Tildi Hotel

“Great Location & Pool Area”

We stayed at Hotel Tildi for a week in July, and overall had a good stay. The hotel’s location is excellent, being only a short five-minute walk from the beach, promenade, and a wide selection of restaurants. The hotel itself is starting to show its age and would certainly benefit from some refurb… more

We stayed at Hotel Tildi for a week in July, and overall had a good stay. The hotel’s location is excellent, being only a short five-minute walk from the beach, promenade, and a wide selection of restaurants. The hotel itself is starting to show its age and would certainly benefit from some refurbishment. The rooms are spacious, although the bathroom layout is a little unusual, with the toilet being separate from the wash basin and shower. The beds were quite firm, but we got used to them after a couple of nights. We did have to ask for an extra pillow, as only one was provided per person. It’s also worth noting that the hotel no longer provides tea and coffee making facilities in the rooms. The pool area is large, with plenty of sunbeds available throughout the day, so there was never any need to rush out early to reserve one. The pool bar and restaurant serve food and drinks during the day at reasonable prices. Breakfast was perfectly adequate, offering a selection of pastries, cereals, fruit, and an omelette station. However, if you’re expecting a traditional British cooked breakfast, you’ll likely be disappointed. The only real annoyance was that whenever the housekeeping staff cleaned the room, they removed the key card from the electricity slot. This switched off the fridge and all electrical sockets, meaning phones and other devices stopped charging while we were out. On arrival, we also felt the room hadn’t been cleaned to a particularly high standard, but after mentioning it to reception, the housekeeping noticeably improved for the remainder of our stay. The gym is located next to the pool bar, but don’t expect a lot of equipment and what is needs repaired but I made do with what was provided for the week. A handy bonus is the mini market next door, which sells most everyday essentials and is very convenient. Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Hotel Tildi. Considering the price we paid and its excellent location, it represented good value for money, and we would happily return.

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“Big Lee & Jack the lad's adventure to Agadir”

Big Lee & Jack the lad visit to Morocco We stayed at the Tildi hotel for a 7 nights first thing is don't believe the negative reviews for a budget holiday the hotel and staff were excellent the rooms maybe a little dated were spacious! had a fridge air con was good large bathroom shower ok we we… more

Big Lee & Jack the lad visit to Morocco We stayed at the Tildi hotel for a 7 nights first thing is don't believe the negative reviews for a budget holiday the hotel and staff were excellent the rooms maybe a little dated were spacious! had a fridge air con was good large bathroom shower ok we were on the 4th floor and could still connect with the free WiFi (we took our firestick worked good) we stayed BnB fresh fried eggs omelettes and morrocon pancakes a couple of mornings on the hot options they served spicy sausages in a nice cherry tomato and onion sauce there was a cold buffet too with cheeses yoghurts cold meat etc one evening we paid ba very reasonable ( £12) to dine in the evening at the hotel( my son isn't very adventurous when it comes to food but he tried most of what was on the menu that night) the pool was clean free towels plenty of sun loungers the outside bar by the pool also had a menu for light lunches burgers salads pizza..... A local beer cost between 35 dh - 50dh rooms cleaned daily staff were friendly Would we return to the Tildi definitely (the only negative comment I would suggest that needs attention would maybe create more entertainment in the evenings the beach is only a few minutes walk the seafront and beaches were clean modern with an assortment of restaurants n bars (I personally would recommend eating at the Lebanese restaurant and the camel restaurant) we would score the hotel 8/10 the resort 7. 5/10

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“Nice clean hotel with tasty food”

We had a lovely 2 week stay at the Tildi. The rooms and hotel were extremely clean and all you needed for a homiday trip. Maids cleaned daily if you liked. We ate dinner at the hotel a few times having gone B&B, and we were pleasantly surprised and impressed with the range and tastiness of the foo… more

We had a lovely 2 week stay at the Tildi. The rooms and hotel were extremely clean and all you needed for a homiday trip. Maids cleaned daily if you liked. We ate dinner at the hotel a few times having gone B&B, and we were pleasantly surprised and impressed with the range and tastiness of the food. It was good value too, at around £11pp for main and pudding We especially enjoyed the local Moroccan white wine served at the bar - still trying to track it down in the UK. The pool area served very well priced lunches. Pizza was good particularly, at around £4 for a large 12". There was always a couple of sun loungers available, but not sure if this would be the case later in the summer, though 27 degrees was enough for us, sitting by the pool. Reception were helpful when asked about taxis and were happy to print out bus tickets for our trip to Marrakech. Why I have not rated 5......breakfast was adequate, and there was plenty. I would have liked more of the moroccan crumpet things and perhaps less pastry/sweet items and the coffee was a little odd and sweet for me and out of a machine, but it filled the morning gap until lunch. We would have liked to be able to sit at the pool bar in the evening for dinner, or some food and drinks, but this closed at 7pm, which seemed a shame as this would have been a nice area if utilised and lit nicely. Most staff we polite, but there was a slight feeling of some things for some staff being a but too much effort. Only a small amount, but it makes a difference when you save all year for a holiday, to feel welcome at your own hotel. All in all we enjoyed our stay and would be happy to stay there again, if we went back to Morocco.

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