ROBINSON Club Agadir

Just back from a couple of weeks at Robinson Club, 2nd time here. Can’t say enough about this place, great staff, fantastic food, rooms are clean and airy with great balconies. The hotel itself is absolute spotlessly clean, the pools are huge and not busy at this time of year. A special mention to the staff and management though, because everyone seems to put in a shift and the manager is quite clearly revered by them and quite rightly so. He takes the time to speak to everyone he can, from the cleaners upwards to the poshest of guests. One point which has been mentioned before, it is a German hotel, with a smattering of French, not a lot of British on the go, which we didn’t mind. Be back here again in the future, lovely place!

We've stayed a week at the Robinson Club Agadir two years in a row in late November and we have loved it. The resort is unique in that it is situated at the very end of the public beach and all the rooms face towards the unspoiled dunes and looong beach of the King of Marocco's property next door. The grounds are landscaped in a prairie style with lots of swaying grasses and the hotel rooms all have balconies or small outdoor patios with seating or loungers. The buildings are spread out over a reasonable stretch of land, which means that guests might have to walk a couple of minutes up to the main restaurant for breakfast/dinner or down to the beach restaurant for lunch, but this is no hardship. The food is very good, with lots of variety and healthy options abound. However, gluten-free options are few and far between, and although I had emailed the resort to request gluten-free bread I found that the scant supply often ran out - in contrast to the abundant supply of beautiful artisan-style white and brown German normal breads. The staff are lovely and clearly proud to work there. We really like the communal tables at mealtimes, although it is possible to find tables for 2 for those who don't feel like mingling. Robinson Club is German - which is probably the reason why this resort feels so fresh and appealing, when you're the only British guests you really do feel like you're away from home. German guests have high standards, and it shows in everything from food to cleanliness and activities. The 'club' format is deliberately informal and sociable, with guests hanging out in the beach café in the afternoons and the bar is busy both before and after dinner (helped by the fact that drinks are included). However, as a German resort there is no hospitality tray in the rooms - something that British guests do miss. For our second visit I brought a travel kettle plus instant coffee, tea and even milk (which I stashed in the empty minibar) - because sometimes it's just nice to have a cuppa quietly on your own ground-floor terrace, with only the company of a friendly cat (there are a few - cared for by the resort). The weather in late November is sunny and breezy, with cool nights, very much a desert climate. At that time of year it is relatively full but mainly with adults, a large number of whom disappear to play golf for most of the day, so the beach and pool are peaceful, while the bar and evening entertainment is lively and sociable. In short, a gorgeous resort, very restful and very safe.

I stayed here in October, its a gorgeous resort and I think the only one in Agadir that the hotel connects to beach directly. Food is very good (no scrimping on drinks or prawns lol) as are drinks. Staff were excellent, great atmosphere in the bar at night too. Only slight downside as english speakers was that 95% of guests were german and lots of channels etc were set up for that. I really enjoyed my stay here, but this is a factor. It's quite an expensive resort too in comparison similar hotels.