobblers) so the main Atlantic restaurant was the place for us. The hotel guests were mainly French and you may feel left out at times. Our room was a disappointment. We asked for a king bed and not a ground floor room. What we got were two twin beds pushed together and a gallery bedroom. But worst of all, our balcony overlooked the main kitchen twin extractors which ran 24*7. The pool is very good if a little small but the loungers are very close together. Also the hotel staff put away the parasols at a set time each day even though they were use. The entertainment team were very good if somewhat loud. We did not visit the nightly shows but went out instead. I recommend Le Mirage Casino but beware the Petite Taxis - some are death traps

Happy overall experience , this hotel is not for people expecting 5star experience of Dubai hotels Hotel is looking tired now decor dated... General cleanliness good I would stay here again

Fabulously clean hotel right on the beach. Great selection of food in the restaurant. Animation team especially Adnan was great. The Kidsclub team could do with a little rejuvenating as they seemed tired. Throwing stainless steel forks in the pool for the kids to retrieve wasn't the best choice of games. Neither was how long can you hold your breath under water!!!!