The View Agadir

Pobyt w hotelu The View Agadir okazał się strzałem w 10-kę.Wszystko na najwyższym poziomie.Zaczynając od pięknego przestronnego pokoju ze wspaniałym łóżkiem i pachnącą świeżością pościelą i wymienianymi codziennie naprawdę czystymi ręcznikami poprzez przepiękny wystrój hotelu z dbaniem o szczegóły dekoracyjne i przepiękny zapach we wnętrzu hotelu,wspaniałej wewnetrznej strefy spa z uroczym niewielkim basenem oraz doskonale wyposażonej siłowni,w której zawsze były butelki z wodą i świeże ręczniki do posiłków a właściwie śniadań,bo taką formułę wybraliśmy na nasz 10 dniowy pobyt które naprawdę rozpieszczały nasze zmysły smakowe.Było właściwie wszystko co tylko można sobie zażyczyć na śniadanie.Świeże soki owocowe i warzywne,robione na każde zamówienie sałatki owocowe i warzywne,omlety,genialne gofry robione na bierząco z truskawkami,malinami borówkami i orzechami.Doskonała kawa i herbata marokańska serwowana w pięknym bardzo zadbanym ogrodzie przez przemiły i profesjonalny serwis.Brawo,brawo!!!Może to ze względu na to że hotel został wyremontowany niedawno,podobno pół roku temu.Na niektórych portalach widnieje jeszcze pod starą nazwą.Lokalizacja hotelu to pierwsza linia przy pięknej szerokiej plaży.Do tego piękny basen o nieregularnym kształcie.Wspaniałe leżaki przy basenie-zazanaczam. były codzienie wieczorem nakrywane pokrowcami.Ciekawostka-nad całym zewnętrznym basenem i ogrodem rozciagnięte są cienkie linki które zabezpieczają ogród,basen i miejsce spożywania śniadań na zewnątrz przed mewami.Hotel może nie jest tani ale naprawdę warto.Jeśli pobyt w Agadirze to tylko w tym hotelu. Bardzo podobała nam się też obsługa a zwłaszcza przemiły chłopak o imieniu Ismail,(pracował przy basenie zewnętrznym) od którego otrzymaliśmy masę informacji co warto a co można pominąć zwiedzając ten ciekawy kraj-Maroko.

Just spent a few dreamy days at The View Hotel in Agadir – and it was amazing! The hotel is like a little oasis with several pools (one is heated!) and cozy sun spots everywhere. Our room – a Deluxe King Room (we had two rooms)– had a private balcony and plenty of space. The breakfast was incredible, beautifully presented and full of variety. And the fine dining restaurant Le Sensya is one of the best in Agadir – a must-try! Also, just 20 minutes away in Taghazout, you’ll find Morimoto – the most amazing Japanese restaurant with some of the best sushi ever. Totally worth the short trip!

Just got back from a lovely stay at this hotel. I can’t thank the staff enough as it is the staff that make this hotel so special. There were a couple of hiccups to start with - the shower in the room needing an extra clean and the beach isn’t quite ready yet but everything else made up for it. I think in a few years Agadir will look very different but the hotel location is close to the souk and the mini Sahara desert. The Italian restaurant is one of the best Italian restaurants I have eaten at outside of Italy and we are an Italian family. The chef is incredibly talented, very professional and a kind hearted man with a passion for food. Special thanks also to Tarek and his team at the pool. Went the extra mile for us. The restaurant manager at the pool restaurant was the kindest and most professional and helpful person we have met. Lastly thanks to Mr Rada the customer relationship manager from the moment we put foot into the hotel to the moment we left he made sure we were looked after properly and in case we needed anything he made it happen. We will definitely come back and strongly recommend the hotel. Until next time 😊

Lovely hotel however service for food and drinks is dreadful- complained numerous times- waiters are lovely but there is a hold up somewhere in the system as ordered a drink and had to remind 4 times by the pool and it eventually came 1.15hrs later.

My sons (21 an 17) and I had a great trip. It's a stunning hotel - amazing views as you walk into the open plan lobby, really comfortable beds/great suite, lovely staff Just one or two disappointments. Here's the summary Brand/Design /Aesthetics: I know that the View are going for the authentic meets luxury look, but I still felt I could have been in the Sofitel (bedroom look). A boutique hotel in another part of Morocco - Jardin des Douars, (and I'm not working for them just stayed a few times there) nails the super stylish meets luxury look. It's not a criticism per se - I'm just a bit confused at what The View brand is trying to be. If it's luxury artistic /bohemian /members clubs types, I don't think it's there but I'm sure all the dentists and doctors will love it as the rooms are super comfortable and we had a great suite - lots of space and the best sea view from our terrace. Food: Best breakfast in any hotel (bar one in Oman!) - super healthy, great range of food. The only thing I would say is have more Moroccan food. Pool Bar - great atmosphere, great view of the sea and good food. Mima (fine Moroccan dining) - wonderful, it's a shame more people weren't adventurous as it only had a few people when we ate there. It's so much better than the Michelin Italian Sensya. The chef at Mima deserves the Michelin star. I could write yarns about how terrible Sensya is is and the worst Italian food. And I really am qualified - I've eaten extensively in Italy having lived there and travelled there as well as eating in top British restaurants including MIchelin stars. The food took nearly an hour for the first course Luke warm/almost cold pasta and then nearly sea bream main. Having taken ages for the first course they then brough the main course while my son was still eating the pasta. I did mention this to several staff and guest relations/reception but no response whilst I was there. Maybe the Michelin Chef was having a day off but if there is one thing I would say: Sack the Chef and bin the whole MIchelin Star. It would be better to have a wood fire oven with pizzas for a laid back evening meal. We also ate and had a great night at the Buddha Bar (it's next to the hotel/franchised I think but independent in terms of paying). We LOVED the food and the ambience was great - the short 10 shows really well done and the food so good which was a really pleasant surprise as I went to the one in London and the food was so so.. I wish I'd spent another evening there. The Suite/Bedroom: Super comfortable beds - great space. Decor a bit bland/typical of a 5 star. The staff: Apart from the sullen, moody greeter at Sensya who scowled when I said I had a reservation, the staff are really friendly, helpful and top dollar. So many to mention: Maryam the lady who cleaned our suite deserves a special mention - always smiling and ever so helpful. The chief Concierge Mohammed was also great as well as Housine and lots of others. Excursions: It's worth going to the largest Souk in Africa (simply for the buzz and experience) but for quality unusual items head to the the Artisan Souk which has beautiful items. If you want gorgeous leather jackets, skirts with every colour under the sun and they can do alterations super quick head to Chez Momo (also in main Agadir). Our trip to the Atlas mountains and having lunch with the Berber family was our highlight - the food was simple but for me this was the authentic Morocco and something you can't put a price on..