Having just spend a week in this hotel all I can say is it has a lot of pros but a lots of cons aswell.
The hotel itself is fine ,we had booked a junior suite whice turned out to be just an ordinary room with about an extra 4ft added on to it.
I had expected at lease a seperate bedroom but this was not the case,
Apart from being hassled IN the hotel by people trying to sell you spices ,jewellery ect nothing much happens in the hotel. It is a very boring place with nothing to do but lie by the pool (it was spotlessly clean by the way) and that can get pretty dull after the first hour.
Going down to breakfast every morning you have to avoid eye contact with the sellers who are waiting to pounce,once you get to the dinning area the food on display is dismal to say the least.
The only hot food available are eggs or pancakes,again BORING after awhile.
Staff are there but dont go out of their way to greet or smile only when they know you will be checking out and then it is all smiles and hand out for their tip
We were lucky enough to get in touch with moroccan discovery tours before we came over and they organised day and nite trips for us at a fraction of the cost some tour companys were charging.
We went to chems ayour,a full day cruise,tour of the atlas mountains ect ect
I could not recommend them enough as if it was,nt for Graham and his 4x4 taking us out and about I would have died of boredom.

loved this hotel stayed 4 a week the staff are brilliant food is good the pool is spotless went with my husband and hoping 2 return next year

I stayed at the Hotel Argana for a week and liked it a lot. It was very clean, all rooms have a nice view and the staff was very friendly. Next year I'll go back!

We travelled to Morocco from Ireland in July - there were three of us, and all of us were really looking forward to the trip. Based on reviews from this site, we thought we were in for a treat. It turned out we really weren't. On arrival, the coach service was great, collected from airport and dropped to hotel, had a talk from tour rep en route. All was well. The hotel lobby is impressive, full height ceiling (I think the hotel is 5 stories high) in the atrium, etc. The rooms however, were a different story. I am conscious of giving a fair review so I'll keep it simple. On the first night, the full height atrium, which at first looked so attractive, proved to be a disaster in terms of noise. Our rooms were on the fourth floor and we could hear everything in the lobby as the sound travelled. That was manageble, except there was a Berber night beside the pool (the other side of our rooms) and that continued for hours, at a deafening rate. Noise aside, and bearing in mind that noise in itself is not the main issue, the problems with the hotel became apparent immediately. The beds were very well worn, the shower was broken so I requested it be fixed - three maintenance men came into my room at 11.30pm, and my very poor French was stretched to the limit asking them to leave it til tomorrow, but they continued (which was actually ok, as we all need to shower). I got up to see what the shower problem was and nearly got sick when i saw them removing what looked like huge amounts of hair from the shower head. Don't ask me how it got there, I take pride in my ignorance of Moroccan plumbing. Anyway, that was actually all ok. We moved rooms the next day due to the noise. Also due to the damp pillows and mattresses. On a positive note, breakfast is lovely, there are two fresh food stations every morning, one serving omelettes, eggs, etc and another serving doughnuts or some other freshly cooked speciality. This is on top of the usual buffet breakfast which was lovely. HOWEVER we had chosen half board, which meant dinner every night. Were we sorry. My god. I have never seen boiled onions and hard boiled eggs served as a main course. ON THE SAME PLATE. We ate out about 3 nights of the 7. It was horrendous. And we're not fussy. Well, not much. Really. Anyway, the pool was nice, but music is piped continously throughout the day so if that bothers you, don't go here. There is also a very enthusiastic pool entertainment team, who are hard to shake off. Shades on and looking the other way seemed to work though. This is very much a Muslim country, so as three females we found it difficult to be alone on the street, not in a threatening way, more in a bothersome way. We walked home from a restaurant one night (at about 8pm) and there were literally men hanging out of cars honking at us (and we're not that hot, believe me). To echo some of the other reviewers, two of us got incredibly ill. I am reluctant to place any blame on the food in the hotel, as I have heard stomach complaints are very common in Morocco due to the change in diet so I couldn't comment on that any further. I do know there is a helpful (and I reckon very profitable) pharmacist about 10 metres from the hotel and he was brilliant in recommending potions to alleviate the suffering.
We summed up the entire trip by saying none of us would return if we were given free flights, accomodation, food and spending money. But maybe that's just us.