Radisson Blu Resort, Al Hoceima

Now the hotel is 3 years old, so hotel is very modern and nice. All rooms have balcony or small terrace, air conditioning. Every day was room cleaned 🤍. The staff of this hotel are very friendly and nice. There was super SPA in the area of hotel, where was a few people. So after day on the beach it is very good place (if you like less people as we 😊). Food was good, large selection. Fishes was very very good. Every night was animation program, it was fun. Beach was clean, sea was warm, bar was there too. The only downside was Marrocan people. To this hotel arrive 95% Marrocan people. These people don't know how to behave, they get ahead of the queue, they pollute. It's a shame because it's a new hotel and the seats in the dining room... you're afraid to sit on them. That's why you go to eat on time, so it still looks normal 😊. And the boardwalk isn't worth it either. You believe me. Rather go some trip :).

Several factors contributed to making our experience extremely unpleasant: The lines for meals were so lengthy that we often gave up waiting and settled for whatever items were still available. Several items, like cereal, milk, and coffee for breakfast, were not restocked promptly, and they were depleted rapidly. Clean cups and glasses were frequently unavailable, particularly during breakfast. Finding available and clean tables was a challenge. The ones we managed to secure were often dirty, with a significant amount of uneaten food left behind. This is because local patrons tend to take excessive portions to their tables and leave much of it uneaten. The overall cleanliness of the restaurant was appalling. Trash bags were left in the middle of the dining area, and piles of unwashed dishes, cups, and utensils were visible. The establishment is clearly unprepared to accommodate such a high volume of customers simultaneously. Despite their good intentions, the staff lacked proper training for the expected level of service. They merely swiped crumbs off tables using the same paper towel, seemingly unaware that this is inappropriate. Toilet paper was consistently lacking in the rooms, and it was difficult to locate in the pool area restrooms. The staff simply did not replenish it when it ran out. None of the showers in the pool area were operational. Acquiring a child's bed for the room was a significant challenge. It was absent upon our arrival, and we had to request it multiple times. There was a shortage of towels for three people, and replacements were often not provided, even though the used ones had been taken. The infirmary was advertised to be open from 9 to 18, but on the day we required its services, no personnel were present at 15, 16, 17, or 18. When we raised our concerns, their solution was to call for an ambulance. Half of the individuals in our group of eight fell ill with gastroenteritis. Despite our request for three rooms in close proximity to one another, we were scattered across the resort.

Not a good experience. We were advised by an agent that Al Hoceima was a new destination, and Radisson Blu was a new hotel, that we were going to have a good experience but it was totally a disaster. First of all, we were not advised that would take us 3 hours driving to reach the hotel. But, that's ok. Second of all, when we reach out room, it was like the room was not cleaned at all. The towels were new, but the rest...the floor was a mess, we had somebodys plate with food eaten in the mini bar, the carpet was extra dirty. I went to the reception to claim, they told us that someone would clean and, guess what. They just took the plate. I went (again) to the reception and they just asked if I went to change rooms. They did not care at all about my complaint. After that we moved and the room was worst then the first one. The sofa was dirty, there were bugs, hairs of some woren...so, I went to the reception, asked to talk with the manager, I was not able to, but for some reason they took my complain serious. After 30minutes the room was cleaner. Not clean. Cleaner. The dirt was still there, but it had complain 3 times, I was exhausted. The public spaces were also dirty. There is no care about the public spaces. There are stains everywhere. I am not sure is other hotels in the area are the same but I was completely chocked. It is a 5* hotel, not a 1* hotel.

The issue of the best time in the hotel nice food It's nice swimming pool great view thank you to all those in charge of this hotel we meet next year thank you thank you thank you 👑 thank you For all of you Until next time 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

The first day i came i was disapointed because i didnt found a basketball court but the exprerience was good and there was so much fun they were doing alot of shows at night that was absolutly amazing and creative i really enjoyed those 5 days which felt like a week i mostly had fun with: sousou, wissale, karam.

The service is a little slow, the drinks are refreshing and it’s a beautiful view, the spa is really calm and the pool is beautiful at night, at first you might get lost but it’s alright and the animation is so good, it’s a really cool vibe! Sousou is the bestt!!!

I didn't receive good treatment from the reception. I had an issue with the reservation, and instead of solving the problem, I was ignored. Myself and my young children were left without food and water in the reception area. I didn't receive any response from the officials, despite having a document confirming that I had reserved two rooms in this hotel. The problem was not resolved in a friendly manner; rather, I was ignored. This hotel is beautiful if you don't encounter problems, but it lacks compassion or empathy in case of issues. Their main concern seems to be collecting money.

I booked two rooms for 2 adults and 2 minor children in accordance with international standards that require connecting rooms at the hotel. However, during check-in, the receptionist offered me a suite for the four of us, but upon visiting the supposed suite, it turned out to be just a room with two sofas, with an area of no more than 22 square meters. I requested that the suite be replaced with the two rooms I had initially reserved. The same receptionist then assigned me two rooms similar to the suite, but these were located at the end of the hotel, next to the boundary wall and separated by 10 pavilions. Following this, I filed a complaint with the hotel management. However, their response attempted to conceal this situation by emphasizing availability issues and claiming that their reservation management did not take into account the safety and well-being of the minor children, as well as the comfort of their parents. I wanted to share this experience to highlight a situation of a disappointing start to this stay. This leads me to no longer consider returning to this establishment, which is located at a great geographical distance and falls short in terms of professionalism and respect towards their clients

I have reserved two rooms for 2 adults and 2 minor children. According to international standards, the hotel should provide 2 connecting rooms. At the time of check-in, the receptionist offered me a suite for the four of us instead of two separate rooms to stay together with the children. However, after visiting the supposed suite, it turned out to be a single room with two sofas, measuring no more than 22 square meters. I requested to change from the supposed suite to the two originally reserved rooms. The same receptionist provided me with two rooms similar to their suite, located at the far end of the hotel next to the boundary wall, separated by 10 pavilions. I returned to file a complaint with the hotel management. They attempted to conceal this deception by citing availability concerns and claiming that their reservation management does not prioritize the safety and well-being of minor children along with their parents. As a result, I wanted to share this story of a deceptive stay that started off poorly. I will not be returning to this hotel, which is both geographically distant and far from being professional in terms of respecting their customers.