We stayed on the El Pueblo Tamlelt side of this resort and i have to say our room was really shabby, unlike others on the Caribbean village side who said their rooms were lovely. Our balcolny hadnt seen a mop for god knows how long, and the room was very very dusty. The food was good, plenty of choice. The entertainment team were good although i think that they should cater more for adults in the way of entertainment. If you do go in October (when we went) i suggest you ditch the dressy dresses for the evening and wear jeans and sweatshirts or jumpers as it gets really chilly at night. The choice of pools is great, the main pool is where all the entertainment happens during the day, and can be really noisy, if you want a quiet day then just get a bed at one of the other pools. If youre going for a day at the beach, forget ordering a sandwich to be delivered to you, they are as hard as bullets!!! (McDs is just up the road). If you have no sense of direction, find somewhere else to stay, this place is a nightmare and i got lost soooo many times!! They need to re-think the signs, maybe they should follow Butlins idea and have colour coded lines painted on the floor!!!
All in all we had a good time, the weather was fairly warm during the day but as i said was chilly at night.

My 6th visit to this hotel (including The Caribbean Village) this time with another 4 people making a total of 11 of us!

They have almost finished redoing the tiles all around the pools which look good and aren't as slippery as the blue tiles.

The food is good with a DIFFERENT fish dish and meat dish on offer EVERY day - one day it was Garlic chicken, ask for the breast if you like; gorgeous Gammon; beef stirfry; ginger chicken; various Tagines etc. Lots of different mixed salads, such as rice salad as well as separate cucumber, grated carrot, tomatoes etc. Then there's chips, pastas, bolognese sauce. My fav food is still the omlettes in the morning and the pancakes which are freshly made in front of you so you can see the chefs and they do not have bad hygiene habits. The chefs that cut and handle the fresh meat have plastic gloves on!

Many people get tummy upsets but mostly it is due to drinking alcohol during the day, all day, the change in water, the change in the way the food is cooked, and mainly sitting in the sun for hours!!

Our rooms were great - 2 bedrooms with a bed in the lounge area, our balcony was small but my Sister's was large but we didn't spend any time at all on the balcony.

The entertainment is cheesy, the guys work very hard, although there have been many changes to the team.

One of my main complaint if I had to say a negative is I wish the outside bar coke/lemonade etc was in a dispenser so the children could help themselves rather than queuing up and a couple of the older bar staff (during the day) are grumpy and give the children small cups so they have to go up more often - makes more sense to give them larger cups or make it easier for them to get drinks like they do in the main restaurant.

I love this place and it worked out under £30 per day each which is FANTASTIC value....we're going back next October!

We have Just got back from the EL PUEBLO TAMALET Agadir.
First let me say the food was ok, not great but certainly not bad.
I'm not fussy, my wife is, and we both found something decent to eat at all meals.
As far as the Al a cartes are concerned, the best by far was the Morrocan. We thought the others were not as good as the buffet restaurant.
The animation team work really hard, all day. Though I could have done without the annoying “Agadir dance” twice a day. We stayed by the more busy of the pools, but there are quieter options
There are a lot of steps here but people in wheelchairs did seem to get about ok.
Our room was basic but clean however there is a shortage of electrical sockets.
The bar staff also work hard and the alcohol flowed freely (a tip now and again helps) One complaint, they had an annoying habit of running out of Vodka at about 11 o’clock each night
All in all well worth the money we spent

Stating with the positives.
The rooms were basic but cleaned to a good standard. Our maid was very good, always friendly and helpful!
The complex was pleasant with attractive features. The pool areas are clean and tidy.
The staff we found to be friendly and helpful, although we did tip a small amount each day. I think this does make a difference to the service you receive, especially comparing experiences with other people who decided not to tip until the end of their holidays.

The main negative was the food and the lack of basic food hygiene observed in the main Oasis restaurant. All four of us suffered with very bad stomachs, with my son and I having to stay in bed for two days as we were so ill! We decided to eat out of the hotel after this and were fine,though not good when you have payed for all inclusive!