Facilities: The facilities are quite comprehensive, typical for this price range. The minibar items are all complimentary, though it seemed like there were no toothbrushes or toothpaste (but I brought my own, so I didn't actually ask if they had them). The gym is quite large and even has a strength training area, but there are a bit too few yoga mats, which made it inconvenient for stretching with a friend.
The restaurant food was just okay. The octopus appetizer at Tfaya restaurant (P4) was the only dish I'd recommend; everything else felt below expectations. The restaurant service was decent, and the prices weren't high.
Cleanliness: Excellent.
Environment: The surroundings are lovely. The gym overlooks a river, but it's a bit far from the city center, giving it a secluded feel.
Service: Felt slightly below expectations. There was a welcome drink upon arrival, and welcome snacks were provided in the room (P2). They also offered shuttle service within the grounds when it rained. The front desk staff were all warm and friendly, and most of the staff encountered walking around the hotel would stop to greet us. However, the turndown service wasn't great; the comforter wasn't properly pulled out. This was especially noticeable with the extra bed; the main bed was fine, but on the small bed, when I pulled the comforter, the sheets came off, and I had to make the bed myself 😂. Also, the toilet paper ran out and wasn't replenished. I had to call to have it refilled. And I was even charged 10 dirhams for the phone call.
The room's decor and design are quite beautiful. The bathroom is very spacious and features a unique 'waterfall shower' experience, which felt well-designed. The room buttons are all touch-sensitive and quite difficult to use. The curtains are manual, which is inconvenient. I spent a long time figuring out that an up and down arrow button was actually for adjusting the overall room brightness. Interestingly, the room's power outlets worked directly with Chinese plugs, but the ones in the bathroom still required a European adapter.
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