Tildi Hotel & Spa

Mark Cordiner

Great location so close to the beach with a shop just next door. Has a lot of activities to book onto at extra cost. Only ate breakfast with a Moroccan continental style, fried eggs done to your liking while you wait. Swimming pool is ideal for a few lengths although not very deep so can't really dive in but good temperature and nice and quiet

Agnieszka Jarosz

It was our first time in Agadir. And we are happy to choose this place Great hotel for that price! Very clean, every day there was room service who tided the room and put little decorations on the bed which we find cute. The cleaning service was so friendly Location is great, close to the beach, nice and quiet. Not too big so great with the kid. Mountain view from the terrace Food was local, very tasty, as I'm vegetarian I had lot of choices, but my partner and my son who eat meat were happy too The stuff was so friendly and always helpful Definitely we recommend this place

Georgia J

Just got back from a relaxing trip to Tildi hotel, Agadir. We found the rooms were comfortable with a lovely view over the pool to the mountains. The cleaners were great and cleaned the rooms every day. The pool area was a nice relaxed vibe - sunbeds were a bit dated but could always find a space. Next to the pool area is the snack bar which serves great food very well priced. We went to the spa in the hotel where we paid for the couples Hammam, massage and spa package. We didn’t enjoy this experience at all - we felt rushed and uncomfortable, where we were left to wait for half an hour whilst the ladies were arguing outside. One of the ladies was pressuring us for a tip and even called us back down to the spa after despite not wanting to give her anything. We ended up feeling much less relaxed than we did before going in - would definitely not recommend. If you are feeling thinking about booking any trips - definitely book them through the hotel rather than trip advisor/ online. Much cheaper this way and they pick you up outside of the hotel. Paradise valley is a must!

Aysha Robinson

This hotel is definitely not a 4* hotel. I’m not even sure it would make 3*if I’m really honest. This hotel is in desperate need of a renovation and is falling apart. It’s tired and deteriorating. The gym is so lacklustre it’s a joke and the sunbeds and umbrellas around the pool look like they are ready to collapse as do the hotel walls. A lick of paint would also do this hotel the world of good. I would also recommend that this hotel labels the food in the restaurant so that it is clear what is in each dish. There is no entertainment either which is unusual for a 4* hotel so if you’re stuck in the hotel on a rainy day or stay inside after dinner you may be really bored. And if you want an early night sleep, the music from the hotel next door will keep you awake. What I did like was the location. It’s very close to the beach, the bus station and the marina. I also found breakfast to be really enjoyable, however sometimes the omelettes are not always cooked properly and parts of it are still a bit raw when they are given to you, so be careful. I also really liked the bar, restaurant and door staff who were all very welcoming and so friendly and helpful. On the other hand, the receptionist staff need to be retrained. They are very miserable, don’t look up and greet guests who approach the desk. Quite bizarrely, they don’t give you any extra towels which again is very odd for a 4* hotel. I asked for an extra towel and the man behind reception refused to give me one and even asked me what I need another towel for which I found to be extremely rude and inappropriate! Apparently, this 4* hotel has a rule that doesn’t allow extra towels. I have never heard of this in my life and have travelled a lot. I also found a couple of their excursions to not be so great. Unfortunately the excursion to Marrakesh and the Agadir taxi trip which we purchased from the hotel could have been better. I would expect any trips booked by a hotel to be well organised and worthwhile but sadly both these trips were disappointing. For example, the majority of the Marrakesh trip was wasted by the guide taking the group around the market. The Agadir trip as well was something we could have done ourselves. No historical facts were shared, just two random people posing as guides and obviously not licenced. The last straw was the taxi which we booked through reception to take us to the airport. We had the rudest taxi driver who had no respect for women. He didn’t even help take our suitcases. Again, not the quality or service expected from a supposedly 4* establishment!

Emily W

We had a great stay at Tildi, although it’s definitely not a 4 star it was still very clean, well kept and had good services. Our room had a balcony and pool view which made our stay more enjoyable. The reception staff were very friendly and helpful, you will HAVE to get your boarding passes printed as the airport do not support mobile scanning and they did this free of charge. It’s close to the beach and the local town, plus there is a good little shop next door. The restaurant was clean and well priced, the food was different every night but the same breakfast. We had breakfast included but we paid £9 each for all you can each dinner, the breaks included fresh omelettes and pancakes which were excellent. The pool area was clean but a little tatty, there’s a child playground and child’s pool also. The pool snack bar was great value and the food was good too. There was a table tennis and pool table near to the gym area too. All in all, not a luxury hotel but good value for money.