We really enjoyed our relaxing week in Villa Soleil. It is absolutely the right place for a downtime of the daily routine! The whole staffs of the hotel are very friendly and pleasant. Every other day I enjoyed one hour massage. Manicure and pedicure is offered as well.
The whole hotel is equipped and styled in a very appealing way and we understood that lot of passion is behind it. Each room has an individual décor and the bathroom is pretty appointed as well.
A special highlight are the relaxing outside areas, the patio with single and queen-size beds :-) and the terrace with basket-chair where we had breakfast and dinner, which both have been most delicious. The beach – only a few steps away – is a suitably place for spirit and soul too. If you are looking for a regenerative time-out I can really recommend Hotel Villa Soleil. Sidi Kaouki is also a popular place for surfing and a visit to Essaouiras should not be missed.

Hotel Villa Soleil is a great way to escape the hiustle and bustle of the cities of Morocco. Located a ston'es throw away from the beach the hotel is extremely comfortable and the extremely affable French host conjures up delicious dinners each night in the whitewashed surroundings of the moonlit restaurant. the room itself was similarly minimalist and chic with a more than competent bathroom adn there is a very nice lounging area that can be nice to escape the strong winds on the beach. The town itself is very small with a couple of nice restaurants and the beach is great for long walks and exploring, far emptier than the similar one at Essaouira. i would highly recomend Hotel Villa Soleil for a great few days.

We stayed at this hotel with friends and young children.

The rooms were simple but tastefully decorated. The pressure in the shower was really low, barely a trickle, but that didn't bother us particularly.

We noticed a lot of cockroaches in the room at night. We killed at least ten and my husband was woken up by one crawling across his chest. When we told the owner about it, he denied it was a problem.

We ate one meal in the hotel. The fresh fish and vegetables were very good. Unfortunately something was really wrong with the desert and all of us agreed it tasted badly off. When we pointed this out to the manager she just denied there was anything wrong, without tasting it to check or aknowledging there might be a problem.

All the other reviews on this site are positive (one of the reasons we came here) so maybe we just caught everyone on a bad day. Despite denying the problem, hopefully the owner will do something about the cockroaches though.

We were looking for an alternative to Essaouira where we could relax on the beach without the crowds and the little town of Sidi Kaouki fit the bill. The rooms are fairly spartan and simple but very clean with plenty of hot water, a comfortable bed, and a soothing peaceful vibe. We also ate dinner there one night and it was excellent. Our wonderful host Jean Marc kept the beer flowing which is a big deal in an otherwise tiny Moroccan village! Good breakfast too -nice to have eggs again after getting carbo-loaded at the Fez and Marakech riads. The long, sandy beach is a short walk down the dirt road. It's windy on the coast but the water while we were there was good for swimming with tiny waves. We definitely recommend it. FYI: It's easy to find a taxi or bus from Essaoira to Sidi Kaouki but it was a bit harder to get one back - be prepared to share a Grand Taxi (an old Mercedes - the Moroccan equivalent of a mini-van) with a few locals heading into town.