Sol House Taghazout Bay - Surf

Alle freundlich, schöne Lage, gutes Essen, gerne wieder

Sehr schöne Bungalow Anlage, direkt am Strand, ca. 10 Minuten zu Fuß n. Taghazout. Ansonsten gibt es nicht viel in der Umgebung, was sich in den nächsten Jahren aber sicher ändern wird (aktuell Baustellen Luxus- Hotelanlagen/ Strandweg...). Bungalows haben alle mehr oder weniger "Beach View" - wir hatten es extra gebucht u. waren enttäuscht, Bungalow in 2. Reihe. Lohnt sich nicht extra zu buchen !) Das Hotel verfügt über eine Surfschule, allerdings ist das Equipment nicht mehr das Neuste (Neopren-Anzüge mit Rissen, Boards mit fehlenden Ecken). Mitarbeiter waren stets freundlich und bemüht. Vor allem die Zimmer waren sehr sauber. Das Hotel Essen war in Ordnung, allerdings gab es an 4 aufeinander folgenden Abenden das gleiche Essen. Leider hatten wir an 1 Abendsessen im Hotel mit extremen Magenproblemen zu kämpfen. Dies haben wir auch angesprochen, allerdings wurde uns nur gesagt, dass das nicht am Essen liegen könnte. Da wir aber nur im Hotel gegessen haben, exakt das gleiche gegessen haben u. die Beschwerden zeitgleich losgingen,können wir nur darauf schließen. Hier hat uns der Service im Stich gelassen u. wir hätten uns mehr "Hilfe" gewünscht (z.B. Tee ins Zimmer etc. - wir waren 1 Tag nicht in der Lage das Zimmer zu verlassen). Alkohol ist sehr teuer in Marokko, dementsprechend auch im Hotel. Gratis Trinkwasser wäre super (nur während dem Frühstück). Insgesamt ein schönes Hotel f. 5-7-tägige Reise, wenn man gerne entspannen, Sonne tanken u. etwas Surfen möchte.

A friend and me stayed one week in this beautiful and peaceful area in Taghazout. We had a Bungalow with sea view and hammock and it was perfect. Also all kind of food was really nice. We enjoyed every single day. You never get bored when you are into surfing and yoga. Big shout out to all teachers especially Anis. Nice guy and surfing with him was really fun. So we will come back soon :)

The place is very good everything was fine about the hotel the only thing that we didn’t like is the fact of letting people from outside the hotel to use the pool. It was very unstable to share the pool with prostitutes not residing in the hotel specially when you are a married couple.

Terrible stay. Messed up airport transfer, rooms in a shabby state with no storage facilities, flies all around the restaurant. Completely forgettable - glad we stayed here only for 1 night. Just not worth the time or price. Definitely not worth the stars.

Beautiful place

Ahmed in the restaurant was AMAZING. We loved Izsa the security guard. Said in the kids area was sooo kind. In fact all staff were wonderful and welcoming. Just a littke annoyong that toilet door lock kept playing uo and our room key kept forhetting how to unlick our door.. Overalk a wonderful place to stay - hoghly recommended!

Hotel was good, staff are very responsive. Bungalows are lovely. Would be nice for some small touches such as a kettle or a USB charging port, saying that staff are happy to accommodate. Surf academy sadly needs great improvement. You are paying a considerable amount of money, yet the boards were not waxed, so effectively paid for a surf session where I could not really surf. Stayed in same beach breaks, understand those may be the best location for wave condition but would be nice to see other breaks. The transport was not loaded for guests with equipment ready to go, on one occasion we had to return to the academy to pick up wetsuits. Attention to detail was lacking. I would either be more insistent on better organisation (though the academy should be doing this as matter of course) or I would consider other surf schools before Sol House surf academy.

Great hotel for relaxing and surfing, will definitely be coming back soon!

Wonderful place to relax and enjoy some Moroccan hospitality. Plenty going on if you want to join in but quiet and peaceful if that's what you wish. Staff wonderfully helpful, cheerful and friendly, from reception to housekeeping I can find no fault. We had help organising a couple of trips, tour of Agadir & a trip to Paradise Valley, both of which I recommend. The short walk to Taghazout was always interesting with souvenirs, basic supplies and lovely food to buy. As a western woman I felt very safe and comfortable at all times.