Jacaranda Golf Hotel, Agadir

I I am going to tell the truth all the truth and nothing but the truth. Agadir is a lovely place the Moroccan people are very friendly. The scenery is breath taking. The hotel location is very bad in a very shabby area. The walk to the beach and the centre is about 6 km. The accommodation is very nice very clean spacious and neat. The decoration is none existing not Moroccan not European. The garden is lovely but has a nasty smell from the drains it makes you feel ill in the morning. The pool was in a very bad state and neglected dead bird and flies insects etc... The owner didn�t take any notice of my complaint until the last day when someone else asked than it was cleaned. The water is never changed according to the owner only chemicals are added. Most of the food was delicious but very expensive one can eat out in a restaurant cheaper. The German owner was pain in the back side as soon as you have your food she comes to tell you a story how nice that food is� until it gets cold and you are not hungry be very careful if you don�t like it. I was chocked she is very racist towards the local people and doesnt stop slugging them off. Although she tries to be friendly with her guests there is a horrible smile she puts on if you make a complaint. All in all, the accommodation was nice there are a lot of thing to do and see in Agadir. I would not go back to this hotel as I have discovered some very nicer hotels in front of the sea and in the centre near all the restaurants banks cafes etc�

The service at the hotel was excellent although speaking minimal french we missed an english version of the main restaurant menu! We booked B&B and the food we had was lovely and made fresh. The gardens were beautiful and will probably be even more colourful in the summer months! The tortoises in the gardens kept us entertained by he pool! Our room was great and was kept very clean. Location was out of the way a little - an hours walk from the beach and main Agadir, due to the Kings new palace! Taxi rank was 350m away and a very vulnerable walk at night, even for couples and females covered up well.

This is a splendid place to stay. The accomodation and facilities are very good. The gardens are beautiful and extensive. The food, although quite pricey for the area is absolutely wonderful and you don't resent paying for such quality. One winge is that the website has not been updated to mention that a walk to the beach at Agadir is no longer possible as the King has built a new palace across the path!!! If you like solitude and magnificence take the trouble to walk the 3km past flamingoes and along the river estuary to the Atlantic Ocean - it is awesome.

and service and the personal touch of a hotel, which is run and supervised by the owner - very important in Morocco! Food and service is excellent and the rooms are spaceous and clean. Very comfortable and relaxing is the heated indoor-pool during the winter-months combined with a sauna and/or massage. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They added to our well-being and we felt sorry to go home...

I spent Christmas 2004 alone in Jacaranda Hotel Agadir and had a wonderful time. I played Golf most days, it was warm enough to swim in the fine very clean pool or just laze and read in the magnificent gardens, waiting for the lunchtime or dinner to come around as the food was always top class. A long way from Birmingham.I would confidently recommend to any traveller.