We spent one night at this hotel after a very positive experience with the Atlas hotel in Essaouira. This was something completely different, however - twice the price for one tenth of the value.

Staff/service: Unfriendly, bordering on hostile. Not a single smile during the entire stay from the staff, which consists mostly of grumpy, old men. If you have problems understanding mumbling in French, expect to be yelled at and treated like an idiot. One reception employee communicated exclusively in grunts. When being shown to the room, the porter shoved us into an elevator without informing us which floor on which to exit. We were twice directed to rooms that turned out to be occupied by other guests. No attempts at apologies were made. The contrast to the cheerful professionalism we met in Essaouira could not have been greater.

Cleanliness: Cigarette butts on floors and overfilled ashtrays everywhere. The rooms reeked of old cigarette smoke, dusty, with dirty floors and bathrooms. Unidentifiable brown stains on linen. Only one out of three light bulbs functioning.

Noise: We spent New Year's Eve there - which is never easy when travelling with children in this part of the world - and can't really complain about the massive noise which lasted until 2AM. It could be argued that we were looking for trouble. But reading other reviews at this site, it seems that this is a recurring problem at the hotel. The way it is constructed, with a stage in the centre of an amphi-like construction and nightly live "entertainment", is not conducive to a good night's sleep.

Wi-fi only available in reception area.

On a positive note, the location of the hotel is good, and we guess the view from the rooms facing the sea is pretty nice (we were given a room overlooking the parking lot). The other guests, mostly elderly people, seemed to be enjoying themselves. The breakfast was edible.

Overall - a faded, charmless and smelly place which we would not recommend to anyone.

the hotel was good and we love it and the peopl who says that the nouse are in the hotel it's not true because the music stopt at 23h00 and the bar is realy nice the food nice just the pool ar bit smoler but it's nice and the pool bar is nice too . service is verry good . so peaple who have holeday in that hotel stop saying the bad thinks and if u don't like it go away to ather hotels and u will see .

We moved to this hotel after staying at the Ryad mogador (Al Madina Palace) and finding cockroaches!!! Reception staff were great and found us a room quickly and we stayed on a BB basis. The room was good and had a balcony right over the beach but the hotel was noisy due to the bar; we stayed on Friday and Saturday night so am not sure if it just these nights that are loud - we were close to the bar also.
I would describe this hotel as a village, it has a private beach, large swimming pool, fitness centre, several shops, several restaurants and bars and a nightclub. It seemed most people were on a FB basis and did not leave the hotel.
It's about a 20 minute stroll to the main stretch in Agadir but there are no shortages of taxis outside - prices do vary rapidly however.
Breakfast here was a mix of fruit, bread, cold meats and cheeses, red sausages, beans and eggs, crepes and Moroccan pancakes. Lots of drinks were included at breakfast but it does get very busy and crowded.
The location for just chilling out on the beach as it is literally on the beach and if you don't want hassle and just to relax then it will be great.

I stayed in this hotel for 1 week and would not recommend it. I was half board and by day two both myself and my friend had food poisoning. The worst I have ever had. So we were not going out at night but could not sleep as the music in the bar could be heard all over the hotel . Our room was on the other side from the bar and it was like we were in the middle of it.
The staff was not very friendly.
The only thing I liked about this hotel is it is on a great beach.