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.

Not quite yet a 5 star hotel. Needs a little more attention to detail and room facilities. No bath robes hand towels in bathroom on arrival.Good hairdryer but no where sensible to plug it in near a mirror. Bathroom door very hard to open and close. Tea and coffee e facilities badly placed and difficult to find how to plug kettle in. The phone to reach reception so modern impossible to work out how it worked . Finally light plugs in bathroom and toilet badly placed inside and too far to easily reach in the dark.Would be better placed outside so can turn on before entering. However there is a phone in the toilet? On the good side the breakfast is superb and the pool fantastic. The restaurants are far too expensive so most people ate out every night as we did.The pool bar is also expensive for drinks and snacks. The hotel needs to look again at its prices and facilities if it wants to be classed 5 star.

Rooms, hotel and pool fitted out to a good standard but from there everything else is average at best. If you want an interconnecting room check ahead as only three in the whole hotel. Breakfast is ok but lacks some choice but more than satisfactory. Lunch, only option is the pool bar which becomes highly repetitive every day. Quality ok but the service is diabolical to the point a single course at lunch time takes 2 hours. This happened every day! There seems to be no appreciation that this is an issue by anyone in the hotel. Dinner is an issue full stop. One supposed Michelin star Italian which was acceptable but once in the week is enough. Secondly, one Moroccan restaurant which we were looking forward too until it was a fixed menu only for 750 MDH per person. A lot for dishes that you don’t really want however was ok to experience again only for one night. So five nights left of dinning and you need to then trek down to the sea front to some very average restaurants. A choice of four which were all pretty terrible with the exception of the Asian fusion one. The service and general sense of hospitality in the hotel is far from the mark! People always saying yes when a request was made but nothing happens.Everything so slow to the point whereby frustrating! Regarding service at the pool non existent. If you want a drink go and and get one yourself! In summary a relaxing oasis off the trodden promenade in front of the beach (by the way no private beach) but everything else not to the standard I would expect. A country mile from Dubai standards! Finally on check out I wanted to give the manager some feedback but surprise not one there. The head of front of house listened but made not effort to make any degree of compensation for the substandard service..Frankly rude. If this hotel wants to standout and be the flagship 5 star in Agadir then there needs to be some leadership and a big improvement on what is today! Recommend yes for pool and fit out, everything else no.

We stayed at The View for one week (child free break). The hotel is stunning, beautiful interiors and really friendly staff. A big shout out to Yusif who worked in the restaurant and also by the pool. He was so friendly, really helpful, gave us a lot of local knowledge and just an all round nice man. He was great with the customers! All the restaurant/pool and bar staff were excellent and we would like to say a big thank you to them. We went in Ramadan and were worried that things would be closed but all seemed to be running as normal. The hotel was very quiet. The hotel is about 6 months old and from what I could see, is the smartest and nicest in Agadir. The hotel is very expensive and everyone I spoke to ate out. We opted for bed and breakfast but I think there might be an option for half board. The hotel has no evening entertainment and lacked a vibe despite being beautiful. Maybe because of the time of year? The food and drink is VERY over priced and all the guests I spoke to felt the same way. For example, a glass of white wine (a quarter of a glass) was about £7.50 just to give you an idea. If the hotel lowered their prices, I’m sure more people would eat and drink there. The hotel was more of less empty every evening and I would say this isn’t the best hotel to take kids but maybe that will be different in the height of summer. I used the gym regularly which was very well equipped (Technogym equipment). I heard there is an indoor pool but you have to pay for it but can’t confirm that. Breakfast was quite basic but still very nice. Outside the hotel is a Marina you can walk to (we didn’t have the greatest food experiences there). If you turn left out of the back of the hotel there are 3/4 nice and reasonably priced restaurants (would suggest booking). We had some nice meals there. The very helpful concierge (who spoke excellent English) arranged a quad bike trip (about £100 for 2 of us) which was fun and well run. We also did a boat trip which included fishing and lunch. It was basic but still really nice and the people who ran it were really lovely. This was about £80. If you turn right out the back of the hotel there is a small little Souk. We also took a trip up in to the mountains which was really nice and stopped at some local spots a long the the way. There is hotel tax to pay on arrival and they took £450 on our card for a guarantee. I was told that this wouldn’t be taken from the card but I can see this was. Overall a really lovely week away/break. Just be aware at the expense of the hotel food/drink. As I say, might not be the most exciting for young kids. The people of Agadir are lovely people. The hotel is really stunning as are the grounds.

Very beautiful hotel, staff are so friendly and the setting and location is great. There isn’t really much of an atmosphere unfortunately, no entertainment or vibe and just a bit of nothing spot. The hotel itself is stunning and the place personifies chill. The prices in the restaurant are insanely expensive and not worth it and we were surprised with how quiet the hotel in general was. Nothing going on, it seems to be trying to be a super fancy hotel but with that there isn’t really a definite character for the hotel. We ate out daily as the food was average and as mentioned, so expensive for what it is. Freezing cold pool honestly it was probably one of the coldest ive been in and the pool towel service is non existent. Probably not the best hotel if you’re with a family as there’s nothing to do at the hotel for kids and very quiet but a stunning hotel all the same.