Al Madina Palace Hotel Agadir

( 4 stars , Agadir , Morocco )

design of the hotel is gorgeous! it's huge and it's like a big garden! a lot of flowers, trees. The swimming pool is very comforatble and nice. The room, we had was super! just with windows to the ocean and huge bed. Really great!

Great location Wouldn't accept any credit cards as a method of payment when checking out!

No one has ever told me and no one has ever written that with half board every night I had to pay the water. And 'as if I have breakfast and coffee I have to pay' or milk, assurdo.LO you needed to say before.

We stayed at the Al Madiana Palace for 2 night on 22 June.2004. * Lobby, rooms and restaurants look great and are kept very clean. * The personnel is extremely professional and friendly: at the reception, at the pool and in the restaurants. * Food at the restaurants was great, really great. * The hotel is ideally located to walk around Agadir

We havejust returned from a 14 nights stay in the Al Madina. It is an excellent hotel with good facillities and very friendly and helpful staff.. The location is very good ,although listed as City Centre the back of the hotel opens out on to the main beach road and tourist throughfare. Food was excellent. "

My wife and I had a great honeymoon!

We had 2 rooms and they were exactly what we wanted inrespect to price and location.AisRoom as always did a good job in making our reservations for all of our travel.It is very helpfull when we read other custemer's evaluations and coments which you provid. The only thing that I comment negativly about this hotel is that it is not wheel chair friendly... there are many stairs to climb.Other than that it is wonderfull in all areas.

We stayed at this hotel for 1 week & found it to be a lovely friendly very clean & safe hotel particularly for single women travellers. It is a hidden gem .I would think this is because no alcohol is available on the premises so holiday makers dismiss it. Less than 10 minutes & you are on the beach. Breakfast was always fresh & delicous & the lunch was as good as you would get ( & better in a lot of instances )in any of the beach restaurants. I would definitely stay at this hotel again.

After spending a wonderful few days in Marrakesh, we took the four hour journey accross country to this hotel. It's reasonably situated and we were tempted by the varied dining options it had available (6 Restaurants). As our room wasn't ready we headed for the bar by the pool to have a bite to eat and a beer. We had a snack but they only had soft drinks on offer. We pondered over which restaurant we'd choose for dinner. Decided on the Mexican. Thought we'd have a drink in the bar before dinner. It was closed. It was Sunday after all so we thought no more of it. Sat down in the Mexican Restaurant and ordered dinner. Asked to see the wine list and it was explained that they don't serve alcoholic drinks. It then dawned on us that something was very wrong. We left the Restaurant and went elsewhere. We went to a outside Restaurant and the waiter explained that the Hotel lost it's drinks licence a few weeks ago. There you have it. A hotel with no atmosphere, nowhere to meet and have a chat with other guests, and not somewhere where we would choose to stay. Although the staff at the Hotel were pleasant and helpful, it isn't really the kind of Hotel where you would want to spend a relaxing holiday. A further word of warning. If travelling by Royal Air Maroc, lock your suitcases with all your valuables in them if you're not allowed hand luggage. (we weren't even allowed bun bags or keys). We were forced to put all our hand luggage in the hold and all three of our bags had items stolen from them en route to Heathrow. Two mobile phones, binoculars and cash. Many people on our flight between Agadir, Casablanca and Heathrow had losses much worse than ourselves.

We really enjoyed our stay at Al Madina Palace. The rooms were cleaned properly and regularly. All staff we came into contact with, including reception, pool attendents, restaurant and cleaners, were very helpful. Food was excellent in quality and variety. One criticism is the prices in the bar. I would not be surprised to find prices in the hotel above some of the bars in town but you can get a beer along the seafront for about a quarter the price. There was a small amount of work being carried out on the unfinished buildings between the hotel and the sea. The resort is safe with very little hassle and none of it serious.