Hotels With breakfast in Souss-Massa, Morocco

A hotel designed for total relaxation and recharging, perfect for couples who prefer to relax instead of partying. The service is top-notch. The staff is very welcoming, always smiling and attentive. The pools are very clean, as are the rooms. Thank you, Pickalbatros, for this wonderful stay. See you soon! 😍❤️

Normal. Very interesting interior, but very dark. Living on the second floor, nothing can be seen in the room. Always half dark. And so, in general, everything liked. Service is good. All polite, helpful with any questions. There are no shops nearby where you could buy fruit. But it 's on the coast as a whole.

It was a wonderful experience, very friendly staff, very warm welcome, very nice room, nice pool, just perfect, I rate this hotel as very positive with a score of 10.

The hotel is ideal, very large, they gave us an apartment separate from the hotel. It is the highest hotel in all of Agadir, everything is very friendly and the breakfast is very complete

Pictures: I attached 9 pictures for broken lock and bathroom. There was few minor issues as well but most important are described below. Reception: Person who check me in asked for tax to be paid so I said OK. He asked for 150 MAD so I paid. Once I went to my room I checked previous bill issued by Trip and it was only €10.20 which is more less 110-112MAD but receptionist asked for 150MAD so 30% more. I came back to reception about half an hour later to challenge him but he tried to trick me that I am paying different tax, not tax from my bill etc. but once he realised I will not let him go he asked me if I want any refund for overpayment. I paid him with GBP where official exchange rate was 12MAD but obviously he lied it is 11MAD. They got exchange point on site and rate there was 12.10MAD. Management should investigate this young mid age men trying to cheat their own clients with amount and exchange rate. Two ladies came there soon after I paid him my local tax so he told them that exchange point is closed now (how come 1 min earlier it was open for me ? Joke.) Room cleanliness: Room was so so but bathroom was very BAD = very BAD. Bathroom has mould around silicone, tube has strange stains = see my pictures attached so you can judge yourself how it is. TV: has no foreign channels with foreign languages.

Excellent welcome. The staff in general are welcoming and friendly. Breakfast is served at your table with everything you desire, and politely. The maintenance and hygiene service is very good. Secure parking. Flawless.

This hotel is in a great location. if you come out of the hotel and turn right and cross over the road, there is a McDonald's in front of you. if you turn left coming out of the hotel, as you walk along for 5 miniutes, you will see plenty of corner shops for drinks, snacks, etc. just after the shops, by the roundabout, if you turn left, you will see some food resturants, and at the end of this road which leads to the beach, you will find a money exchange which have good rates in exchanging money. The hotel is very clean, and I advise taking a room with a sea view on the 4th floor upwards for the best view. The rooms have a private balcony, and the TV has a 24-hour English-speaking channel showing good films (MBC Max). The downside to the hotel is that the wifi is nonexistent. i brought a mini wifi router 4G/5G router off eBay before I left the UK for around £15. When I arrived at Agadir airport, just by the duty-free shops, you will see the orange and lnwi stores. I went with lnwi, and for £10 i brought a 10GB sim, which the girls put into my router to show it works. The router then worked fine in my hotel room at the Hamilton Hotel. i stayed for 1 week, but the SIM ran out of credit because I watched a lot of football on my tablet and other videos. Maybe I should have brought a 20 GB SIM card. During the day, I couldn't be bothered to walk to the beach or sit in the hotel swimming pool area, but straight across the road from the hotel is a stadium with lots of seats, and I found it very relaxing. After 2 hours, it got too hot, so I went back into the hotel for the shade of my balcony room. Nice hotel and loved the music in the evenings coming from the other hotels.

A great complex, a huge hotel comprising of lots of rooms, most with a sea view. Breakfast was good and the Mecca seemed to be the egg person, you could have fried, scrambled or an omelette with various fillings! A great place to be. The guy who sells tours, I’ll be honest I had little faith in him at first, however he was the real deal when we took a trip to Paradise Valley, it was so good, but not for the feint hearted! Worth every penny and yes of course I haggled!

Our experience at the Hyatt Regency Taghazout was superb! What left the best impression was the kindness of the staff members. Everyone was so friendly and was caring so much that we received the best service. Upon request we received even an upgrade on our room, which made our stay even better with an awesome view. The breakfast offered a huge variety. The staff members around Yassine and specially the female staff members like Asma amaray, Chaimae and everbody else really was making sure that we felt welcomed. They also remembered our preferences and took care that the service was excellent. The location of the hotel is also great at it is right at the beach. You have an amazing view from the pools or the break fast area or also from your room. To Taghazout it is an easy walk either on the beach or path, which is even lighted in the dark that takes about 20 minutes. The rooms were very clean and spacious for two people. The bed was also very comfortable. To sum up we can only recommend highly this hotel and it won’t be the last time that we have stayed there. Special thanks also the the hotel manager Hicham Hriouad, who supported us and was available for our questions that made our stay just great.

The staff members were so nice and helpful. Special thanks to Azedine, who was helping me to organize surf lessons or also trips to Marrakech or finding opportunity to participate on cooking lessons. The location of the hotel is perfect for people, who want to stay just at the hotel, as you are directly at the beach. Most of the guests were either families or older people. If you want to walk to Taghazout it is possible, but it takes around 45 minutes. The pools are not heated, which made them not so enjoyable as the water really gets cold. The breakfast has a lot of variety to offer, but it gets very crowded and at some point the food is not refilled. The rooms were spacious and clean. What I did not like so much is that the live music, which is offered mostly every night is playing either Spanish or Latin American Music. It doesn’t feel authentic to come to Morocco for this. I rather would like to listening to Moroccan Music there. But in general the hotel is nice with nice staff members.