4-Star Hotels in Agadir

Normal. Very interesting interior, but very dark. Living on the second floor, nothing can be seen in the room. Always half dark. And so, in general, everything liked. Service is good. All polite, helpful with any questions. There are no shops nearby where you could buy fruit. But it 's on the coast as a whole.

Excellent welcome. The staff in general are welcoming and friendly. Breakfast is served at your table with everything you desire, and politely. The maintenance and hygiene service is very good. Secure parking. Flawless.

A great complex, a huge hotel comprising of lots of rooms, most with a sea view. Breakfast was good and the Mecca seemed to be the egg person, you could have fried, scrambled or an omelette with various fillings! A great place to be. The guy who sells tours, I’ll be honest I had little faith in him at first, however he was the real deal when we took a trip to Paradise Valley, it was so good, but not for the feint hearted! Worth every penny and yes of course I haggled!

Good breakfast, easy check in / out. Everyone in the hotel are very friendly, polite and ready to help. The bathroom in the room is quite old but perfectly working well. Nothing to complain.

Honestly c is my 6th hotel and here is the class, top of tops stop with your false comments I call me reda benzora I am a comedian and bravo to you for this splendid art work, it's called a hotel held by the hands of the master 💪💪💪🇲🇦 I don't recommend I force you if you come to Agadir

It was a wonderful experience, very friendly staff, very warm welcome, very nice room, nice pool, just perfect, I rate this hotel as very positive with a score of 10.

I recently stayed at Sables Dior and overall had a decent experience. The rooms were big and spacious with plenty of space to relax, which was a real plus. However, the rooms only had curtains instead of blinds, and the bathroom felt a bit outdated – the toilet and taps showed signs of rust, which took away from the overall comfort. On the positive side, the service really stood out. Everyone working there was warm and welcoming. The restaurant staff, in particular, were fantastic – they were so kind and attentive, especially with the children, which made meals a really pleasant experience. Overall, while the facilities could use some updates, the excellent service and friendliness of the staff made the stay enjoyable.

Spacious and clean. Kettle and hob with pans,glasses and cutlery provided. All good and comfortable. However one major downside is that loud music from downstairs or nextdoor could be heard late into the night every night which made sleeping difficult. Also we found most of the nice cafés and restaurants are at the other end of the beach. We used taxis to get there. This area seemed to have more night clubs.

I stayed at the Hotel Allegro Agadir recently and would rate it as a solid 3-star experience. The Best Part: Location The location is the absolute highlight! It is extremely central, making it incredibly easy to walk to the Agadir Corniche and the beach in just a few minutes. You are surrounded by plenty of cafes, restaurants, and shops, so you never feel isolated. If you want to be in the heart of the action, this is the place to stay. The check in process was long. Trying to get a towel after a long day in the sun was also a task. As for the hotel itself, I found it to be quite average. The rooms are a bit dated and could use some modernisation, and the service was hit-or-miss, sometimes friendly, sometimes a bit slow. The breakfast buffet was decent but lacked variety if you stay for more than a couple of days.

This hotel is in a great location, but we didn't find our reservation at first, hoping to charge again for more and less services. After finding our reservation (it looked like it was hidden somewhere rather than on the computer), they gave us the 2 worst and worst rooms in the entire hotel. To get there, you have to borrow the maze, which took a while to find a solution. What I saw was the backyard, where the trees were not well maintained. The good news now is: the staff are very friendly and hospitable, whether it is Mr. Asemal is very friendly, or the cleaning lady is doing an excellent job with a smile. We learned at the end of our stay that part of the hotel was renovated, but when we booked, we saw pictures of the renovated rooms, but we got some rooms... This is the last time I booked this hotel.