ROBINSON Club Agadir

Me and my son went for a short break here and both loved it. The food was great, I especially loved the healthy options and even brought a few recipes back. The staff were amazing and always available to help. I loved that they talk to people and really make you feel welcome. My son unfortunately had a cold before flying and came down with a sinus infection on the 2nd day but the on-site medical team were great. I’ve seen people moaning about no water in the fridges! We never experienced this problem and even if we had you only have to go and ask at the bar and they will give you small or large bottles. Lots of activities. Me and my son loved the surfing. The gym and spa were great. Classes to join in if anyone wants that. Good entertainment. All in all a fantastic resort. Will definitely return

We had heard really good things about Robinson Club Agadir and decided to try it out, but we are all quite disappointed. The grounds, food and location of the hotel are not comparable to other Robinson Clubs we've been to. GROUNDS: The rooms are nice, but depending on which building you're in, you are either far away from the pool and Roby Club or far away from the beach. I would recommend taking a room close to the main building so you don't have to walk ten minutes to get to the main restaurant, pool, fitness club or spa. There is an unpleasant smell near the entrance and in the dining halls of the restaurant. LOCATION: the hotel is situated in a bay that is highly prone to fog and wind. It is chilly here unless you get lucky. Ignore the weather forecasts - they are based on the weather at the airport which is 40 minutes away. Weather in Belek is much more consistent. FOOD: The food is decent, but not of the same quality or variety as in Belek or Kos or Apulien. SPA: The spa is great with a lovely sauna and indoor pool. Shame it is not open to children and given the chilly weather, except until 2pm if it is very foggy. SPORT: Good offering with something for everyone. Would be helpful to stagger the class start times to allow one to drop off kids at the Roby Club at 10:00 or 16:00. As many classes start at 10:00 or 16:00, this is problematic. Starting at 10:05 or 16:05 would make life easier for parents. STAFF: generally friendly, but not all speak German or English and those serving food cannot sometimes tell you what they are serving, I.e. whether the food contains wheat. Swim and tennis teachers Juergen and Patrick are top! ROBY CLUB: more activities for older kids 13+. This club is not really geared toward little ones. BEACH: fine sand. There is no way to have a sundowner at the beach though. The beach restaurant is only open for lunch. This is a real pity.

Arrived from GB quite late- only guests at this hotel we were taken to our lovely room but had nothing other than water in the room. Next morning went for breakfast- food was great but struggled to find a table outside.Lots of room inside. Food was very varied healthy juices to mega pastries. We never had any trouble finding seating at any point in the day around pools or on beach. Lunch was only served at the beach restaurants but we thought there was an excellent choice of food. Beach was stunning to look at but the sea in my view was full of debris. I personally would not have wanted to swim here. We have previoulsy visted Marrakesh and really loved it - this hotel was great but not quite so convinced about Agadir. The location of this hotel was very peaceful and not close to the main centre.Mainly german guests but we found the staff were polite and helpful. and happy to welcome any nationality.Lovely break and some amazing service from this hotel and staff.