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We are all people with different attitudes and different travel experiences behind us. Reading hotel reviews tinged with subjective feelings often leads nowhere, because we are not familiar with the value scale of the reviewer. Therefore, here I will try to tell you as objectively as possible about the hotel le Tivoli, so that you, dear reader, can draw your own conclusions.
The distance to the beach is about 10 minutes at a moderate pace if you walk through a wasteland (and this is the shortest path). The hotel itself is located in the new part of the city, and there is no nightlife around it (maybe this is for the better, because the boiling of nightlife is created mainly by Arab women who go out in the evening to breathe cool air and take their children out, and Arab men who occupy inexpensive coffee shops in the center). At first glance, it seems that he is generally far from everything. This is not true. Attached to the review is a map of the coast, which shows the location of all hotels in Agadir. I advise you on the first day to ride a small train for tourists, which will help you quickly find your way around Agadir. The train departs from the square where McDonald's is located every half hour or so.
The hotel itself basically corresponds to the description. The buffet is decent - vegetables, fruits, rice, pasta, potatoes, salads, cakes, meat and chicken in some sauces - for dinner; cottage cheese, vegetables, fruits, cheese, muesli, eggs, buns, orange juice, coffee and tea - for breakfast. I was surprised only by the almost complete absence of fish (after all, after all - a sea country). National dishes are not served, but if you want to try, then once a week there is a national dinner for an additional fee.
The pool is big enough and deep. Many of the guests do not go to the ocean at all, and therefore a place by the pool must be taken in the morning, because by ten o'clock there are no free sunbeds. Poolside animations in English, French and German are simple competitions and sports games in the water and on land.
The distance to the beach is about 10 minutes at a moderate pace if you walk through a wasteland (and this is the shortest path). The hotel itself is located in the new part of the city, and there is no nightlife around it (maybe this is for the better, because the boiling of nightlife is created mainly by Arab women who go out in the evening to breathe cool air and take their children out, and Arab men who occupy inexpensive coffee shops in the center). At first glance, it seems that he is generally far from everything. This is not true. Attached to the review is a map of the coast, which shows the location of all hotels in Agadir. I advise you on the first day to ride a small train for tourists, which will help you quickly find your way around Agadir. The train departs from the square where McDonald's is located every half hour or so.
The hotel itself basically corresponds to the description. The buffet is decent - vegetables, fruits, rice, pasta, potatoes, salads, cakes, meat and chicken in some sauces - for dinner; cottage cheese, vegetables, fruits, cheese, muesli, eggs, buns, orange juice, coffee and tea - for breakfast. I was surprised only by the almost complete absence of fish (after all, after all - a sea country). National dishes are not served, but if you want to try, then once a week there is a national dinner for an additional fee.
The pool is big enough and deep. Many of the guests do not go to the ocean at all, and therefore a place by the pool must be taken in the morning, because by ten o'clock there are no free sunbeds. Poolside animations in English, French and German are simple competitions and sports games in the water and on land.
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