Radisson Blu Resort Taghazout Bay Surf Village

Great hotel, i have been here before. Its beautiful and the breakfast is amazing. Taghazout is very busy i highly recommend walking to the village using the path and not by car.

Wonderful resort with great location on the beach, and good service from the staff, thankfully they speak English well. Short walk (15-20 min) to Taghazout village.

We stayed here twice in January 2025, we liked our stay enough the first time to return the second extending our flights home to accommodate our extended stay. The setting is great, on the beach within easy walking distance into the Tagazoute town with its mixture of affordable cafes and surf vibe shoreside accommodations. We started with a hotel room but asked to be moved to one of the chalets on site which were much better, we loved the vibe here, the staff were great and the manager very helpful. We had a relaxing stay, the beach bar was a great place to watch the sun go down with the music provided by the DJ. Although several bars there was t really a busy place in the evening to socialise with other guests but could be the time of year we visited.

Lovely resort on Taghazout Bay. Hospitality is really good, they couldn't do enough for you. The restaurant isn't buffet, it's waiter service, which is nice. Alcohol is not sold in shops in surrounding area, so buying at hotel prices is VERY expensive, so bring duty free if that's your thing. I found housekeeping not so great, good clean beds and towels, but I don't think the floor was swept all week! Lots of petals on bed for 2 days. All in all - a beautiful setting with good service! There is an easy walk to taghazout village where you can buy food and essentials (not alcohol ). I went in January and the pool area was quiet which was good but the restaurant lacked atmosphere in the evening, although the italian restaurant on site had a fabulous singer which I think would be a great asset to the bar area! On arrival at Agadir you will be met with men wanting to help with your bags, one clever one wore a hiviz! Of course they want paid, even in sterling. Just to make you aware! I also took a picture of a man with a Camel which also cost me !

After agonising over whether or not to book, we spent 8 glorious days at the Radisson Blu Resort, Taghazout Bay Surf Village at the end of August. Amazing location. Loved the hotel although we only went for the b&b option. Buying food there was otherwise overpriced. Day trips are brilliant & really cheap - £80 for an all day 5 stop of Agadir (7hrs). 45 minute transfer from the airport. Restaurants nearby are excellent & so much variety. They have a good kids club, pool table, table tennis, daily yoga classes, gym… The main negative is the ridiculously loud Saturday night beach party that they hold. Literally pumping music until 2am but kids slept through it. Also there are loads of flies around sadly but no mosquitos. All in all - a great holiday if you’re looking to soak up a different culture.

Wonderfully laid out resort, with everything you could need in a stunning location on a brilliant beach with super surf. We have a great time, a stunning holiday and would go back again tomorrow if we could. The staff were really friendly and it felt super safe. The (separate) surf academy is manned mostly by a guy who is really unhelpful, which is a great pity as the booking lady and all the surf instructors are fantastic - his attitude is a real pity as it stands out, being so different to everyone else. Drinks are not cheap - which makes sense in Morocco - but buy a bottle in duty free I suggest.