azeddine majdaoui
We had an amazing week at Agadir Beach Club. The food was excellent, offering a variety of delicious options that made every meal a pleasure. The staff were truly incredible—friendly, attentive, and always ready to assist, which made our stay even more enjoyable.
The pool was beautiful and well-maintained, providing a perfect spot to relax and unwind. Access to the beach was convenient and made it easy to enjoy the stunning coastline just steps from the hotel.
Overall, our experience at Agadir Beach Club was fantastic, and we definitely look forward to visiting again. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a relaxing beach getaway with great service and amenities!
Ilyas Elfarricha
We didn’t even complete our first day that we knew we had to leave, the rooms are horrendously styled, the bathroom had a toilet that randomly flushed without warning, moisture was all over it.
The buffet was chaotic, and the choice was very limited mainly fast food that is adapted to 10 year old kids.
Definitely needs to be re-evaluated as it is NOT an hotel worthy of 4 stars.
Needs an urgent renovation as i can clearly see it was a fancy hotel in its days of glory.
Shell Chapman
We only visited the private area of the beach which belongs to Valeria Jardins d'Agadir Resort Hotel.
Its location is in front of the Hotel Agadir Beach Club.
The sunbeds at the private beach are well spaced out so you're not sitting immediately next to others, unlike around the main swimming pool at the Valeria Jardins d'Agadir Resort Hotel.
Free sunbeds, a table (ask if you don't see one) and a permanently fixed rafia umbrella for shade.
No all inclusive bar or drinks available. I recommend taking drinks with you.
No toilets attached - exit the beach and walk to the left, keeping Jade café restaurant to your right.
As you pass a building with it's curved front facing the beach, look immediately to your right.
Public toilet access is 2DH and the lady will give you some sheets of loo roll, or you may want to take your own.
One toilet cubicle in the Ladies is a traditional one with footplates and a hole. The other two are standard like you find elsewhere.
It's definitely worth escaping the hotel, especially for couples, to get a bit of quieter time away from the hubub of constant noise and activities around the pools.
Sana Shaikh
Went on holiday in April 25. Great location, close to the beach, main strip/restaurants on the beach front are maybe a 10 minute walk. Pool was great - big area, decent breakfast selection. Moroccan flat bread was 10/10! Room service was good in terms of cleanliness. However, rooms were VERY dated, toilet is separate to bathroom, mini fridge was not cooling AT ALL. AC spat out hot air and hotel wouldn’t do anything about it (it was cooler to leave the balcony door open in the April heat than having the AC on). It sounds silly but pretty basic - no tea mailing facilities or ironing facilities in the room (I.e. kettle). You have to pay a daily charge to use the safe. Considering how big the hotel is, there are only 2 lifts so going anywhere is a bit of a trek. All in all had a great holiday thanks to my partner… price was fair considering the condition but DO NOT BE FOOLED BY CAT FISH PHOTOS.
Sumlina Sarker (siimplyxLinda)
My family originally planned to stay for 2 nights and 3 days, but literally the second we stepped inside, we knew we weren’t staying more than one night. From the outside, the hotel looked so nice — the design was giving fancy vibes, so we actually had high hopes. But the second we got in, I was just like… no. The staff were nice, I’ll give them that, but everything else? Nah. Me and my sister were staying together, and the room we got was so far away it actually took us like 10 minutes to get there — and that’s with a lift that’s already like 6 minutes in. And there were no signs anywhere so we kept getting lost, which made it worse.
Food-wise, lunch and dinner were meh, not much to choose from at all, but breakfast kind of saved it (lowkey only because I’m a breakfast person). The WiFi? Actually useless. It kept cutting out every few minutes and took forever to load anything — even basic stuff like messages. But the cleanliness was honestly the worst part. There was black mould on the shower head holder, the bed had random stains — small but still gross — and the whole room had this weird musty smell. They barely gave us anything too. We got one 10ml bottle of body wash and shampoo. For two people. Like??? Most hotels give you slippers, decent toiletries — this one gave us the bare minimum. And since we were only staying a few days, we didn’t bring much with us either, so it was just frustrating.
Oh and the cleaning staff? No sense of privacy at ALL. They knocked once, and we literally thought it was our parents so we said “we’re coming,” but instead of waiting, they just opened the door and walked right in. Didn’t even say “room cleaning” or anything. Imagine if we were changing — like be serious. The room was tiny too. No tea, no cups, no kettle, no slippers, no nothing. Not even those little sweets hotels usually give out. We paid a thousand for two nights (three adults and one kid), and for what?? Our Marrakesh hotel was £2k for a whole week and they gave us literally everything — toiletries, slippers, sweets, kettle, cups — the full experience. This hotel was such a scam. Agadir is beautiful and I’d 100% come back, but never to this hotel again. Do not waste your money.
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