Having recently stayed at a brand new 4/5* hotel in Egypt I was reminded of my stay at Le Tivoli. The staff were polite and numerous. They were helpful and responsive and appreciated my attempts at Arabic. The staff made a fuss of the children which was nice. The Morrocans are very friendly people as a whole. The accomodation was clean, worn in some areas but not in anyway that detracted from the overall 4 star impression. The room, a family room was enormous with fridge and TV, it was clean and comfortable. We don't bother with tour reps generally so the lack of input didn't detract from the holiday. A nativity was organised for Christmas day which involved live animals and live Mary and Joseph. Christmas Dinner which was at no extra charge was lovely. The entertainment was stunning. Being a bit lazy we rarely managed to be up in time for breakfast, which was ok if a bit limited. The hotel is surrounded by a wide selection of restaurants and shops. It is within walking...... Read more

This hotel has nice area's garden wise, and the pool area is lovely, our room was a suite with twin beds and seating area with coffee table TV, and a nice balcony. The two things I disliked about this hotel were food wasn’t nice, esp. evening meals, gave us a bad stomach for a few days. The foyer of the hotel could have been better also, the seating in that area needed a good clean, hotel was in a fairly clean area, with a few shops selling essentials and gifts and a chemist. Agadir beach is large, but has already been said, the ladies on that beach were Moroccan with kids and there were in full dress.

I stayed here with my wife and 8 years old child for 10 nights and paid 565 Eur for a *huge* suite and half board. I must say that I wouldn't be much surprised or unhappy and wouldn't consider myself cheated if either I would have paid more or if the hotel wasn't so good. Although I don't remember anything out of the "good, but common 4 stars", it's a nice place to stay, nothing too fancy, with friendly staff. Its location is fairly good, in a place not too busy, but with a choice of cafes and restaurants. Like many others hotels in any international resort, it's a little away from the center of the town, but in that respect is better than others, namely the newer ones. The beach is about 500 meters, which can be a major con, specially for western women - not that I noticed that they can be harrassed, but as Moroccan women go fully dressed to the beach, my wife found herself like a weird being in the beach. Our suite had view to a order of the garden and to the sea, and was by far...... Read more