Sahara Hotel Agadir - Adults Only

There’s something rather grubby and a more than a little bit sleazy about this hotel. It attracts mostly Arabic males who sleep during the day and party from 2am until lunchtime - in the local night clubs to begin with, but from 5.30am each morning the entire hotel vibrates with the music emanating from numerous bedroom afterpartys - young Moroccan girls run between rooms whilst empty spirit bottles and overflowing ash trays pile up outside in the corridors. I have spent the past three nights here with my partner and his parents and we’ve tried our best to to see the funny side of things, but thank goodness we’re checking out in an hours time and moving on to another hotel further up the coast. We’ve seen a few unwitting European couples who have taken the adults only description to mean peace and relaxation in a child free environment - this really isn’t the case and I would strongly advise anyone thinking of staying at the Sahara to look beyond what it says in their website and make sure what it’s offering is definitely what they’re looking for. The entire hotel is tired and worn. Breakfast is meagre and not to my taste. Swimming pool clean and in good condition. Staff on the whole are friendly and keen to please.

This is not a 5-star hotel, or a 4-star hotel depending on what website you have seen their rating on. This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in and I once stayed at an active construction site. The staff are useless, the rooms are dirty, uncomfortable and smell weird. When we arrived the power didn't work in our rooms and when it finally was "fixed" the internet wasn't working for the duration of our stay. We booked for a four-night stay at the Sahara and left after 12 hours of no sleep. Not only is there a nightclub in the hotel that you can hear in every room but the other guests also decided to have a hallway party that the staff said there was nothing they could do about. This is an awful hotel and if you book here you will want to leave. Save your money and book elsewhere

Franchement en dessous de tout: un personnel pléthorique mais absolument incompétent et mal embouché, ne parlant pas le français pour la plupart. La première impression est sinistre: un hall en marbre obscur mal éclaire et lá-bas derriere un comptoir deux ou trois cerbères au regard peu amène de fonctionnaires soviétiques. Pas de chauffage dans les chambres malgré une température exterieure de 10 degrés la nuit en un air glacial qui s'infiltre par des fenêtres qui ne sont pas étanches. L'eau chaude fait défaut au moment crucial et le petit déjeuner propose des mini-croissants rassis de l'avant-veille. Sur ce point c'est discipline militaire: arrivés en sale a 10 heures moins cinq, le service était déja désinstallé. Il a fallu crier pour obtenir quelques malheureuses viennoiseries. Partis en promenade pour la journées, nous découvrons que passées 20 heures, la chambre n'était toujours pas faite! Plainte à la réception qui nous dit "que nous aurions du solliciter le service de housekeeping" Ah oui? C'est une option? . Conclusion: une qualité de service qui ferait honte aux Thénardier du roman de Victor Hugo.L'impression d'être les seuls clients de l'hôtel tant les parties communes étaient désertes en permanence. A se demander quel est l'organisme qui octroie les étoiles au Maroc.