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We enjoyed our house, the seaside.

Hotel Paradis Plage offers a beautiful holiday experience. The hotel’s surf school is outstanding, with incredibly skilled and pedagogical teachers. This was a perfect learning environment for the 10 days I spent surfing, which included surf guiding and surf trips. Special mention goes to Ibrahim for his exceptional teaching skills and infectious energy which clearly contributed to the memorable surf experience. Issmail deserves recognition for making our stay truly remarkable, organizing trips, recommending excellent restaurants and places to visit, as well as ensuring that our family was well taken care of throughout our time in Imi Ouaddar. Paradis Plage’s well-appointed rooms are very clean and comfortable. The professional spa has an inviting atmosphere for relaxation. Proximity to the beach, transats and a zen garden with hammocks add to the allure of this hotel. The delicious diverse and fresh breakfast buffet is a perfect start to the day. The friendly personnel consistently provided great service with a smile, adding to the overall positive vibe of the hotel. Thank you everyone at Hotel Paradis Plage, for a superb stay - see you again soon!

We recently stayed at Radisson Blu taghazout and had an amazing experience. A heartfelt thank you to the Kids Club team, especially Mrs. Fadwa and her assistants naïma and aya , for their kindness and attentiveness with the children. They were incredibly caring and offered a wide range of exciting activities that our children absolutely loved. We were pleasantly surprised by the Kids Club option, which gives us a little time for ourselves. Also the breakfast was exceptional: abundant, varied, and delicious.  Nothing was missing, and everything was perfectly presented. We  loved the hotel itself, with its beautiful and serene setting. The tranquility and beauty of the place allowed us to relax and fully enjoy our time there. We have lasting memories of this experience and are already looking forward to returning.

With all-inclusive meals, vacation is very suitable.

Staying at the Hyatt Regency Taghazout was a fantastic experience. The staff were exceptionally friendly and attentive, always ready to assist with a smile. The room was spacious, impeccably clean, and offered stunning views of the lake. Each morning, I enjoyed a delicious breakfast buffet with a wide variety of options. The hotel's amenities, including the well-equipped fitness center, added extra comfort to my stay. The location was perfect for both relaxation and exploration, making my visit memorable and enjoyable.

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.

This is by far the oddest hotel experience of my life. The Hilton Tagazhoute is by far the nicest Hilton I've ever not stayed in, or certainly not completed a stay in. We had rented a lovely apartment almost next to the hotel and every day we went to either the beautiful Calypso club or the main hotel restaurants. Looking back through my credit card statement it was three lunches, one amazing dinner and three 'just for drinks & snacks' visits. We'd made friends with the staff, my son had been invited to surf with the waiters and we'd been treated like friends by everyone. As a treat for my last night I decided to book a room using some Hilton points. The idea was to enjoy the hotel properly and enjoy the room for a comfortable nights sleep. All going to plan and the hotel welcomed me even at 12.30...a bit cheeky, but I was genuinely excited to make the most of it. My room was amazing, sea view, super comfy bed and to top it all I was invited to a buffet on the terrace by the team. It started to go super weird about 2 hrs later when my son (who had been in the hotel 4-5 times already) came through the beach entrance and was pursued by a pretty grumpy looking security guard. He gesticulated and shouted that we must leave as we weren't guests and couldn't use the pool. An understandable mistake and it was easily rectified when I showed him my room key. All calm again. We went up to my room and at five o'clock we were treated to complimentary drinks in the bar, so far so amazing. We went out for dinner about a mile away and at some point I recall hearing some pretty loud music. I was hoping it was nowhere near the hotel but on arriving back it was obvious it was in the hotel grounds, full club music, light show, dancing. For additional context the Hilton is not a beach club vibe hotel and with average rates of over $250 a night not likely to attract a beach club crowd. We had some drinks hoping that as advertised the club would close at 11pm. By 11.30 it had only become louder and I knew I wasn't going get any sleep. At this stage I asked my son to wait whilst I grabbed my case. At this point the same security guard ran across the hotel lobby shouting at us to 'go to reception, go to reception' not entirely sure why. I packed my case and by the time I'd made it to reception there were 2 other guests complaining about the music. They were offered rooms on the other side of the hotel not overlooking Calypso where the music was coming from. It's now well after midnight and when I asked to check out I was told I couldn't and must either pay or get a different room. A bit of a stand off ensued with a further 2 guests joining the queue to complain. Finally my room was refunded and I had to walk back in the dark to our apartment, where, yes, ironically I could still hear the music! This has to be the oddest experience of my numerous Hilton stays. Still no idea what had rattled the security guard so much that he was so hostile