Tildi Hotel & Spa

Chris Reynolds

The hotel is traditional and could certainly benefit from some modernising (particularly in the hotel rooms) but it is very good value for money and has a laid back atmosphere. There is also a lovely pool and garden area and the staff are friendly. The location close to the beach and marina is great. I would suggest paying the extra money for a pool facing room and if you are wanting a special meal out, I would recommend a trip to the French Maison restaurant up the road and to the right.

Clare Salter

Great hotel, clean, tidy and everything worked as it should. Breakfast was good with plenty of choices. Staff really helpful. Pool area relaxing with plenty of beds and space. Location was perfect for me - 10 min walk to the promenade, 5 mins walk to the cable car and 40 mins walk to Souk El Had. Looking forward to visiting again

Patrick Moran

Lovely Holiday stayed 17th -24th May on a short break. First time to Agadir. All the staff were very friendly every day ( and speak french,arabic and very good english, plus maybe more). The hotel , gardens, pool, surrounding areas and rooms we're very clean. Our room was cleaned daily with towels changed as required. Breakfast was all nice and fresh buffet style with lots on offer and the lovely staff in the corner making plain or mixed omelettes and Msemmen Moroccan Flatbread to order. We made use of the hotel spa , my wife had a spa package and i had a couple of back massages, all were excellent. For us we thought the hotel was in a good position , a short walk to the beach front with lots of restaurants and the usual street sellers, lots of armed police every few hundred metres making sure everyone is safe, didn't worry us at all. We ventured more into the centre , We went for long walks and found the argan oil factory near the large mosque and bought some items from there, The biggest Souk in Agadir ( huge market with thousands of stalls) , We also went up the mountain via the agadir kasbah cable car which was a nice experience. At the top you can have a walk around the kasbah or you can pay to go in which we thought was good value as the views were better inside with lots of info boards showing the history of it. The hotel food was very nice but we did venture out to a few restaurants away from the beachfront and more into the centre, We tried Blacksmith restaurant , pizza and chicken skewers very tasty, Dailys restaurant soups, steak, skewers , cheesecake all very tasty , Restaurant La Siciliana Agadir, pizzas and desserts were also very tasty, Al Fassia restaurant soups chicken all again very tasty. All in all a lovely holiday

Carole Sallery

Asked for a balcony room overlooking the pool. We were charged €12 a night extra and the view was if next doors hotel car park where they were doing building work. The Tildi hotel manager refused to meet with me after asking for 4 days !!! They offered us a free lunch amounting to £12.50 between 2 of us as compensation. The room was 205 please do not pay extra for this room. Apart from that the staff were good and the hotel clean

Alex Vernal

The service was fantastic from 'most' of the staff. Very polite and helpful. Location was good. If you went out on to you 12' balcony you could see the sea. The room. The toilet was indanger of landing in the apartment below, with us punched on it, everytime we used it. Peeing in the night probably woke the entire floor up. The bathroom wasn't cleaned. The tiles needed a retreated to cillet bang land. The plug hole in the shower 🤮 we had to take to cleaning it ourself. The balcony door needed an expert to close it. Beds, basic but comfy, sheets.. not sure they were changed all week. It's a 4* hotel... maybe in 1972!! It is very tired. Decking by the pool had loose tiles and tiles in the poolside bar were cracked. It wasn't even what I'd call cheap. I'd defo go to Agadir again but I wouldn't stop at Tildi.