hotel kamal agadir reviews
A popular and well-run downtown hotel in a white block overlooking Place de L’Esperance, the Kamal manages to appeal to a range of clients, from package-tourists to travelling Moroccans. Rooms are tired, but the staff are helpful, the pool is large enough to swim laps and there is a bar. Breakfast (Dh36) is dull and overpriced; go downstairs to Dolce & Caffe. Discounts are offered online.
"We have just come back from a wonderful two weeks stay in the Hotel Kamal with our two teenage sons. We arrived on the day of the Moroccan Independence Day and also the start of their summer break too so the whole town buzzing with lots of people and music.
The staff were all friendly and helpful and nothing was too much for them. The hotel was spotless and they cleaned all day, everyday.
The pool and pool area was spotless too and the pool man worked really hard keeping the area clean the whole time and also ensuring that all the children were safe by making sure they did not go into the deep end and gave them arm bands to borrow if they were not confident swimmers.
We ate in the hotel restaurant a couple of times you could get three courses for £5.00 each and then an a la carte menu. The chocolate cake and profiteroles were to die for.
We booked with First Choice and our hotel rep. Paul King was excellent, he told us exactly what we needed to know about our stay in Morocco and that if we wanted the experience of the Moroccan people,culture and food that we had picked the right hotel.
We are definetly considering going back next year and staying at the Kamal again, what a great hotel and experience and we have recommended the hotel lots of our family and friends too."
The staff were all friendly and helpful and nothing was too much for them. The hotel was spotless and they cleaned all day, everyday.
The pool and pool area was spotless too and the pool man worked really hard keeping the area clean the whole time and also ensuring that all the children were safe by making sure they did not go into the deep end and gave them arm bands to borrow if they were not confident swimmers.
We ate in the hotel restaurant a couple of times you could get three courses for £5.00 each and then an a la carte menu. The chocolate cake and profiteroles were to die for.
We booked with First Choice and our hotel rep. Paul King was excellent, he told us exactly what we needed to know about our stay in Morocco and that if we wanted the experience of the Moroccan people,culture and food that we had picked the right hotel.
We are definetly considering going back next year and staying at the Kamal again, what a great hotel and experience and we have recommended the hotel lots of our family and friends too."
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