3-Star Hotels in Agadir

Please ignore all the bad reviews. I paid 15 euro (including Government Tax) for a well equipped room, on 2nd floor, pool view and really quiet. Could barely hear any noise/music from the Bar. Manager and security staff were friendly and helpful. Cleaning staff were courteous and waited until I left room before entering to clean every day. Hot water, soap and towels were in plenty supply. I didn't try breakfast, so no idea what it was like. it is 10 min walk to beach and city centre. I initially booked for 1st 3 nights of my holiday not sure what I would experience. After 2nd night I was sure I would stay there, went back on line to book 10 more nights and still the 15 euro price per night. I will be returning here for sure...... Guys listen to me, 15 euro a night is incredible and I would willingly pay more.

The staff was very polite and welcoming. Rooms were clean. There was a problem with the WiFi and they changed me to a different room with better WiFi. The internet speed of WiFi was not very great but it was okay. The intercom was not working in both the rooms I stayed in. The location of the hotel is good. It is close to the beach (just at a walking distance). For the taxi driver, it was hard to find the hotel. The prices of the food in restaurant were reasonable. But they took a lot of time to prepare.

Very Nice People working thier, very helpfull Nice family hôtel with Hugo family rooms. Nice swimming pool and gardens, Near beach from one side and near city centre on tje top area. Will go thier again !!! Nice hôtel and city

The appartement was so pretty and the stuff were helpful and nice the hotel has a good view and the breakfast was amazing I only spent 1 night but it was perfect I’ll definitely go back again

I would have given this 4/5 from our actual experience at the hotel. However due to the works going on directly outside the hotel I thought this was fair. The hotel is bang in the city centre of Agadir. Although the hotel is not undergoing any refit the areas outside are. Having spoken with the locals they are preparing for the African nations cup in 2025 and the World Cup in 2030. It didn’t affect our experience tbh but it may for some. We found the people at the hotel fantastic. They were very friendly and helpful, printed off our boarding passes and gave us some tips on things to do. We found the room comfortable and it was cleaned everyday. The sky bar on the top floor is used by locals with local music entertainment. We really enjoyed mixing with the locals and all were very friendly. If you are looking for a pool holiday this is probably not for you as we found this our least favourite part of the hotel. It’s about a 15 min walk down to the beach area and probably 25 mins to the marine. This was not an issue for us as we liked the mix of tourist/local experience. There’s a little bar just over the road from the hotel which we enjoyed. Everyone we came into contact with was so friendly, we shared drinks and dancing with people of all different nationalities in there. We would like to return to this hotel once the works have been completed to give it the full experience. We did get a bargain holiday and it was def worth the price we paid, although I feel the hotel may get some iffy reviews because of its current surroundings. Guess if you are aware of this before you book then expectations are met.

Worst hotel I've ever stayed at .. apartment was lacking everything so no need to mention everything..staff were useless..the worst was the disgusting DJ playing vulgar so called music around the pool area .which had kids around... swearing in the lyrics.. absolutely Disgusting... Breakfast was rubbish..please stay away

Very convenient hotel to go to the souk where you can find everything. There are banks and pharmacy nearby. Former ibis hotel

Nothing to say about the service except that there was no hot water that from 14h I didn't know why ?

I stayed in residence yasmina 8 days. Room: Spacious, has all what you need, all the time hot water and very clean. Staff: Very friendly and kind. Location: right in rhe center. Next to bus station. 7 min from the beach. Lots of shops aroundthe resintence. Pool, small. But theres no wind at all. Beach: About 5 klm long, and 200 m wide, in the evenings in some parts get wider. The water is clean. Very well looked after by the police. All the time guys try to sell you things. The beach road is amazing about 3 klm long lots of palm trees. Agadir: huge city. Lots to do. Dont miss the souk( there are 2 big ones) the Crocopark, kasba, and a trip to Taghazout which is amazing. Bus ticket to crocopark4 dhr. Taghazout 7 dhr.

2 female semi retired British friends. Stayed at Caribbean Village 1st October - 8th October 2024. Cheap option for families with children , but perhaps children shouldn't be allowed in the bar pool to avoid them experiencing poor drunk behaviour from some adult guests. There are several pools, so easy to avoid. We found the hotel cleaners, and most staff really helpful, but staff at the smaller reception desk were far more helpful than at the main reception. For example, female main reception staff refused point blank to print off our return flight documentation, and told us to use a shop outside - where I was previously over charged and given wrong change by a chap. We went to the SMALLER RECEPTION, and despite issues with Internet connection, all the STAFF COULD NOT HAVE BEEN MORE HELPFUL. Forgot to ask name of staff to thank them in review, but youngish males. There was a lot of bird muck in our balcony on arrival, but this was rectified quickly upon request. Although well worn, sheets, pillow cases and towels were replaced daily if required. Unfortunately, the blankets and throws did not seem clean and one pillow did smell of feet. Our room had 2 single beds and a pair of bunk beds, so we had plenty of room. It is quite wrong to expect 5 star facilities if you take an all inclusive budget holiday, however, sadly, the hotel and grounds are tired. Other guests we spoke to had mixed feelings. Some loved the place, returned every year, and intended to continue. Others said they would never return. We found the food to be well cooked and the tagine type meals were delicious. Many different types of hot veg, rice, couscous, chip and potatoes daily. Salad bar always full and well presented. Fresh fruit, pastries and very fresh bread always available. The room TV was old and did not work, but we did not need a TV. I would recommend taking a small kettle and tea / coffee for room use if you like a brew or you will have to fight for attention at the very small pool bar for the rest of the day after breakfast.