Amadil Beach Hotel

“ My stay in Amadil Hotel was a horrible. Firstly, the management is very bad and rude because Moroccan people want a tip for every single motion they do! that's' disgusting, I am not exaggerating, even the room services staffs don't bring towels unless I pay them a tip! In the morning the electricity was shout down in the restaurant, so the egg chef stooped to cook because no one payed him a tip to restart his pocket system! even Moroccan customers got angry and shouting on him. In general I will never use this damn hotel.

“ Top Tip: close to the beach but about one km away from the restaurants.

“ the hotel was nice but the service in both the restaraunt & bar was well below average.The food left a bit to be desired,there was no real variation especially at breakfast time infact it was very boring.This particular hotel catered for French and Russian therefore all the entertainment was geared for these cultures and not for English people ther were no conversing from the entertainment people in English so we felt very much excluded.

“ Top Tip: Asmany before the Le scala restaraunt was excellent,well worth a visit

“ Great hotel, friendly staff, right on the beach and would definately go back. Overall a great fortnight.

“ Top Tip: La Scala is an a-la-carte restaurant in Agadir which must be visited, giving top class value, quality and service.

“ The hotel was very much of the standard that one would expect from a 4* hotel. All of the facilities were fantastic, and the hotel was always immaculate. The breakfasts that were provided catered for a wide variety of tastes, and most importantly, the location of the hotel was superb - literally a 1 minute walk and you are stood on the beach of a Agadir.

“ Top Tip: There are some fantastic restaurants in Agadir that are located near to the amadil beach hotel, my two favourites were 'La Mauresque' which provided a variety of traditional Moroccan and meditteranean cuisine, and 'La Scala' which had a superb fish menu.

The souks in Agadir were a perfect place to go do some shopping, the main souk - Souk Al Haad - had everything from mirrors, and carpets to leather and silver jewellery - BUT be prepared to barter. The other artisan (handicraft) souk, is meant to be fixed price (but there is room for bartering) and it provides a more relaxed atmousphere to shop in for those less brave.