El Pueblo Tamlelt

Where do we start. Arriving at the airport, where the porters were very helpful and escorted you to your transfer area. Don't forget to leave a tip. A quick 35 min transfer to the hotel, and on arrival you might think what have I chosen here. We did. We were earlier than our check in time, but managed to get our wristband, so we left our bags behind reception, and made our way to get something to eat and a drink. If you like rice, pasta and salad then you maybe happy here because that is available for breakfast lunch and dinner. But after suffering for 2 days with a dodgy stomach, I wouldn't. The last 3 days we ate out or ordered food in as it was a risk we didn't want to take anymore. Luckily the pharmacy over the road helped. The rooms are outdated, with air conditioning that worked when it felt like it. Reception wasn't particularly helpful there. It just came back on after it had had a break haha. But for the price, they were kept reasonably clean tbf, because you've paid for a budget holiday, not a stay at the Ritz. Each morning was welcomed with a cloudy start off the ocean, but it was still warm and tanable. Around lunchtime the clouds cleared to leave blue skys and red hot sun. Around June apparently this is the norm. The pool areas were great, well depending which one you stayed around. The quieter ones away from the pool bar was lovely, peaceful and relaxing. However the main pool with bar with people tanked up and music blaring at was a different atmosphere all together, where to catch some relaxing rays wouldn't have been possible. I watched the lifeguard daily, walk around between pools, good chat with the punters and watched several times to him jumping in the pool and helping people learn to swim, which was good of him. There was also turtle man on site, who wouldn't let you walk past without looking at them and grabbing a picture. Very friendly. There is a shop on site which only took cash, however just outside there was plenty of supermarkets which took card. The sandy beach is literally a 5 minute walk away, however you will get harassed by people along the beach trying to sell you something or other. And all the local shops will try and drag you in, because they all have the best prices lol. The walk along the beach towards the main beach area is lovely, especially with the sunset and the mountain lit up. Yes I would return to Agadir but not this hotel

L'endroit

L'hôtel est sale plein de cafards pas de wifi les linges salles. Cet hôtel ne mérite pas all inclusive car la nourriture est de la veille. Le riz est tourné mauvais goût. La chambre est salle et le balcon dégueulasse.

Good for adults sun beer n fun and pools choices. Golf from 1950 tennis courts from 1965 clay! Beer ok all abusive. People really nice though. Linen no softener. Showers never washed scrubbed or cleaned from fitted in 1985. Pots n plates not clean. Food repetetive and tired. Kids entertainment not very much and dire tbh but they was happy with pool no slides. Close pool quite erli. Really liked the place and the culture and experiencing that and there dances. Weather great. People we met great friend from gb will be friends for life. Would go back without kids and upgrade to better room. Money talks so fast service and upgrades get your dirham out haha. We all enjoyed it including 4 kids because not been abroad but I’ve booked Benidorm with 20 slides and real English good kids entertainment for march. Cleanliness 1/5 People 4/5 Entertainment 1/5 Weather 5/5 Pools 3.5/5 Value for money 2/5 Culture and bartering 4/5 Next time will try marakech and would love to go bk without kids one day in few years maybe :)

I am not the one to complain and always read the reviews and make up my own mind. I have to say the reviews are spot on, the place is tired, dated and very dirty. A good slick of paint and money well spent on it would certainly work wonders. The food omg, absolutely disgusting, cold every single no matter what it was. It was my first time with food poisoning. The menu for breakfast is the same every day as well as the lunch and dinner. I would have gave one star but the staff were amazing. I won’t be back as this for me, was the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The owners need to wake up and wise up as the hotel has potential with the right funding spent in it and have a word with the kitchen. As they need to go back to school to learn how to cook.

The hotel was average i wasn't expecting it to be luxurious for the price but I wasn't expecting the bar staff to be so rude and because of nowhere else to go they can get away with it I'm sure I'm not the only one that had this issue

Room: toilet that didn’t flush despite 3 call outs Heater hanging off the wall Balcony covered in bird poop Floor absolutely filthy Slated toilet door No internal doors so privacy out the window Balcony door didn’t stay closed Pool: only decent thing about the hotel Damaged tiles smashed around the kids pool though and took 3 days to clean up and fix Sun brollies nearly all broken and rusty Food/Drink: Absolutely disgusting and I wouldn’t even feed a dog it. No need to book the Morocco restaurant they’ll just feed you the same food a day later in the standard restaurant. Not many options in alcohol drinks Staff: Reception and maintenance do not hurry themselves at all. Choose when they understand English Restaurant staff useless and rude. Pool bar staff are brilliant Entertainment not great but they do try. Very repetitive for kids NO LIFEGUARDS!!! Ground of hotel: Very unstable and unsafe to walk without tripping. There is ramps for wheelchair but it would be like climbing Mount Everest as they are so steep. No chance of mobility disabled getting in the pool. Tennis courts, crazy golf etc are stuck in 1960 They say get what you pay for but I’ve had better for cheaper so to me it wasn’t worth the money.

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