Sidi el Haj Ahmed Hotels

"The rooms are huge and comfortable, though they are a bit dated and need a refurb. The food was what let us down. It’s really not great and not much Option. Also not much to do near the hotel it’s secluded. Surf lessons were good but the waves aren’t great in this area."

"Staff was really nice, hotel was accessible and clean. Food wasn’t great besides the Moroccan restaurant which wasn’t included in the half board. The main issue seemed to be the communication amongst the staff, we were told a lot of different things by different people, super inconsistent. This wasn’t anyone’s fault, again, staff was lovely, spa was great, but there were lots of little things, missing towels in room often, the bar not serving cocktails when more than a few people are in there, etc. Not a 5 star hotel at all but it wasn’t bad, won’t be staying here again though. "

"Food was good and facilities and space were really nice. Service is grease only if give most staff tips. On top of cost for the accommodation even if you pay full inclusive, it helps giving tips if you want a good service. We had to change rooms as there were cockroaches everyday since we got in. Second room was better but if you call reception, they would normally ignore requests or forget. Overall was ok but it’s not the usual 5 star hotel we have been before. It’s more a 4 star hotel. "

"White beach exceeded our expectations. Friendly greeting in amazing huge reception area Beautiful grounds running down to promenade & amazing long, wide “surfers paradise” beach. Room was large and spotless. Great bathroom / shower. Good WiFi. Dining / all inclusive was fantastic - food was top class both in options & quality. Incredible meat dishes, lots of fish and seafood options. Moroccan style food available every day and desserts made as you watched A la Carte meal at Azha was great - they really looked after us with petals on the table & a cake for my wife’s birthday. It was so peaceful & quite around the pool area, perfect for R&R. There were activities for those who wanted them but they didn’t disturb the peace. The gates open onto the seafront promenade - its one hour walk to Taghazout village but so worth it... or just stroll on the wide sandy beach. Fantastic !! There are two large indoor bars. One holds entertainment every night. We enjoyed one dance night and the Moroccan show but you could go every night if you wished. Bars had OK range of local cocktails and drinks from 10am poolside to midnight in main bars. it felt like proper all inc. Poolside Food Court has tasty snacks all day inc delicious freshly made pizzas. The only thing we didn’t like was the tour manager Abdul. He pounced on us at check in & later wanted cash only for tours we ended up booking for under half the price on line. Overall: Amazing friendly hotel - we loved it."

"The toilet seat in my room was completely broken - both parts - making it very uncomfortable to use. A plug socket to the left of my bed was not screwed in making it very dangerous to use. Although I arrived at the property at 6.30pm there was nobody on reception that could speak English For some reason the web-form I had to complete for registration didn't work, even though I was instructed to try it 4 times. This had to be completed manually in the morning!"

"Staff were lovely. Everywhere was clean. Food was expensive for the area but still good value coming from the UK "

"Great location and friendly staff, looks directly at the wave. 8/10"

"Bathroom was really small which was a problem due to my height. Floor was sandy too. Parking was 10DH per day. Other than that it was a great stay"

"Best place to stay in Taghazout! Beautiful rooms, perfect location right by the beach and shops/ bars. Great buzz inside and the evenings. Very friendly staff who will help book taxis etc. Incredible rooftop breakfast with every food you could want and views to die for !"