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We loved the pool, the view, and room. The staff was friendly and professional. And the dinner was truly exceptional.

Nothing like homemade breakfast food. Made with a smile. This place epitomized the personal guest house experience.

Thami and his wife were wonderful hosts. Because the grotte is a bit difficult to find, Thami met us in town in his car and led us to the parking area near the grotte. We were arriving at dinner time, so Thami offered to provide dinner for us so we didn't have to find a restaurant. His wife and her friend cooked and served us a delicious Moroccan dinner--in their own grotte home. Afterwards he led us to the grotte apartment which easily slept 3 couples. The grotte is totally unique, and it's full of interesting antiques which adds to the atmosphere. It's located in an ancient city carved into a hillside and we had a wonderful time exploring the town on foot.

Beautiful view. Nice modern room.

Location, cleanliness.

The hotel is clean and the stuff are very welcoming and nice

Nothing to like about

It was close to the airport and the staff were very nice and accommodating.

Our stay at Villa Agapanthe was unfortunately not what we had hoped for. While the hotel itself is beautifully modern and features a sleek, clean design, it lacks any Moroccan flair or cultural style, which might disappoint travelers looking for a more authentic experience. The first impression upon arrival was not ideal. The outdoor area had a strong smell of manure, which made for a very unpleasant greeting. While this may be related to the surrounding area and not the hotel itself, it set a poor tone for what would turn out to be a challenging stay. The staff, however, were incredibly kind and professional. They did everything within their power to assist us, but unfortunately, the circumstances were beyond their control. The biggest issue was the lack of adequate heating in the rooms. The heater provided was not sufficient for the size of the space, and cold drafts seeped in from outside, forcing us to roll rugs by the doors in an attempt to block the chill. The hotel didn’t have extra space heaters available, which made it difficult to stay warm, especially while traveling with children. The cold conditions took a toll on us, and both my children and I fell ill during our stay. To make matters worse, we experienced a power outage, which left us without electricity for an extended period. Unable to wait for the power to return in such cold conditions, we had no choice but to leave and seek alternative accommodations. Additionally, the location is quite remote. While the area is being developed in preparation for the 2030 World Cup, it currently feels isolated and far from restaurants, attractions, or shops. A taxi is necessary for even the simplest outings, which may be inconvenient for some travelers. It’s clear that this property may be better suited for summer stays, when heating isn’t required, and the modern design can be fully appreciated. However, during the winter, it lacks the warmth and comfort needed for a pleasant stay.