Paradis Plage Surf Yoga & Spa

The location is great, imi ouadar itself is a heaven on earth, however i've experienced few annoying things that i am listing in the below: 1. The breakfast buffet is outrageous (in a bad way), sausages were awful, poor choices, salads smells really bad, coffee tastes really bad (had to buy from the bar at an overpriced price).. 2. Room barely cleaned, had to give instructions and asked the maid to come back twice. --

Totally loved everything about this hotel. It gave off White Lotus vibes Our room, a 2nd floor junior suite, was superb. It overlooked the front and beach, simply stunning. Our room was cleaned every day, and we loved the decorative details with the throw and bathmat. Thank you to the lovely cleaning staff. All the staff were helpful and friendly, nothing was ever too much trouble and everyone looked super smart in their uniforms. It was my 60th birthday and I had a gorgeous cake put in our room, the perfect touch. Whether we done yoga, chilled by the pool or beachside, ate in the restaurants, everything was stress free. Total relaxation. Alcohol, as you would expect, was expensive but we had brought our own duty free and also bought some Moroccon wine in a Uniprix supermarket in Agadir. Food could also work out to be expensive but there was a lovely restaurant we went to about 2 min walk away by the carpark. They cooked the cheapest fresh fish you will ever mind. Superb. There are also shops here where you can buy all your necessities. I could go on, but will stop and just say YOU NEED TO GO

Loved our stay in this Hotel! Especially the drinks from Adil down at the beach bar. Super attentive and nice customer serivce

We have returned from a 2 week idyllic stay at Paradis Plage. The hotel is beautiful and the craftsmanship that has gone into making it is amazing. The staff are always hard at work cleaning, gardening, and keeping the grounds and hotel looking gorgeous. It is has a small boutique vibe. There is a private beach area and grassy area overlooking the public beach. A gorgeous pool. Beach bar, table tennis, hammocks, a meditation garden, massages on the beach, a hammam and spa, surf school, yoga sessions, cute gym with daily fitness sessions, lovely kids playgound area with zip wire, you have to do it all. Special shout out to Yassine in the pool area, he goes above and beyond to ensure that you have your sun lounger in the exact place and reserves it for you everyday if requested. Yassine is always so happy and he looks after all the little children playing by the pool, he is a very vigilant pool attendant and manages to do everything with such joy and ease. And Walid, on arrival was the most wonderful and attentive guest liaison who helped us throughout our stay, shame we did not see him to say goodbye. Also other great members of the team were Kahmal on reception and Driss in the restaurant and others who we did not see daily, or get their names, but were all 100% dedicated to making sure our stay/dinner/lunch/breakfast/bar/beach experience was enjoyable and easy. Lunch on the beach! No problem, Room service! It will be with you in moments. Also big up to the taxi/shuttle/personal transfer drivers too. My partner and Son did the surfing lessons with the brilliant Ishmael and Amin, what excellent surfing instructors and so dedicated to making sure that everyone was safe and that everyone was actually managing to surf by the end of the lesson! My little boy was so happy to be taught by Ishmael, he didn't want to say goodbye. The food was very nice, it is at boutique hotel prices and so was the wine! In comparison to the outside eateries it was expensive, but it was all enjoyable. Get in the omelette cue for breakfast as soon as you hit the buffet, everything ran out quickly but was replenished as quickly as it went, great choices for both adults and kids. For dinner, we did not eat there every night, but we enjoyed some delicious meals at the beach bar and La Louge, I have to say, the chicken burger was amazing. We had a fab kitchentte and we made dinner in our room some nights (the local shops next to the hotel have snacks and cheese and meat and pasta etc, so easy to get together some kids meals together). We also made it out to Taghazout where were went to 'World of Waves' on the seafront (they sell beer and wine) and 'O Playa' in Agadir on the promenade (also sell booze). Locally we went to the Happy Calamar, literally in a car park but the food was amazing (no beer etc), the seafood platters were outrageously good and the whole family were fed for the price of a bottle of wine in the hotel. And another one to mention is Dar Al Diyafa (als