We loved that it was a traditional riad and the decor gave the true feeling of being in Morocco - colourful and vibrant. The fire in the dining area was amazing and it was very quiet. The yoga room felt luxurious with colourful cushions. The staff were super helpful and welcoming and treated us like family. They went out of their way to accommodate our needs especially regarding a vegan diet. We mostly ate dinner at the hotel and the menu was flexible with our requests being met - the food was lovely. It was Ramadan whilst we were there and it was good to experience that. The ocean was only a few minutes away and we enjoyed beach walks. The riad is in the local village and so our stay felt very authentic being able to see how most Moroccans live.

We went in early March so it was a bit chilly and rainy - our timing issue though. The fire was a great help and the rooms could be heated warmly. A few repair issues to rooms e.g. blinking light were not attended to during out stay. I was disappointed with the desert dinner that was organised. It was too basic.

Beautiful riad, authentic building, classy interiors, attention to detail. Several WiFi connections so you can stay well connected whichever floor you are on. The little pool is small & deep, but was nice for a dip although cold! Transfers were easily organised as were day trips by reception staff.

Having the same options every day for breakfast of bread, eggs, cereal. Coffee although fab was from a machine, not traditional and no mint tea was on offer at breakfast time. Some local fruit would have been welcome. Walk to the beach is only about 8 mins but roads around the road are unpaved and untarred, so it's dusty and unpleasant most of the way . There is a good path along the coast however, but would have been nicer to be closer to the sea or at least closer to good food options - we ended up going to Taghazout twice for dinner. For lunch, local was fine.

The fresh orange juice at breakfast was amazing. Lovely roof terrace. Exceptionally clean. Amazing baths in the suites. Extremely quiet. Near an amazing beach.

The only hot food offered at breakfast was a plain omelette. It would be great to be able to have some fillings, even if it's just fresh herbs or tomato or have a bit of variation (e.g poached eggs) and also some fresh fruit and salad would improve it alot. Fresh mint tea would be great too - which is avaiable in most Riads, but there wasn't even mint teabags. Odd. The other thing that left a bad taste in our mouth was that I told the hotel it was my husbands birthday during our stay so they said they'd organise a cake, which was great, but I was rather shocked at the price of it. They really should have checked with me first. We could only manage not even quarter of it. It seemed a waste and a bit cheeky assuming we wanted a huge and expensive cake without checking first.

This is a little oasis of calm, really was suoer quiet. You can hear the magical call to prayer. Rhe view from the roof top is wonderful as you watch the sun set. Some good places to eat nearby. A short walk to the beach and a fabulous running route. The room was huge, the bath tub was even bigger(take care getting in and out) Netflix was an additional bonus for an insomniac. I loved the olives, Arabic bread and cheese triangles for breakfast. (Other limited options available) They arranged a transfer for me which was slick and easy. Gave me towels for the beach.

Beautiful oasis of calm. Look forward to going back at some point. The ladies who looked after us at breakfast were super sweet.

A problem for me, was that we had a very deep bath. I am in my early 70s and awaiting a a hip replacement so it was very difficult to have a shower . However it was entirely my fault for not checking (or perhaps asking to move rooms). I only mention it so that if people are going to the beautiful Riad they check if they need an accessible shower and book a suitable room.

I fell in love with this Riad. So so so so sooo beautiful. We got the Agadir room and it looked better than in pictures. Very large room with a bath, shower, balcony, walk in closet. The bed was extremely comfortable. The room was sparkling clean. Every detail was perfect from the pillows to the tea mugs we had in the room. Wifi dedicated to each room. Perfect interior design. Great breakfast with orange juice from freshly squeezed oranges. Smelled lovely all over. Great location. The most beautiful accommodation in Tamraght for sure! Seemed new and perfect. I would move in there for sure.

We were unlucky enough to stay at the same time with a very loud crying baby. The rooms seem to not be soundproofed enough to not let the cry be heard. But this was our bad luck. Otherwise, perfect Riad.

We had an amazing stay! The place was beautifully decorated with Moroccan furnishings, creating a really warm atmosphere. We enjoyed having breakfast in the open-roof pool area, and loved relaxing on the rooftop terrace with its views of the sea. The staff were brilliant, really friendly, and always ready to help. The village itself was charming, and the wonderful beach was just a short walk away. We will definitely be going again!

I would say it's more expensive then most places in Morocco but one of the only places that has a swimming pool. However we didn't use because it was to cold. Otherwise, really great place, beauitful rooms, friendly staff, nice quiet location.

Only thing it's not a great breakfast, no fresh fruit, no oats for granola or porridge. All dairy products & eggs which we couldn't eat, we went out for breakfast a few times. There's a few restaurants around the corner for more options.

Stay of 10 days total relax and loved local vibe of the area . Partner used spa and enjoyed . Pool small and not heated .Reception helped with any questions . Breakfast simple Berber style . Roof top great for relax in the sun. Not far 10 minute walk to the beach . Tamraght village is not a tourist complex so still has Moroccan feel. Airport transfer good and fair value . Don’t normally return but this might be the exception.

Leaving

Beautifully presented Riad in the delightful small town of Tamraght. As soon as you enter the Riad you are met by the coolness of the pool and the calming music. The staff work hard to create a calm tranquil haven and a big welcome. The room was large with a comfy bed, cool cotton sheets and fluffy white towels. The manager arranged tours taxis for us. Make sure you use the gorgeous hammam its a great way to start your relaxing break. Tamraght is Taghazout’s neighbour, the Riad is a few minutes walk from the beach and the beautiful promenade which links the two.

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