Valeria Jardins d'Agadir - All IN

L’hôtel est tellement magnifique…(l’emplacement,décoration..) Dommage que les employés sont si désagréable quand ont leur demande un renseignement, surtout ceux de l’accueil. La nuit du 1 décembre nous nous sommes présentes à l’accueil pour l’enregistrement, l’accueil était si médiocre !!! Limite on les dérange de notre présence.. ( premier choc..). On a payé all inclusive… arrivé dans la chambre, le frigo vide.. et surtout pas d’eau dans la chambre !!!(2 eme choc) On téléphone a l’accueil , on nous répond qu’il fallait payer l’option chez pas quoi pour pouvoir bénéficier des boissons. Nous allons tout de même demander de l’eau a l’accueil car je dois prendre des médicaments et la (3 eme choc) on nous donne juste une petite bouteille de 33 cl ( équivalent a 1 verre d’eau)pour deux personnes.(toujours bien sur avec un regard ＜ punaise tu nous fait chier＞). Concernant le ménage des chambres : Les femmes de ménages sont très souriantes , très agréables MAIS!! La propretédes chambres c’est pas trop ca!! Surtout les toilettes et la salle de bain ,Beaucoup de taches sur le carrelage des murs et le sol devrait etre aspiré avant d’être lavé car beaucoup de saleté et poils sur les rebords. Restaurant variété et dégustation moyenne.il y a deux , trois serveurs du restaurant qui vous font des réflexions quand vous leur demandez de l’eau en plus. Spa: personnel très souriantes mais les services sont moyens. Conclusion : L’architecture de L’hôtel est au top, l’extérieur très bien entretenue , les allées, le gazon etcc… Le problème principal ce sont ( peu être pas tous bien sur) le service des employés..

Just returned today from this fantastic resort and wanted to write my review straight away. We booked this holiday last year for late March this year and had kept reading the reviews for it sporadically for months. The last ones before we went weren't great and we went with not a lot of hope for a good holiday.... boy were we wrong! This is a fantastic resort, there were 6 of us in total, 5 adults and 1 infant. Straight away we were treated with the utmost respect from reception where we found out instead of 3 double rooms we actually had a double room and a suite. It was perfect for us, 2 double rooms that joined together with a large living room and the bedrooms had a joint balcony. This was where we all congregated on a daily basis before every meal. The rooms were cleaned daily and we could not fault the maid team, they were fantastic. We came back one day to find a towel crocodile eating our little boys Bluey teddy, it gave us all a laugh. The food was fantastic and there was something different daily, the only way I could think it was repetitive is if you only ate the pasta. They had different rices, different meats, different extras. They made omelettes in front of you, they were so fresh and absolutely delicious. The puddings and cakes were to die for, and so much choice! All the waiters were fantastic with my little boy, constantly giving him high fives and by the end of the holiday he was happy to give them hugs. I would say spoons are definitely guarded but if you were polite enough to ask for one you would be given one or three in our case. We never got to experience the entertainment team just because by 9pm we were all so exhausted that we were in bed. Honestly I would not change a thing, this was the best place for my little ones first holiday abroad. Would definitely recommend and hopefully will return in the future.

For a cheap winter break this hotel excided all my expectations as we wanted B&B this came up cheaper and did a package with jet2 . £440 for a week in march . Pool area lovely with a pool bar ( look after staff , small tip) and they will look after you . Children’s area lovely to with beautiful Palm trees and shrubs. Breakfast was great fresh eggs cooked for you and lots of other choices with loads of pastries which the French love . Beautiful fresh bread too . Lunch was stunning with the barbecued food fabulous with lots of salad choice and meat, potatoes and lots of bubbling tagines . Ice bucket with your choice of wine ( rose was good) and bottles of water . We ate outside as with all inclusive all a bit clanky . If you want English food then it’s not for you . Lunch pizza oven was delicious too . We went for lunch around 1.45 when it had cleared a bit and sat outside. Our table was soon wiped and set ( as we gave waiter 40 mud and he looked after us . Entertainment around the pool was fun . Games , darts , pool party , cooking . demonstrations. Cocktails not all that . But you can tweak . When you order a mojito it’s non alcoholic but you order a vodka or gin and put it in . If you want stronger sangria you order a red wine and put that in . Gin and tonic’s were good and the beer . Went to the Moroccan restaurant, around £12 each , it was ok, the chicken tagine wasn’t cooked in the tagine but simply placed in the pot . Staff weren’t great. Rooms Very clean and a nice size , no frills . Simple showers gel . Tv with only 1 English Channel. No kettle ( bought our own) Clean towels ( not the whitest) Cleaned every day and left our room nice . Would I go back 100% yes for a lovely winter break . Beach very close and went to camel restaurant twice and scala fish restaurant and jade , they were all lovely. Big portions in all so shared . Area is lovely with a lovely clean prom . 40 minutes from airport and we only had 2 drop offs so very quick . Souk is 25min walk away didn’t go as didn’t want the hassle and really didn’t want to shop on our relaxation break . People got football shirts for about £8 . You have to barter around 3/4 of the asking price . Went to the more

So the Valeria Jardins D’Agadir Resort I'm going to try and be as objective as possible however, I will be honest given my experiences during my stay. Once the utterly ridiculous passport control was completed (story for another day, buckle up for your return) and transfer on the coach with a driver that doesn't understand the concept of speed bumps we arrived at the hotel. We were greeted by the security at the door and ushered towards the main desk. Once that the main desk we were asked to fill out some documents and provided keycards for the accommodation and told about the times for meals etc. We were advised that dinner was finished and that was it, no alternative information about where to go to get a meal or where they would recommend. We were taken to our accommodation and assisted with the cases etc, the rooms are very basic and I mean that literally. The rooms are two single beds pushed together, two side tables, dressing table, built-in wardrobe and an ill fitting cupboard that houses the mini fridge and that's your lot. There is no tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms nor is there anything provided/restocked in the mini fridge. I would also advise taking all toiletries as there is nothing provided in the accommodation other than a “one size fits all gel scrub” that gets refilled every other week. The balconies are quite small but functional for maybe 2 adults and there is plastic garden furniture and a table. However, credit must be given to the cleaners, the rooms could be cleaned daily if required and you could tell the furniture was moved around and cleaned under which you were out. They definitely deserve a lot of credit as they must be the hardest workers in the hotel, so please do leave them a tip upon your departure. Once we had all settled the cases into the rooms we decided to go on the hunt for an evening meal, as dinner was over. We headed out of the hotel and passed the main desk to head out the main door where we were abruptly stopped by the security guard at the airline style body scanner. He gesticulated to his wrist and grunted a couple of times, we quickly realised he thought we were in the hotel illegally as we were not wearing wristbands. Back to the desk we went to obtain the wristbands we should have been given on arrival. Wristbands obtained from the blaise staff member behind the desk, we attempted to descend out into Agadir on the hunt for dinner. The next day was generally about getting your bearings of the complex and the food and drinks on offer. Resort The resort itself is made up of 9/10 Riyad style blocks with around 25ish apartments in each unless you are in the block where the spa is which has less as the ground floor is encompassed by the spa itself. The gardens are well maintained but the blocks themselves are a bit tired in places and the pathways can be a bit uneven here and there. Also of note the communal areas of the Riyads could do with being cleaned more often, as they

A very clean and comfortable hotel, nice food and very attentive waiters but you need french to make the most of it. If you're the sort of Brit who has some passable french and perhaps some arabic keywords then you'll probably enjoy it. The main pool is nicely heated and its easy to get taxis outside to souk el had for example. Shout out to taxi #17, great bloke who took us on a reasonably priced tour of agadir. The souk is definitely the highlight of agadir and well worth the visit, eye opening for sure. The stall holders are not too aggressive so long as you are firm.

This hotel is not 4* I would say 2 to 3 at most. Positioned right next to Casinos that are hirendously noisey through to 6/7am in the morning. We had to be moved it was that bad and the quieter room still nosey. Food very poor and minimal selection. Entertainment not very much. Place is dated. We had no hot water for a couple of day. Pool not heated apparently in winter months so very cold. Outside is lovely. Locals friendly and a very safe place. Local eateries very nice and not too costly. El Torros and Jade Met very nice people in the hotel just a shame it was very low quality