Allegro Agadir Hotel

We were unsure about both Morrocco and the hotel, as it had been reduced to a 3+, rather than 4 star. All worries vanished after the 1st day. The staff are amazing: so friendly, so welcoming. ( a small tip 200 DHM, about £2, really makes their day.) The food was amazing. I tried so many Tajine dishes, I'd never seen before: the salad and pizza options were excellent. The deserts, were truly wicked. sooooo tempting! People complained about food not being hot. It is a buffet, and there are microwaves, for goodness sake! The hotel is charmingly Arabic/African. The decor subtly different to the Canaries, which are very close. It's very safe to walk around, lots of security, and I went into Agadir itself for mass twice, having no issues other than getting lost the first time, and lovely people helping me out. Lots to see and do. Highly recommended.

Located just across the road from the promenade and beach, the prom area is in need of some TLC as looking run down and dog walkers don't pick up there dog muck. The hotel site is also looking run down, the upper sun bed terraces don't get washed or brushed and the sun loungers are quite mucky (pool area terrace gets wet from the pool and is cleaner). We paid for a superior room with pool view, we could see some sun beds but not the pool, room was in need of some TLC and felt dusty, same bedding for the week we where there, towels are changed daily but are picked up around breakfast time and are replaced later in the afternoon. Luck of the drawer what standard of room you get as a we got talking to a nice Geordie couple and their room was the same description but nicer all round. Shame on you Easyjet Holidays for not informing us that they are doing some building work on site, a customer service courtesy - surely. (I believe they are adding a new pool / terrace area) could hear the building site noise when the music / activities weren't on. Also massive construction site just over the road which in fairness is outside of hotels control but spoils the view with 4 of those massive construction cranes. Food was OK, quite repetitive with same dishes most evenings, I feel lucky compared to some previous reviews that I had 24hrs with a bad belly and was making conscious effort to stay away from ice in drinks, chicken and fish dishes. Entertainment team do a good job, credit wherecredit is due. Although the hotels parent company rate the Allegro Agadir as 4 star, it seems some UK holiday companies have downgraded their own ratings to a 3 star and personally I think in some areas like cleanliness and food quality this hotel is not even 3 stars. I did speak to Easyjet Holidays about my concerns regarding previous reviews before the holiday started and they weren't interested.

The establishment is staffed by friendly and kind-hearted individuals who create a welcoming and pleasant atmosphere for visitors. The environment feels intimate and cozy, offering a sense of comfort and calm. However, the menu options are somewhat limited, featuring only a small selection of food items to choose from.