Oasis Hotel & Spa Reviews

Perfect location , a 10 minute walk to the beach and bus terminal . The place is good though a bit old , however the price is very reasonable . Food is good but not the best . Staff is good and the place is clean . Pool area is beautiful . There is no kettle but a mini fridge in the room . It’s a four star hotel in African standard , not on par with European’s . For single traveler , if time allowed , take an airport bus right from outside the terminal arrival hall , it costs 50 dh one way and 80 dh return . Ask the driver and he will drop you off near the hotel . I will like to choose this hotel again if I am in Agadir .

I recently returned to Oasis Hotel & Spa, this time as a solo traveller, and once again, it did not disappoint. This hotel remains my top choice whenever I visit because of its prime location, just a short walk from the beach promenade, making it perfect for a relaxing stay. One of the standout aspects of this hotel is its fantastic value for money. The rooms are clean and comfortable, the facilities are well-maintained, and the overall atmosphere is welcoming. The staff are brilliant—incredibly friendly and always happy to assist. What made this stay even more special was that they remembered me from my previous visit, which added a personal touch and made me feel genuinely valued as a guest. Whether traveling alone or with company, Oasis Hotel & Spa continues to be a great choice, offering comfort, convenience, and exceptional service. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again!

A Serene Getaway at Oasis Spa and Hotel in Agadir My recent stay at the Oasis Spa and Hotel in Agadir, Morocco, was nothing short of extraordinary. Nestled just steps away from the pristine beach, this haven of relaxation offers a perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and tranquility. The location is unbeatable—waking up to the soothing sound of waves and enjoying the golden sunsets over the Atlantic was a daily delight. The hotel is ideally situated, making it convenient to explore Agadir’s bustling marina, vibrant souks, and the picturesque corniche. The rooms were immaculate, with chic Moroccan-inspired decor and all the modern amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. My room had a stunning view of the beach, and the cozy balcony was the perfect spot to enjoy my morning coffee or unwind with a book. What truly sets the Oasis Spa and Hotel apart is its hospitality. The staff went above and beyond to make my stay memorable, always greeting me with warm smiles and accommodating my every need. Their attention to detail was impressive, from the seamless check-in process to the thoughtful touches like fresh flowers and daily treats. The spa was the highlight of my stay. I indulged in a traditional Moroccan hammam, followed by a rejuvenating massage, and left feeling utterly pampered. The spa facilities were world-class, with a serene ambiance that melted all my stress away. Dining at the hotel’s restaurant was another delightful experience. The menu offered a wide range of local and international dishes, each prepared with the freshest ingredients. The seafood tajine and mint tea were especially divine. The Oasis Spa and Hotel truly lives up to its name—it’s a sanctuary for those seeking relaxation and luxury by the beach. I left feeling completely refreshed and can’t wait to return to this gem in Agadir. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an unforgettable Moroccan escape!

Having read the previous reviews, i was pleasantly surprised to find our stay at this Hotel to be enjoyable , comfortable and found it to be great value for money - the hotel is in need of modernising however it is clean , staff r good , rooms were spacious and had everything one could need , only thing missing is NO KETTLE , however i was aware n took my own - can’t do without a cup of brew ! people have been complaining about noise at night as well as breakfast being limited , we were there for 5 nights , n had no issue with noise , and breakfast was plenty to choose from including fresh omelettes being made as well as crepe - one can’t fault this hotel for what you pay ! great value for money and very good location near to the beech as well as good restaurants around the hotel to eat

Very slow service, room was given to us wasn't actually prepared (no towels, dust everywhere, somebody's hair all over the bed). We asked at t he reception about having wrong room type (twin instead of double) and were told that our room wasn't ready so they gave us different room and if we are not happy we can bring our bags back to the reception and wait until our room will be ready. We couldn't bother waiting and carrying bags around so just stuck with the twin room. To be fair- they did let us check in an hour earlier so couldn't really complain. View was great, very close to the beach and cable cars so overall not bad place to stay if you are there to explore.

We were really desapoitment with all. Breakfast do bad that even to be inclueded we choose not eat. The room old and not clean has a club next to the hotel and it’s imposible to sleep. so loud, pool full all day long with noisy music. The location is ok

Very nice and beautiful staff very friendly location is very ideal close to beach and restaurants.Soa is very cosy and relaxing.Best place in Agadir,Morroco

I paid about £30-£31 per night for a single room with breakfast included in early December. I'd seen some pretty negative reviews online, but for the money there's nothing to complain about. At other hotels I've had bigger rooms, bigger beds, better breakfasts spreads, and I have paid a lot more money for them. So, yes, the room and the two single beds were on the small side, and the breakfast could have more choice. But the room and sheets and towel were very clean, and there was more than enough choice at breakfast, including the omelette guy (legend!), selection of breads, Moroccan flat bread, usual condiments, salad, usual hot selection, etc. The shower worked well enough, and the soap and shampoo provided were good. The staff were really nice, and "yes" there was a sign saying don't bring your own food and drink, but no-one cared when I walked in with my big water bottle. So ... as a place to sleep between doing your activities in Agadir, the Oasis does the job very well. For the price, very good value.

The place was really good for the price! It was in a GREAT location right by the beach and a walk away from everywhere we went. We booked with breakfast and dinner included. Breakfast was fine the variety was decent for the price but dinner wasn’t that good and not a lot of people went, so I wouldn’t really recommend, it’s worth going to local restaurants as we managed to pay from £12-£20 for two (like I said, a walk away)! With a partner who’s a housekeeper we wouldn’t say the room was SPOTLESS but it was great regardless and there was room service everyday (I think, if not almost everyday). One of the best things about it was the tour guide who within two hours of us getting there found us to offer us some trips at a very decent price and good variety! He spoke good English and about 7 other languages. So as a whole, couldn’t complain! 😊 Unfortunately the pictures wouldn’t attach but it’s a lovely place the area of the hotel!

The hotel is in a good location. Checkin was smooth. The room was clean. The breakfast was very good. Mini bar was empty, and the fridge wasn’t working.

Our stay at Oasis Hotel was overall pleasant. The check in was very smooth and the room was ready slightly early. The breakfast was basic but nice, especially the fresh omelette. The hotel has its own excursion agency that we were not aware of initially, however we booked the sunset Camel ride with dinner via the agency. The experience was chaotic from the beginning, lacking structure and organisation. They take a picture of you on the camel at the start and charge for it after. One of the other parties on the tour challenged this and got met with backlash. The camel tour itself was quite poor as you're just riding round the outskirts of the poorer suburbs. The tour is also slightly too long, particularly for the camels. One of the tour guides also started to aggressively hit the camel when it started to become distressed. The man from the hotel who organised this for us said he'd arrange transport there and back for us. He got us a taxi there, but then to our surprise there was no transport arranged for us back. We had to join another tour who kindly brought us back to our hotel. Essentially, we were left stranded in the dark in the middle of a rural suburb. Overall, I would not recommend booking any of the excursions through the hotel, despite how overly nice and pushy the tour agency man may be. Because of this I give our stay here 3 stars.

i hope that they are more particular with the customer booking details.

Hotel is great staff are good just the food that needs to be more improved especially the breakfast not really much of a choice or variety

The picture wasn't really and no view in my room The breakfast was amazing but there are some ants in the restaurant No bad quality but needs some renovation