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This is a 5 star hotel, but we all wondered were they got the stars from. For the price of the rooms here (2300 dirham a night) you'd expect much more. The reception area looks fab, mosaics and water features and pristine looking staff. But the rooms have cracks in the ceilings, paint drips on the tiles in the bath room, and towels that have seen better days. And of course the mini bar is empty. We had a television, but no chance of lazing on the bed, watching it. You'll have to get up to change channels as they do not have enough remote controls for all the rooms! I must add that everything is very, very clean!
The restaurant does local food, but you can eat the same dishes for three times less in town.
If you stay here in winter be prepared for the cold. There is a small electric heater in every room, but the air gets so dry, you'll have to sleep with the windows open. The corridors, breakfast room, bar and restaurant are absolutely freezing.
Breakfast at this hotel is delicious. There's a very big choice, catering to all tastes. There's a lady frying eggs any which way you want, and loads of sweet dishes. Breakfast is not included in the bill though, but this seems ro be common in Morroco.
The rooms on the ground floor all have a terrace overlooking the pool and garden, and there's a large terrace overlooking the ocean. Theme: HotelPrice: US$180 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageDirections: By the beach (Ain Diab)
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on June 2, 2006
on December 21, 2005