El Pueblo Tamlelt

I stayed at El Pueblo Tamlelt All Inclusive Resort in Agadir, Morocco. Overall, the resort itself was good and the reception staff were very polite, friendly, and helpful throughout our stay. However, there were a few disappointing issues. After 6pm, housekeeping was unavailable, so if you needed fresh towels in the evening, it was not possible to get them. The biggest problem was the staff in the all-inclusive restaurant. They were often rude and unhelpful. On several occasions they did not provide cutlery, and when we got up to find some ourselves, they became angry. What made the experience worse was that some staff asked if we were Pakistani and then laughed, just because of tips. which felt very disrespectful and uncomfortable. The hotel has potential because some areas of the service were good, but the restaurant experience and staff behaviour really affected our stay.

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The location is close to the promenade.

I received a damp room facing the street, with an unsealed balcony window which caused the room to become cold during the night. The radiator was hanging loosely on the wall and was obviously not working. There were marks and stains on the walls near the radiator. The room was very dark. The bathroom had a strange mirror covered with cloudy spots and marks. In addition, the towel hanger in the bathroom was bent and rusty. The only chair in the room had holes and stains on it. The furniture on the balcony was also dirty.

Personnel au petit soin , Piscines Commerces a proximité Restauration varié

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La femme à la réception

You get what you pay for. The food is okay, all things considered. The staff are friendly and patient, and no complaints about the staff who want to help. It's in a nice location and close to the beach. Loads of shops and even one in the hotel, which is perfect.

Where do I start? 😅 You get what you pay for, and it's cheap for a reason. Lots of lairy drunk people, smoking and drinking all day by the main bar that hands out alcohol, but in fairness, you can head to the other pools if you’d prefer something a bit calmer and less… anthropologically revealing. Ideal for someone who wants to be surrounded by that environment, but not for everyone. The rooms are tired, and this is absolutely a no-thrills hotel. In the first room we had, the air con didn't work, and the second room we were given was noisy and street-facing, so there's just always a compromise with this place, but expected given the cost. The poolside towels are a bit of a joke; they wanted an £8 cash deposit (100MAD) for a towel that, quite frankly, was discoloured and tatty, so just buy or bring your own. Food's okay at best. There's next to no fruit and very limited breakfast options. Lunch is by far the best part of the day. For non buffet options at dinner, it was Italian or a Moroccan set menu. And that was about it, again, though, fine for the price I paid. If you're looking at a budget, this place will tick that box, but don't expect anything above and beyond because it just won't deliver.