Went there for the end of my backpacking trip to chill out the last night. However, the sauna was broken. It was not possible to get some kind of breakfast before 8.30. The remote control is yet to be found somewhere, anywhere and the guy at the reception called a taxi and told me right into my face that it would cost what the locals call the "tourist price" twice the price allowed. the english at the reception was also quite lousy even for me, an non native speaker.

Bed was like sleeping on a board so we decided to sleep on sofa which was just as bad, electric shock from two ring hob which was all that was available to boil water for cups of tea which incidentaly took in excess of half an hour to boil two small cups.
Constant noise from three close building sites which start at 7am and finish at 6.30pm, six days a week with the one next door only stopping on sunday afternoon including breaking up concrete with compressor for five out of our seven night stay. there was a small terrace bar next to the pool which was never manned, therefore you could only buy drinks in the evening from the smog filled and noisy bar behind, which was open untill the early hours with no consideration for residents.
Reception staff were friendly but could not understand our requests very well. The sign outside advertised a supermarket, restaurant, spa and massage, which when we asked the staff we were told they were shut. The Cleaner came in every day to do the bare minimum and bring our wet ragged towels in from the airer only to fold them up and put on the shelf in the shower. Apart from that the hotel was situated about half a mile or so from the wonderfull beach, not 200m as stated in the Itinery, We thoroughly enjoyed the long walks, restaurants and friendly locals and would certainly go back but not to this hotel. It is a shame as this hotel with the right management could be wonderfull.

Great place for young people great pool area.
clean and tidy place staff are very friendly

we managed to flood the room twice and yet they didn’t kick us out the hotel.

the bar does play load music from 11pm-2am so if you want to sleep in-between those times then it can be a slight problem.

Beach is 200m away but that’s the dead side of the beach. Main beach area is about a £1 taxi ride 10 Moroccan dirham’s.

there is wifi but only at the reception area.

gym is very disappointing nothing like the picture.

overall great place to stay.

Stayed 28/04/10 to 05/05/10

Huge clean pool + small childrens' pool, surrounded by spacious sunbathing patio with enough sunloungers. Nets at the edge of the pool for water polo & a table tennis table on the patio. Well designed complex, with all apartments overlooking the pool & sea in the distance. Apartments spacious & well designed, each with balcony or terrace, but the furniture & fittings are showing their age, with no apparent maintenance policy eg. the kitchen cupboard door fell off & the shower head was not connected to the hose etc etc.

Catering equipment is limited, but you can ask for more - however as you can enjoy a 3 course meal for 60 dirhams, approx £5, you'll probably only want to make breakfast. (The hotel's 40 dirham breakfast is bread & butter & a cup of coffee). We strongly suggest you take your own towels, as those supplied are old & grey & are taken away for laundering each morning, but not returned until late afternoon, so you have no towels for most of the day. Bed linen, again old & grey, was not changed during our stay.

The lady receptionist deserves a special mention, as she is very good at her job - friendly, helpful & funny. She would make a good manager.

This hotel is surrounded by half finished buildings & other hotels that don't appear to be occupied. Consequently, there is no absolutely no atmosphere or sense of being in an exciting foreign resort. Marjane hypermarket is a 10 minute walk away & there is a mini market 100 ms away (but expensive by Moroccan standards). You can walk to the beach in 10 mins, but the beachside restaurants are a further 10/15 min walk along a very pleasant promenade. This was OK when we went (Easter 2010) but maybe not so OK when the weather is very hot, but taxis are constantly cruising - just flag one down.

As someone else has commented, there is loud disco music from 10.00 p.m. until 2.00 a.m., which means that it can be difficult to sleep - just switch on the aircon, as this is louder than the music!

During our stay there were a lot of youngish teenagers, boys & girls, staying without any accompanying adults. They weren't a problem, but did tend to monopolise the pool at times.

For the money the Flathotel is fine, but if we go to Agadir again, we would choose somewhere closer to town, even if it costs a bit more.