Fairmont Taghazout Bay

“Breathtakingly beautiful in Taghazout”

Probably the best resort in the town of Taghazout. The access to the beach, the multiple pool, restaurants, bars, and the vastness of the property cannot be beaten. The staff were friendly and always helpful. The spa was fantastic and the breakfast was a smorgasbord! The only restaurant that disap… more

Probably the best resort in the town of Taghazout. The access to the beach, the multiple pool, restaurants, bars, and the vastness of the property cannot be beaten. The staff were friendly and always helpful. The spa was fantastic and the breakfast was a smorgasbord! The only restaurant that disappointed us was Paper Moon. Paper Moon serves breakfast but we had no issues with that, it was dinner that was a huge let down. The other restaurants like Tapa were simply amazing.

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“An excellent place for the family”

This is a truly special hotel with wonderful grounds, great restaurants and access to the beach! Hidden away from the hustle and bustle and great for families like ours. We spent a week at the Fairmont and loved the various restaurants as well as spa! Our favourite restaurant was Paper Moon and the… more

This is a truly special hotel with wonderful grounds, great restaurants and access to the beach! Hidden away from the hustle and bustle and great for families like ours. We spent a week at the Fairmont and loved the various restaurants as well as spa! Our favourite restaurant was Paper Moon and the views from all four restaurants are pretty special. Concierge couldn’t do enough for you and were a particular highlight. Service is very slow in most parts of the hotel but everyone is very pleasant and smiley… you forgive easily when everyone is so friendly.

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“Excellent resort hotel in a strip of good hotels.”

Quality rooms, gardens and pools. Each almost impossible to fault. There are also sunbeds on the beach but the Atlantic is much cooler than the pools! Service at the pools impeccable. Cleaning service in the rooms excellent except for one day we were overlooked (but swiftly rectified after a call … more

Quality rooms, gardens and pools. Each almost impossible to fault. There are also sunbeds on the beach but the Atlantic is much cooler than the pools! Service at the pools impeccable. Cleaning service in the rooms excellent except for one day we were overlooked (but swiftly rectified after a call to reception). Restaurants can be a bit "hit & miss" but the Management listen and compensate accordingly. All alcoholic drinks beer, wine and cocktails are about £10 each. Food mains about £10 starters and £20 mains. Breakfast buffet spread is of superb quality and very varied. Bicycles available for free use. Local restaurants are good quality and much cheaper but most don't sell alcohol. Pure Passion (alcohol) about 20 mins walk along the promenade towards Taghazout is exceptional. In the other direction La Plancha (no alcohol) can be recommended. Taxis outside much cheaper than hotel service. Trip to/from Agadir Souk was 400 MAD including a 2 hour wait whilst we shopped.

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“Careful with the rooms choice”

Be careful when you book here. There are 2 hotels in the same hotel. First, note it’s our 5th time staying in this place . One is a beach hotel, with sea views, waves sound, and a feeling to be on holiday One has a basic all inclusive holiday hotel vibe. We booked on Accor app, as usual, which … more

Be careful when you book here. There are 2 hotels in the same hotel. First, note it’s our 5th time staying in this place . One is a beach hotel, with sea views, waves sound, and a feeling to be on holiday One has a basic all inclusive holiday hotel vibe. We booked on Accor app, as usual, which was our first mistake. This hotel doesn’t recognize loyalty nor gives any particular attention to Accor members (and I’m platinum). So just go first with the cheaper booking option you’ll find on any discounted travel websites Then, it’s one of the most misleading booking pages on Accor app/website. I went for the highest category available, a 2 bedroom suite, as usual. We always have been placed in one of the beachfront buildings, and considering the high price of the suite, the photos on the app (showing a nice sea view), we just went ahead and books We were shocked once checking in to discover that there is a “partial sea view” category, that has an obstructed view on the sea. As you have all the roofs and common areas and AC systems etc separating you from the sea. You’re isolated from the sea/beach by all the resort concrete and buildings… The Main Issue is the “partial sea view” is mentioned nowhere in the all or the booking, you just don’t know it’s partial, and nothing prepares you for this. It’s misleading, they know it, and never fixed it online. As it’d cost them a small email to their IT to add the mention “partial sea view” to the room category. They decided it wasn’t worth it… What a horrible way to start a stay with them, and they’re definitely losing a returning regular customer (but they obviously don’t care). My advice, be very careful with the room category you’re booking, some rooms are definitely really bad and frustrating

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