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El Pueblo Tamlelt
Morocco, Africa
Agadir
There are so many reasons to look forward to a holiday in Agadir including the wonderful weather, vibrant local culture, great beaches and blue skies. Choose the El Pueblo Tamlett as your base and you'll find peaceful surroundings and friendly atmosphere and still be only 200m from the beach. The bustling centre of Agadir with its many bars, shops and restaurants is also within easy reach.
An unforgettable Moroccan holiday awaits you at the El Pueblo Tamlett in Agadir:
The El Pueblo Tamlett is found in a peaceful part of the popular resort of Agadir, close to the beach with its warm blue waters which look so inviting? This hotel is a great choice as the El Pueblo Tamlelt shares a wealth of facilities with its sister hotel the Caribbean Village. Guests get maximum enjoyment from a total of 9 restaurants, 4 bars and 4 large swimming pools. All of which means that you can dine somewhere new every day, cool off in different surroundings and really make the most of the excellent facilities here.
Accommodation at the El Pueblo Tamlelt is arranged in a village style around the pool and is interspersed with lush tropical gardens. Comfortable ensuite twin rooms all boast a balcony or terrace and feature satellite television, telephone and heater.
When you're not lazing on the beach or chilling out by the pool, there are plenty of other options to keep you entertained. With 4 tennis courts, mini golf, table tennis, volley ball, badminton and darts all available, you'll be spoilt for choice on how to have the most fun.
That's really what a holiday at the El Pueblo Tamlett is all about. Find the very best way for you to really relax, enjoy yourself, and unwind in the glorious Moroccan sunshine - and you'll soon feel right at home here.
Facilities
- 4 outdoor pools (2 heated in winter)
- 4 restaurants
- 4 Bars
- Daily entertainment programme
- Kid's Club
- 4 tennis courts
- Mini golf
- Table tennis
- Volley ball
- Badminton
- *Some facilities may incur an additional fee
- Please note that El Pueblo Tamlelt shares a wealth of facilities with its sister hotel the Caribbean Village.
Due to the surrounding area and the number of steps around the hotel, it may not be suitable for those with mobility difficulties.
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The Local Area
Located in Agadir, the El Pueblo Tamlelt shares a wealth of facilities with its sister hotel the Caribbean Village. The hotels boast a total of 4 restaurants, 4 bars and 4 large swimming pools. Accommodation at the El Pueblo Tamlelt is located in a peaceful part of the resort and is arranged in a village style around the pool and tropical gardens. There is a beach just 300 metres away and the centre of Agadir, with its bars shops and restaurants is within easy reach.
Tripadvisor Reviews
3.0 Average1,074 reviews
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Rollercoaster
Staff were top draw, everyone of them, hotel was tired but clean and well maintained, no air con in our room but thankfully weather wasn’t too bad so didn’t struggle too much, noise at night in block C was ridiculous, like a motorway with horn happy drivers and music till 3am, local restaurants were excellent, Morocco has some charm
OMG, I want to go home after 6 hours here!!!!
Am actually depressed!!!! After coming so disappointed. Ive been here 3 times over the last 25 years I am gutted. 1st room didn't even have a sink and was filthy. 2nd room. Air con not working, dirty towels on floor. Shabby, filthy and been so neglected. This used to be a great place but today I've turned up and been placed in a slum!! Evening dinner.... yeah, after having not eaten all day i left with an apple!!! WTF has happened to this place??? Food was ok 2 years ago but tonight the soup was tasteless, cold and smelled disgusting. This place desperately needs some money spent on it. I feel insulted that I have been put in a dirty, smelly and grubby room. Never again! Photos are just the balcony!!!
Better than the reviews suggest
So after reading all of the reviews, my expectations were low...so I was pleasantly surprised by the overall experience.
Food is basic at breakfast, but would recommend going out for evening dinner Le Maxwell next door was superb.
Yes the hotel is tired, run down and would take a year to write the risk assessments needed to put things right. But if you get over that its a big resort, pools are spacious and the animation team work hard for entertainment.
The bar area is like a cross between butlins and Benidorm, there was a certain type that embraced the all inclusive in this area and you need to get to know the bar staff early to get served.
Rooms were better than expected, but it can get very noisy if you're near the main road, so don't expect a good sleep.
Recommend having a walk to the beach and on the promenade.
Overall its 3 stars but when you pay £275 for 3 nights all inclusive you aren't expecting anything special.
Not as bad as the picky people have said it is
Like most people after reading the reviews I expected the worst but was pleasantly surprised. Yes it badly needs an upgrade in most areas but the staff work remarkably hard to make your stay as good as it can be. Our room was clean and spacious yes it needed aircon but can’t have everything, the noise at night from traffic was biggest issue but this is not the fault of the hotel. Food is quite repetitive but stick to the freshly cooked food and you won’t go wrong, also a number of really good restaurants next door to the hotel reasonably priced for a change. Overall a good break and spot on value for money worst actual thing about the holiday was some of the specimens that spend all day at the pool bar drinking, again not the hotels fault.
Get what you pay for!
We had booked the El Pueblo Tamlelt, and on arrival you are greeted by a dour looking building. It twins with Caribbean Village hotel (you use the facilities of both) which has a much more appealing frontage.
The hotel is certainly run down and in need of an upgrade, but you get what you pay for- and the 3 different pool areas are clean. The staff were great, especially those manning the main pool bar, which was frequented in mass number by guests you would expect to find in Wetherspoons at 9am on a Tuesday.
The room was spacious ... but the bathroom wasn’t overly respectful of privacy (we were a group of friends - not such an issue for a family potentially!). Bring your own towel. We had a room facing the main road which did mean being subjected to blaring horns until the early hours.
Food was a mixed bag, pancakes and Omlette’s in the morning were good, snack bar (limited opening hours) of burgers and chips did a job. We tried the lunch/evening menu, but ended up eating out on the final 2 nights. Plenty of good but relatively cheap alternative options within walking distance.
Having seen some of the reviews we feared the worst but we made it workable.
