Suited for everyone, family or solo.
Good food, friendly and helpfull staff.
Not far from the old centre.
Big rooms, but furniture a bit old. Nice hall and restaurants and bars.

We have just returned from 5 nights at The El Andalous (3-8 May). the location to explore the city is fantastic and rooms are clean.. however the customer service from start to finish was terrible. The pool is lovely, but drinks and food are terribly over priced - there are far more upmarket hotels that offer much better food for similar prices.
We had a package deal and the price was OK for the deal we got - the Breakfast is OK.
We would not return to this hotel....

Just got back from a week at El Andalous. I would rate this as a four star hotel as it has all the facilities. However it is more of a tired 4 star & a little frayed a bit like a beauty pagent whos reached 70 but in a good way. Value for money depends on what you pay for it. We paid just over £500 each for a week including flights & for this price it was good value. Most of the staff were very friendly & helpful.

Stayed on 3rd floor facing the main road & was a bit on the noisy side as we could hear the traffic & night club. Main thing is rooms are clean & spacious. Me & my son had a double bed each to ourselves. Room gets cleaned daily & towels are also changed daily. Towels are a bit on the thin side. Ladies who clean the rooms are very friendly. My son wasn't well for a couple of days (not from food) & one of the cleaning ladies asked him later if he felt better.

Good selection for breakfast. Croissants, bread - some already toasted so was cold, cornflakes, yoghurt, cold meats, cheese, cakes, eggs (although I wouldn't touch the scrambled eggs unless it was early in the morning), pototoes, pancakes & there is also this woman who cooks fresh pancake/flatbread type things which are gorgeous with some syrup, coffee, tea & juice.

Plenty of pool loungers which were comfy as long as you put a towel over it otherwise you may find yourself sticking to the covers. Unfortunately you can't adjust the loungers & there was no parasols if you get hot. We had to move around to find the spots with some shade but if you love the sun, you'll be fine.

We ordered what we thought was a snack - club sandwich & it came with plenty of fries & was very delicous. However when we ordered room service one night the meal was overcooked, dry & a tad on the cold side. The standard was very different to the one by the pool for some reason!

Our rep told us that all the hotels don't allow you to bring in food or drinks. She suggested we be discreet & put things in our rucksack if we did want to.

Stayed in El Andalous for a week, 13thFeb. Read other reviews and am surprised at the negative ones as we thought the hotel was good! The exterior and foyer is plush with fountains and marble floors, and our room large with two double beds and excellent bathroom facilities although the towels were rather thin. It is important to request a 4/5th floor rooms overlooking the pool as this gives a great view overlooking the Atlas mountains. The breakfast was varied and tasty but slightly disorganised, lots of servants around but they often ran out of cups or cutlery, but very apologetic when this was pointed out! We used the pool and sunbathing area most days for an hour or so and found the chairs comfy and the pool great to swim in as it's a decent size.
We also found all the staff in the hotel friendly and helpful, especially the ladies who cleaned our room. The only thing I wasn't keen on was that I decided to have a Hammon in the hotel spa, this was disappointing as the lady doing the treatment didn't seem interested and kept stopping to send texts!
I wasn't expecting a "British" type hotel, after all it was Morocco but we were pleasantly surprised and enjoyed our holiday.