Hotels With Gym in Souss-Massa, Morocco

I missed having meat or fish at breakfast. Maybe it was due to Ramadan or the off-peak season. There was a lot of delicious pastry though. The location is good, the grounds are nice, and the beach is just across the road. There are turtles on the hotel grounds. We booked excursions through the hotel.

A warm welcome with Moroccan tea, and staff very friendly, everyone who works in the hotel greets you, The breakfast buffet was very extensive paint sprayer, Moroccan tea, chefs so professionals you are asked with a smile what kind of fried eggs you want nice swimming pool, only the coffee was bad not drinkable everyone left their coffee standing, you could also drink coffee or tea in your room, but there was no milk powder I don't drink coffee without milk, the last one I almost had to pay Tourist tax while I already told Trip .com had been paid on the voucher including all taxes, later that was resolved and had a really nice day.

I think a lot of people forget what sort of accommodation they would get at home in the UK for the price they have paid for a week or so by the sea, constant good weather and a lovely swimming pool to hand. Our standards are exceptionally high but we forget that the culture is different in Morocco. For me, as long as I have a clean bed, clean bathroom facilities and a version of everything I expected to get/have access too, then I can cope with a chipped floor, dusty floors, tired decor. Surely a friendly, helpful welcome is more amenable to a good experience? The pool is immaculate and throughly cleaned every morning. The only negative is the Gawd awful techno, trance, ******* (C) rap sample music the guy plays at full bunge all afternoon. You cannot even have a conversation with the person next to you. It REALLY was a pain in the Rse every afternoon. The restaurant food scenario does leave a lot to be desired. I thank the Lord I was only having breakfast. The cooked food is basic and poor choices of bread. NO FRUIT! But lots of salad???? 🤔🤔 Only One toaster for the guests to use. Omelette EVERY day, surely a change to pancakes/crepes wouldn't tax them too much? The poolside cafe is dire. Very poor selection. The staff are as slow as treacle in the north pole!! There is no gym or spa available at the time of my visit. Overall, I felt it was value for money. Most of the staff work very hard and are friendly and polite.

Good breakfast, easy check in / out. Everyone in the hotel are very friendly, polite and ready to help. The bathroom in the room is quite old but perfectly working well. Nothing to complain.

Great stay would recommend, good for couples or family’s room nice as well

This was our second visit to Amadil. The first one was better as we received better service. This visit was less in service but still overall a positive experience. The breakfast is really the best breakfast of all hotels.

A ”secret base” to escape from city life. I stayed here for three nights and didn't want to leave at all. The staff upgraded the best sea view suite for free. It's super photogenic. His house is a small single-family villa, each with four or five suites. The suite is large and equipped with a kitchen. The interior of the hotel is like a garden, with changing scenery. The service staff are also super friendly. It is the most cost-effective treasure hotel I have stayed in Morocco.

Very friendly staff and excellent service all around .

Breakfast is terrible room clean, the water cycle is nice, the reception is nice.

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.