Might have once been a 4-star hotel...but it's been a long while!! It's location to the tourist area of town is OK, as is it's distance to the beach. While the check-in/1st floor common areas are nice enough, the rest of the hotel is sorely in need of restoration. Room furnishings are worn-out and the AC was in the same boat, but opening a hall window while the balcony and room door were opened (we were located on the sea front of the hotel) quickly refreshed the room's air.

No pool towel service. Bring your own or the room towel. Let the maid know that you are so that she leaves another clean one for you (if you're polite with her and leave a nominal tip).

My partner speaks several languages, French amongst them, so there was no communication problem. We treated the hotel staff like "people" and were treated nicely in return. The dining foom staff in particuar were great. While the food selection tended to be much the same and not always to our liking, these people went out of their way to make us feel welcome. I'm not a big fish eater...and one night when that was pretty much all that was on their buffet selection...after a word from my partner I had a nice bit of lamb and side dishes. With the food selection as it was we opted to eat out a couple nights, including our last. On our way out for dinner that last night we stopped by the restauraunt to leave a nominal trip for our favorite servers; they had a table awaiting us and seemed genuinely sad that we weren't spending our last night there.

Overall we had a good time. It it Morocco so you do have the people "in your face" trying to ply their wares...but it's part of their culture and they're just trying to make a living. Haggle your heart out! It's fun, expected, and they'll respect you more if you drive a hard bargain, but if you haggle...buy if they give you your price...otherwise you're being rude and just wasting their time.

Yes, I'd go to Morocco again...but next time it will be Marakech.

I stayed here for 8 days in july and was not really impressed. Whilst I think the hotel caters well for young families in terms of providing entertainment both during the day and the evening for a young couple on their first holday it was less than great.

HOWEVER, upon check-in our reservation could not be found, and once they created the reservation we were asked to pay for the full accomodation amount - which we had already pre-paid in england. Having spent over an hour sorting this out we then went up to the room to find the tv and air-conditioning not working. We were told that it could not be fixed and could get a room move the next day, however we were only finally given one after 3 days and didn't take it as the room offered was much smaller and with a view of the car park.

In retrospect, we didn't pay a great deal for this hotel, and it was kind of ok, but i certainly wouldn't go back. Also, in terms of food, the restaurant is expensive and not worth it. If you want something different and cheap, grab a taxi and go to the fishing port. The 'restaurants' are very shack like, the menu comes as a platter of raw fish from which u choose what you want, and the end result is a selection of beautifully fresh and delcious fish!

I stayed in this hotel for a week during june, rooms were clean, i booked a standard room and i got a free upgrade at the reception, the hotel staff were lovely, i got complimentary upgrade just by asking for it, i was on half board, the food was ok, we enjoyed moroccan cuisine, they charged us for the drinks in the restaurant but that was never included in the half board, around the swiming poolwhich is ok, there is an animation team,.
i think this hotel deserve to be a 3 stars delux.
i enjoyed my stay in this hotel

We sayed at the Anezi hotel for a week and it was a week too long!! Starting with the positives the hotel was clean and the rooms were nice with nice views. Now for the negatives. When we arrived at the hotel we noticed that the air conditioning didn't seem to be working when we asked at reception they simply replied 'we have turned it off' when asked why they laughed and said it is not hot enough. At 32 degrees this made for very uncomfortable nights. Our room wasn't cleaned when we arrived and we were still shown in. The maids don't knock and they take the towels at 9am and don't replace them until the afternoon because they apparently only have one set of towels!!! The pool was overcrowded and had a nasty concrete surround. During our whole weeks stay we didn't manage to get a sunbed as people were up before 7am to put their towels out (the hotel said that this wasn't accepted but never did anything about it). The staff (apart from the entertainment staff) were all rude and looked at you like you had crawled out of a stone!! Breakfast was OK but not great. Generally you may enjoy this hotel if you like large, noisy hotels with rude unhelpful staff. As for Agadir - its not much better. Stay in Marrakech which is much nicer and more Moroccan!