Recensioni su Mogador Aqua Fun & Spa

Good hotel, excellent breakfast and staff are super helpful.

El hotel es muy bonito, grande y la piscina es muy bonita. La comida no es muy buena. El almuerzo es muy caro 200 dirham y no es comida muy rica ni tradicional. El resto es un buen hotel.

整體設施陳舊、人員比較繁雜，早餐體驗很差，基本就是和搶一樣。房間陳舊。高於700人民幣不推薦。 游泳設施不錯。

客人指定要這個酒店，挺好的！

Hotel che necessita di una manutenzione generale( cambio moquettes luoghi comuni) e particolare( muri da imbiancare nel bagno in camera).

Tutto il personale è molto gentile e disponibile, ma la struttura è troppo obsoleta per il prezzo pagato. I cuscini erano troppo duri e alti. La spa non funzionava, causa lavori in corso. La piscina esterna mi è piaciuta, niente da dire. Sconsiglio di prendere il taxi davanti all'hotel, ma di scaricare l'app locale per avere dei prezzi onesti, senza brutte sorprese e facce scontente alla fine.

Ottimo albergo e L animazione e formidabile e tutto il personale molto cortese e gentile in tutto le sue parti ringrazio tutti per la buona ospitalità bravissimi ragazzi bravo bravissimi bravissimi ragazzi bravissimi bravissimi a tutti per tutto la prossima stagione verrò di sicuro se posso venire però sono stato bene.eradico Ottimo albergo e L animazione e formidabile e tutto il personale molto cortese e gentile in tutto le sue parti ringrazio tutti per la buona ospitalità bravissimi ragazzi bravo bravissimi bravissimi ragazzi bravissimi bravissimi a tutti per tutto la prossima stagione verrò di sicuro se posso venire però sono stato bene

Excellent because this hotel is a gem in little Marakech. After struggle to decide on a hotel and after reading many reviews, more bad than good, we took a leap of faith on this. It showed to be a good choice: it was clean, decor is attractive and detailed; reasonable distance from airport & to other places; staff are kind and hard working; multilingual; well managed; well kept; we had Twin room w/ Garden view (3135) I think not every room is the same but walking by when cleaning in process they looked good too; the carpet in corridors were cleaned, windows too, plants/grass watered; it is clear that they read their reviews. There was a glass in bathroom for water (bottled water comes with tea/coffee); shower curtains are changed every 2 days so keeping hygiene, the aircon was not too cold & you can customise to low med or hi: we had medium sometimes low/off & slept in undergarments or wore nightgown, there is a blanket in wardrobe if needed); the furniture was fine too. General: cabinet with draws, mirrors, a combination safe for your documents/cash, wardrobe, a tv with multiple channels, decent bed to lay on, soft and hard pillows, shower with good pressure and temp; pool looked great, i am 5.5" it came up to my shoulder, both adult pools were clean, as well as the outer floor during the night; there is music which can be turned down on request & changes genre; the slides were fun (grown up & child friendly); there is a toddlers pool with apparatus; there is service for food & tea/coffee on both pool sides (reception 1 main) and for the second pool further down, also quieter; cleaners came every day to clean the room/ bathroom/ bed/replace used towels (sometimes the cleaner will have to return with new towels. Yes they were polite and understanding); good distance from busy jama el-fna medina (10 min by bus); hotel is 10 min walk to Al mazar mall (close @midnight)(Offers laser game room, arcades, bowling, Baskin Robins icecream, KFC, pizza hut, french tacos, climbing frames, indoor climbing activity, coffee, bubble tea, shops & carrefour (grocery) and more). This is on the *****: Av. Du 7éme art and just 2-3 shops down from Al Mazar (toward hotel) is a small cafe (unmamed on Google maps but is adjacent mojito palm cafe) for a tasty omelette! The one with tuna & tomato rosemary. There is other shops here. The hotel is 10 min walk (approx) from Tinsmiths square, and other great views. The hotel was large, at main reception there is a cash ATM (provides other languages), activity organiser desk, hagen daz icecream vendor, during the day: mini snack shop; there was also a mini spa offering hamam, oil massage/cleanse, hair treatment, hair trimming; it was good because you have everything you might need without leaving the hotel, and when you do leave you can return knowing your belongings are safe & there is assistance always, and relief from the heat! The security was polite & done the job fine, its clear not anyone can just walk in which is good.

rude people at the reception,especially night time and the door man that don't allow my fried to go to the room to look , as he was living in different hotel , and bit far from the centre and fun , busy road , cleaning is not either, pool needs updating

This hotel is in desperate need of a thorough cleaning and significant renovations. The general maintenance of the property is severely lacking, giving the impression that cleanliness is not a priority . Given its current state, I would strongly recommend that this hotel be closed for a complete overhaul to ensure it meets basic hygiene and comfort standards.

A SCAM My experience at Mogador Palace Agdal was disappointing. The rooms appeared outdated and poorly maintained, with cleanliness standards falling short of expectations for a hotel of this caliber. Additionally, the reception service was extremely disappointing, marked by a noticeable lack of professionalism and rude attitude from the staff.

Completely the 5-star experience we wanted. The live music during buffet breakfast and lunch is always nice. The rooms are very large and spacious. The staff are so nice and polite… I loved my stay here and will be back for more.

DO NOT Book this place The hotel is scam, I reserved my booking twice each time they cancelled it. The communication is terrible no response for email or no answer called 8 times. Third time when reserved it they cancelled again just a few hours before our checking. Again no response no explanation. Few people mentioned it’s a dump

I travelled for business and stayed at this hotel for a little over a week, which seemed like a never-ending obstacle run. This is not a 5-star hotel by any stretch of imagination. Other than the ostentatious lobby with a massive chandelier, the rest of the property is poorly maintained and run down. There are two wings—one overlooking a very busy and noisy highway, and the other overlooking a pool with patios opening into the garden. I was given a room in the noisy wing which looked shabby, with scratched lamp shades, very poor A/C, and a telephone that did not work. There was no bathrobe or iron in the room, either. I reported it and asked for the phone to be fixed but that was ignored. In the evening I suddenly became aware of an intensifying acrid smell of chemicals coming from the hallway that was becoming intolerable. I was told that the hotel was undergoing a renovation and all the works had to be done after sunset. When I asked for another room, they claimed they were overbooked but reluctantly gave me another room down the hallway in the same wing. The room was slightly better, there were issues with the shower, but at least the A/C and the phone worked. As I found out later, they did put people in the other, greener and more quiet wing, which was largely empty. The following day I asked for room service (the hotel restaurant only served breakfast and dinner, so lunch options were limited). I was told it would take about 30 minutes, but two hours and five phone calls later, my order still hadn’t arrived. Every time I called, I got a different answer. I asked to speak to the manager but was ignored. No apologies were given. Housekeeping services, too, left much to be desired—they would forget to bring fresh towels or bottled water. On our first day, my colleagues and I had to buy bottles of water from the hotel, the clerk came up with a random price which, as it turned out later, was three times the retail store price. We were never quite sure about the price for dinner buffet either as it kept changing randomly from day to day. Part of the problem is that the hotel staff barely speaks English, so unless you are fluent in Arabic or French, you won’t get very far. That said, I am not sure it is the language barrier that is the issue—it is mostly poor management with an attitude problem that doesn’t care.