Valeria Jardins d'Agadir - All IN

The hotel was clean ,rooms nice and clean ,cleaned daily. The restaurant food in the mornings and evnings wasn't amazing, almost the same food every day. Lunch time was good tho , noce food and definitely more kids friendly. Unfortunately entertainment and evenings were boring. Everything was in French and staff was definitely more towards French people. We dont know any French ,so there was nothing to do at all in the evening ,specially for kids ! Shame coz evening kind of ruined our stay :( Outside hotel few shops where you can but some clothes, kids inflatables and some basic snacks. Kids pool was great ,our kids enjoyed every minute in there . Staff by the pool was so friendly and helpful. Beach was just 5 min walk from hotel,was nice and clean and felt safe. We walked to marina ,took like over an hour but was nice walk and kids were happy to have a lunch in Macdonalds ! We visited the crocodile zoo, booked a trip but definitely if you choose goimg is much cheaper to get a taxi ! Same with a tour around Agadi , private taxi is the best solution and again working out cheaper then a tour with guide woth some other people . Agadir is definitely not the best place we went as a family but definitely worth to visit , wouldn't recommend more then 7 days as not much to do in the unless you just like to stay in hotel .

The hotel was ok but rather dated. Rooms were kept clean but other areas of the hotel were not particularly clean or well kept. The restaurant was very grimy and it did not appear to be deep cleaned. All of our family had a stomach upset whilst there. The all inclusive was disappointing. The drinks were of poor quality. Alcoholic drinks were limited and the cocktails were awful. Soft drinks were not pleasant either. The pool area did not have enough parasols and only those people who got up before 7am could get a bed and parasol. The hotel beach was lovely however no one at the hotel told us about this, it was someone on the beach that told us where to go. The entertainment staff were lovely and tried really hard to make the holiday enjoyable.

My husband and I stayed from 14th-21st July for what we hoped would be a nice quiet break, how wrong we were… We could only get a late flight there, so arrived at around 11pm. A welcome drink or a bite to eat would be nice, but we were told there was no food, and we’d have to buy a drink at the bar. A chap took us all the way to the room with our bags and we settled in for the night. Very loud due to the music playing, but we were exhausted so easily went to sleep Room was very clean and spacious, with a little fridge and the aircon was brilliant. The shower however was absolutely terrible. If you have hair, don’t expect to be able to give it a nice shampoo and conditioner, unless you’ve got an hour to spare…the water trickled out ! We didn’t complain to reception as we doubted we’d have been able to switch rooms, and there probably wouldn’t have been any spare anyway - the place was heaving We woke early the next morning so headed out to explore, all sunbeds were reserved by those up even earlier than 8.15am, so the beach it was ! Beach was lovely and peaceful with plenty of sunbeds, in spite of the men selling tea and coffee, donuts, ice cream and such like We found out from a tea and coffee guy that ‘plot 17’ was the part reserved for our hotel - the hotel failed to mention this… We went back late afternoon to the hotel and wow oh wow…it was like being in Benidorm or Ibiza - only with an abundance of children ! The music was deafening and there was a foam party, not what we were expecting at all Food….no matter what time you went, it was heaving. Kids and adults alike running around like they’ve never seen food or a buffet before ! Breakfast was okay, plenty of choice. Lunch was pretty much the same as tea - tagine, couscous, lamb, chicken etc and conspicuous looking chickpea and veg dishes. It was that busy and chaotic we ate out every night - luckily all restaurants there are so cheap ! I’d highly recommend going to Plage Bleue by the seafront, they sell everything and the staff are lovely If you’re French/Moroccan and want to party with children and arrogant French people this is the place for you !