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THE BEST PLACES TO STAY IN AGADIR
Posted by Sahara Morocco Tours on July 7, 2023 | Featured | No Comments
The best places to stay in Agadir
Agadir, Morocco’s largest seaside resort, is one of the country’s most popular
destinations. This dynamic city on the Atlantic coast is particularly
appreciated for its atmosphere, climate and beaches.
If you too have decided to take a trip to Agadir, or have opted for a road trip
in Morocco, knowing a few of the city’s particularities could be important in
helping you choose where to put down your suitcases. In this post, I tell you
about the best places to stay in Agadir.
HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR ACCOMMODATION IN AGADIR?
Choosing the right place to stay in Agadir during your stay will depend
essentially on your desires and expectations. Agadir is an extremely popular
seaside destination, renowned for its long, beautiful sandy beaches, but the
city also has many other assets to offer, including a wealth of tourist
attractions and a lively nightlife in certain districts.
Most visitors choose to settle in Agadir‘s tourist sector, the central area
where part of the beach is located and which is home to numerous restaurants,
bars and nightclubs. Hotels are plentiful and often affordable. But other areas
may also be of particular interest to holidaymakers. The right destination will
also depend on your budget and the type of accommodation you’re looking for:
oceanfront resort, bed & breakfast, classic hotel, authentic riad…
In the rest of this post, I’m going to introduce you to all these different
places where you can spend a very pleasant stay, as well as a few examples of
establishments that have already seduced many travelers.
Once you’ve made your choice, don’t wait too long to make your reservation. In
and around Agadir, there are a lot of tourists, not only during the high season,
but also during the rest of the year, and you won’t be able to get to the most
interesting places if you wait too long.
AGADIR CITY CENTER
Agadir’s tourist area stretches between the marina and the river, and includes
much of the city center and Agadir beach. It’s the most popular spot for
tourists for a number of reasons.
It’s perfectly situated, with a wealth of shops, restaurants and establishments
of all kinds. Downtown Agadir is quite different from what you’d expect from a
Moroccan city. Here, the historical heritage is far less important than in the
country’s other major cities, as Agadir was largely devastated by an earthquake
in 1960. Since then, the city has been rebuilt with a focus on tourism, although
there are still some very interesting sites and monuments to discover, such as
the Loubnane mosque and Place Salam.
Agadir’s city center is a large, young and modern district, criss-crossed by
avenues that are often partly pedestrianized and where you can enjoy pleasant
strolls. Avenue des FAR, in particular, is undoubtedly Agadir’s liveliest spot.
Around the beach, the atmosphere is a little calmer.
The city center is suitable for virtually all visitors, whether they’re looking
for a family holiday, a beach break or a party. This is where you’ll find the
largest choice of accommodation.
WHERE TO STAY IN DOWNTOWN AGADIR?
Atlantic Hotel Agadir is a 4-star hotel with a traditional Moroccan style and
modern facilities, located in the city center just a ten-minute walk from the
beach. It features a swimming pool, bar and restaurant, and rooms for two start
from
80 per night, including breakfast.
Résidence Hotelière Fleurie is a 3-star hotel with outdoor pool, offering
comfortable, air-conditioned studios with private kitchenette and balcony. The
staff is helpful and courteous, and the location is excellent.. A studio for two
people costs around €50 per night, including breakfast.
LA CITÉ SUISSE
La cité Suisse, located in the northwest of Agadir, is the city’s oldest
district. Quite conveniently located, just over a ten-minute walk from Agadir
beach. It was after the earthquake that the Swiss Committee decided to build
this district to help the victims. It’s a residential area where you can still
find some of the oldest buildings, which withstood the earthquake, as well as a
few official buildings.
La cité suisse is a charming area with few establishments, but will appeal to
those wishing to spend their stay in a quiet, pleasant setting, close to the
beach and all the establishments in the town center.
WHERE TO STAY IN AGADIR? IN THE SWISS CITY, OF COURSE
Villa Agadir is a superb 200 m² villa with 3 bedrooms. It has a garden with
terrace and private parking, and is about 1 km from the beach. It can be rented
by the day from around €120.
Hotel Aferni is located in a quiet, residential area just ten minutes from the
beach. This hotel with swimming pool, garden and traditional restaurant offers
beautiful rooms with balcony and garden view, for around €45 a night, including
breakfast.
FOUNTY
Just south of the city center and tourist area lies Founty. The other part of
Agadir’s beach is located in this rather upmarket district. On the whole, it’s
much quieter than the tourist area, but it’s still home to plenty of stores,
bars and restaurants.
It’s also conveniently located, with the beach just a stone’s throw away and the
city center within easy reach. Accommodation here is generally more luxurious
and therefore also more expensive than in other parts of the city.
Founty is the perfect place to spend a relaxing beach holiday, provided you have
a comfortable budget.
WHERE TO STAY IN FOUNTY?
Hotel Timoulay and Spa Agadir is a beautiful 4-star establishment with seawater
pool, spa, gym, bar and restaurant, just 5 minutes from the beach. The location
is quiet and the service is perfect. Comfortable, spacious double rooms start at
around €65 a night, including breakfast.
Riad Villa Blanche is just 400 meters from the beach, in a charming street
close to all amenities. This luxurious establishment, both traditional and
modern, boasts a swimming pool, a wellness center with spa, a cocktail bar and a
restaurant serving Moroccan and French dishes. Beautiful rooms for two
overlooking the patio are available for around €180 a night.
ANZA
Anza was for a long time a district of Agadir, but is now an independent town,
located north of Agadir along the ocean, on the road to Essaouira.
One of Anza’s great assets is its superb beach. Popular with surfers and all
board sports enthusiasts, Anza beach is also a delight for swimmers. It’s also
famous for its hundreds of dinosaur footprints, dating back over 85 million
years and visible at low tide.
This former industrial district has been renovated and is now one of the best
places to stay in the region. It now offers a wide range of accommodation, as
well as cafés, bars and restaurants for relaxing after a day on the beach.
WHERE TO STAY IN ANZA?
Palm’s Motel is just a few steps from the beach at Anza, a little over 2 km from
Agadir port. This family-run establishment features a restaurant, private
parking and a children’s playground. Its double rooms with sea view, very clean
and with typical and elegant decoration, are available from around €40 per
night.
Anza Sahil Surf Appartement AGADIR is a pleasant two-bedroom, 58 m² apartment
with a well-equipped kitchen, terrace and secure parking, just a stone’s throw
from the seafront. It can accommodate up to 6 people, from €40 per night.
TAGHAZOUT
If you’re not sure where to stay near Agadir, but not necessarily in the city
itself, the village of Taghazout (pronounced “Tarazout”) is an alternative that
might interest you. This fishing village, some twenty kilometers north of the
city, has grown considerably over the last few decades to become a renowned
seaside destination. Its development continues to this day, with the arrival of
large hotel complexes, which are not necessarily to the taste of all locals.
Taghazout is one of the most popular surfing spots in Morocco. There are spots
to suit beginners and advanced surfers alike, and people come from all over the
world to enjoy the waves. Since 2016, the town has also been home to a popular
golf course.
Hotels, resorts, bed & breakfasts, campsites, youth hostels… accommodation in
Taghazout is varied and growing, and you should be able to find what you’re
looking for, whatever your budget.
WHERE TO STAY IN AGADIR? WHY NOT TAGHAZOUT!
LOCA BEACH is a campsite located in Taghazout, less than 10 minutes’ walk from
the Azazoul beach. It features a restaurant, private parking, soccer pitch,
children’s playground and outdoor swimming pool. The staff are friendly and
particularly attentive, and numerous activities are organized. You can rent a
spacious mobile home with private kitchen, sleeping up to 6 people, for around
€60 a night.
Hyatt Place Taghazout Bay is a magnificent, very recent 4-star hotel located
just outside the village, around 3 km away. It boasts a large garden, two
swimming pools, a wellness center and gym, and private access to the beach.
Large double rooms with mountain views start at around €130 per night, including
breakfast. You can expect to pay around €20 more for a room with an ocean view.
TAMRAGHT
Tamraght is a small Moroccan Berber village built into the side of a mountain, a
good ten kilometers from Agadir on the road to Taghazout. Less touristy than
Taghazout, it’s also a popular spot with surfers, but still retains a more
authentic feel, where it’s not uncommon to see board sports enthusiasts rubbing
shoulders with locals dressed in traditional Berber garb. The beach is less than
5 minutes’ walk from the village center.
Every Wednesday, a large public market brings together the region’s artisans,
who come to offer a wide range of Moroccan handicrafts (carpets, leather goods,
jewelry), as well as spices and many other local products. Along the main road,
you’ll find one small restaurant after another, where you can sample authentic
tajine and specialities based on freshly caught fish.
Tamraght is also a good starting point for unforgettable hikes into the
hinterland and Paradise Valley.
With luxury hotels, riads, small family hotels and rentals, Tamraght offers a
wide range of accommodation.
WHERE TO STAY IN TAMRAGHT?
The Lunar Surf House is a youth hostel perfectly located in the village, with a
large communal lounge and a pleasant terrace. The rooms are clean, the staff are
friendly and the atmosphere is top-notch. Double rooms start at €40, and
dormitory beds are also available for around €15 a night.
RIAD DAR HAVEN AGADIR
Riar Dar Haven is a beautiful guesthouse with patio, pool, spa and rooftop
terrace offering superb ocean views. The setting is really pleasant, the rooms
are clean and spacious, and the bedding is comfortable. Rooms for two start at
around €80 a night, including breakfast. If you don’t know where to stay in
Agadir, this place is a real gem!
If Agadir has won you over, there are other Moroccan cities you won’t want to
miss! In particular, the capital Rabat, where I can give you some advice. Find
out, for example, where to sleep in Rabat or what to do in Rabat. Then there’s
the best-known city, often mistaken for the capital, Marrakech, where you can
discover the best SPAs in Marrakech and the famous riads in Marrakech.
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