SOFITEL AGADIR THALASSA SEA & SPA Luxe

The staff is exceedingly friendly, and the rooms are very nice. There does not seem to be much to do however other than eat and sleep and swim so if that is what you like then I recommend it. The reasoning for the 3 star would be the moldy napkins at breakfast 2 days in a row and the quality of the food. The food is average at best with mediocre spices for flavor. Perhaps it is meant to be that way however I am more used to the flavorful spices of Moroccan cuisine.

We had a week here 4/11 February (can't believe I never sent this before just found in drafts!) . On arrival (with mint tea and macaroons) we were upgraded to 159 ... what a treat. It was lovely and simply huge. Our whole stay was made by the lovely friendly staff ... nothing was too much trouble. At breakfast (which was absolutely beautiful) within 2 days our orange juice and black tea arrived automatically as soon as we came in. The weather was mixed and the hotel was not full so it was a really relaxing break. The hotel visually is decidedly quirky very black and white with some seriously curious artwork (you're never going to be bored!) The staff definitely are the best I've met in a long while even ordered me a taxi to a local pharmacy ( 😂 forgot plasters and got a blister walking up to the Marina on day 1 !) and arranged for him to wait to bring me back. Only ate in restaurant once and had room service once - both times were excellent. Had some snack lunches and drinks by the pool which were very good. Looking forward to coming back again in the autumn.

I think Agadir has a special deal with the weather, where we weren't that lucky, as by June mid, it was Greg and windy. The hotel is located on town border and has many advantages, great beach, an amazing pool, great views... but! The hotel is missing the small touches that would make it stand out and become a 5* hotel, the food is good but nothing special, the service the same, the quality and little details as well... not sure there's a better deal in Agadir compared to this hotel

This is the first time we come to Agadir or even Morocco to celebrate my birthday. First we received a warm welcome from Mahdi, who trains in the reception and we had a problem that we put the bags at the airport and he helped us to restore. And whenever we met him ask us how we are and ask us if we need something. And the thing I loved and influenced in that he brought me a cake on my birthday, accompanied by a bouquet of roses. I told him that I would come in August and suggested that I visit Opera suite, which is the biggest suite in the hotel but I did not have time for it. He suggested that he go himself and send me a video of the pavilion and I agreed with pleasure. From this platform I liked the pavilion And will book it next time. I like the hotel and I also like how to deal with customers and I hope to come again. Finally thanks to all the staff and special thanks to Mehdi for the video 😉 and for your hospitality, see you again. I am sorry for my method in English 😊

I travelled for the first time with my friend to agadair. When we arrived till the day we left Merdu sorted everything out. His an asset to Sofitel and speaks English. He told us all the best places to eat, arranged everything and even told us where to go for shopping with great discount. He was very polite and his English was very good and I would recommend all UK people to ask for him when you arrive. I have already booked my tickets again to come back and will definitely be going through Merdu again. Apart from that, everyone in the hotel, from the manager to the people working are so friendly, always smiling and willing to help. They really know how to give premium service at this place with such genuine hospitality. I wouldn't be staying anywhere else apart from the Sofitel. Thanks Yousaf and Seracin