So I booked this trip and then was really nervous after seeing the reviews, if you have booked and are checking to see if youve made the right choice then dont worry, its really not as bad as reviews make it seem. Ill start with the negatives and get those out of the way for you... So its a bit run down, could do with a few renovations, however I did see people doing these while I was there. The lock on our room door would not open on our first morn, and the phone didnt work so we were kinda stuck for 40 mins, after persevering we got it open. We told reception and they said maintenance had fixed it but they hadnt, we struggled to get in and worked a nack to get out for the rest of the stay. Couldnt comment on food as ate out. If you head towards Jades which is amazing, there's 3 other restaurants there that are also lovely, also Zanzibar is a really posh restaurant and was soooo good. There are broken chairs and tables around and a quick win would be for the hotel to move them (broken table near reception toilets needs throwing) . The sofas in reception are tatty, but we just didn't use them. Also im british however there was a lot of british people that have gone to drink all day and ignore/shout/swear at their kids, they kinda gather near the main large pool. So positives. Staff are lovely through out the hotel, very happy and helpful, we arrived and they gave me and my friend a family room so we had a bedroom each. It is very clean, the cleaners are always at it! I read reviews about cockroaches being all over the place but I didnt see 1 in 4 days and youre in Africa so if I did I would expect it. Gardens are kept nice, always a chap working on them. Theres a pool to the left of the main pool behind the shops, its a pool near where you rent towels, that pool was a nice quiet area. The location is good and theres a back exit which takes you to the road just before the beach. Theres a bar by reception and you dont really queue there, the white wine is nice and the beer is San Miguel. Oh theres also a place (it is a 35 min walk but worth it) where they do amazing coffee and cakes. Its called Espresso Lab, I got a bagel sandwhich, a cake and a coffee for 6 quid! Agadir is lovely and id deffo go back. Id probably pay a little more a stay somewhere a little nicer but all in all I had a nice time. Hope this helps someone to look forward to there trip.

I had read the reviews on the hotel but it was all our budget would allow. Tourists complained about the staff and dirt of the hotel so i was apprehensive.yes the sheets had stains but they were clean. We were lucky to get a room with AC we bought new pillow cases because I couldn't bear putting my face on the pillow knowing someone else had probably drooled on it. Our room was outdated and not far from reception. The gardens were very well maintained . The breakfast had the usual and it was fine we had a waiter dedicated to us and he was lovely and efficient. Big shout out to Khalid. The food was a mix of morrocan and European dishes and it was good. The reviews I have read are clearly from the British lager louts, the abuse they gave the bar tenders such a hard time. There was some lovely English families and the animation team were excellent from morning to night and went to great lengths to practice their dance moves to thriller and it was brilliant, they worked do hard. The staff made our stay great. 20 years ago id imagine this was a 4 or 5 star hotel. But it looks run down . Bed were comfy and cleaner came in every day she was a lovely lady

We just come back from this hotel we arrived to a shabby looking lobby with old decor then took to a room which was dated and dirty went for tea which the food was awful the people in the hotel were drunk from morning to night a lady collapsed wirh no help from staff we then had to change rooms due to load music till 6 am the grounds and pool are ok execpt pool not clean the staff are nice but if you dont want a bad stomach all week and feel like your in madness at the bar i would not go here