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Situated mere steps from the golden swathe of Taghazout Beach, Fairmont Taghazout Bay is defined by its elegant yet relaxed blend of indoor and outdoor spaces and its magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean. Whether you come for a spa weekend or an extended family vacation, we know how to turn moments into lifelong memories. Dawn yoga sessions on the beach, the thrill of riding the region’s world-class waves, idyllic hours spent poolside, fresh-caught seafood eaten al fresco after a day exploring the souks of Agadir … Welcome to Morocco's Finest Beach Resort!
Our luxury 5-star hotel in Taghazout, swathed in lush gardens, includes a full-service Fairmont Spa, six innovative restaurants and bars (serving everything from Japanese cuisine to New Orleans-inspired cocktails), and our very own surf club. The scenic Tazegzout Golf Course is minutes away, while supervised clubs for children and teens give parents a chance to unwind. For business guests, our state-of-the-art conference center is another highlight. At the end of a busy day, contemporary Berber-inspired rooms, suites and villas double as private sanctuaries.
Fairmont Taghazout Bay
Km 17 station touristique Taghazout Bay
Taghazout, Morocco
80750
Nearest Airport: AGA
The Fairmont is lovely, a Californian feel with Moroccan spice. The SoCal part is the stunning location, the quality of the property, and I’d say some of the Moroccan feel are elements of decor and style, as well as outstanding staff. The service and friendliness is outstanding, nothing is a problem, and I felt genuine warmth from everyone here. Our sea front room was wonderful, great decor, high quality finish, no worn areas, and a very large private balcony with the best views of beach and ocean. We had the most delightful and relaxing break. The pool areas and pools are stunning. Breakfast was included and perfect, the most delightful buffet. I will revue the restaurants separately. A real oasis where the beautiful gardens look and smell wonderful, particularly at the pool where out preferred loungers were between two olive trees for a little shade. The only caveat that wasn’t an issue for us is that Taghazout or Agadir for other dining choices etc are a taxi ride away. Oh, the beach is stunning, on our post breakfast beac walk I liked to joke that I could see Malibu in the distance. Surfers and beautiful beach again are SoCal.
handif - Burnley, United Kingdom
We had a fantastic experience at the Fairmont in Taghazout Bay! We stayed for 10 nights in a sea view room. Very relaxing vibe at this resort with great restaurants, superbly attentive staff and great facilities. In particular, the housekeeping staff and the pool guys were fantastic and nothing was too much trouble. We loved a nice long walk along the beach boardwalk after breakfast, followed by an afternoon at the adults pool and then dinner. There is also a great gym with good equipment (this is not made very clear on the website). The four restaurants were all very good indeed and we found them to be resonably priced when compared to UK pricing for similar quality. All in all, a lovely place to go and we will 100% consider returning.
Bradley S - Newquay, England, United Kingdom
It takes about 30-40 mins to drive from the Airport and the hotel is remote from Taghazout. First impressions were good- plush interior and wonderful views of the ocean. We arrived at noon and told the room wasn’t ready. Reception took my mobile number and said we would be called when the room wasn’t ready. After 2 hrs 30 I went to Reception and got the key. A complete waste of a day. The Superior Suite was virtually on the beach and you could hear the waves breaking. It’s a big room with a large double bed easy chair and desk/ chairs. The bathroom also big and luxurious with a separate loo. The room wasn’t ready cleaned promptly every day and also turned down in the afternoon- wonderful service There were 5 restaurants- we ate in 3. The food and service were top notch but the prices were very expensive- compared to restaurants outside the facility. The average cost for Paper Moon (Italian) and Beef and Reef(meat and seafood) was £200 for two of us. The wines, which were average quality, were £55-£85 a bottle. The Tapas Bar was slightly less east £150 for the two of us and in our opinion, the best. Whilst we waited for our room on arrival 2 bottles of local beer cost £18 Breakfast was served in Paper Moon and was really good with a wide choice of dishes. I had the best omelettes I can remember eating. Service again was outstanding We booked an Excursion to Agadir and the cable car, via the Conciege. The cost was £160 for the two of us which I thought was overpriced. Indeed if I had booked through TripAdvisor the cost would have been £58. Having said that, it was exclusive to us with a driver and guide who were brilliant. Finally despite the overprint the service we received was outstanding. I have never seen so many staff
staffsjc - Budleigh Salterton, United Kingdom
We've stayed for 5 nights in an ocean view room at Fairmont. The resort looks lovely, well configured and clean. Service is excellent, breakfast and restaurants are very good (we've tried all except for the Italian restaurant). Our room was spacious and had the most wonderful ocean view. The room had an iron and ironing board, which is a major plus for us. Bathroom was spacious with a bath and a separate shower, dressing gowns, hair dryer and toiletries. The only criticism I have is re the sliding doors between the bedroom and bathroom. They're quite heavy and slide fast, so not if you are not careful you can easily crack your fingers. Beach bar is fantastic, service was great, including a sunglass cleaning service. Beach is kept very clean there. We liked the adult pool and the swim up bar so much, we never even made it to the main pool. Location is a bit far from Agadir, but we walked to Taghazout in an hour on the ocean side walkway, which is nicely done and lit up at night. There are several beach bars and restaurants on the way, in case you want to eat outside the resort. I would give the resort 4.5 stars, and the only reason I'm not giving 5 is the spa. It's currently being refurbished, so there was no hammam and the steam rooms were not working. I would definitely return in the future.
Gabriella C
We had a great stay at the Fairmont overall. We had a couple of issues which were quickly resolved including a change of room from ground floor to first floor. On one evening we had a very unsatisfactory experience in the Beef and Reef restaurant with a very long wait for very disappointing food. This was resolved by removing the food from our bill and later in the stay we were given a couple of complimentary dishes. We preferred the Tapas bar and Italian restaurant above Morimoto (the loud music here must divide opinions) and Beef and Reef. Breakfast was excellent. Our room was great - spacious with desk space and plentiful sockets and usb ports. Standalone shower and bath in the bathroom. Everything spotlessly clean and the housekeeping staff we met were lovely. There does seem to be an issue with the management of housekeeping, most days our room wasn’t serviced until around 4.30pm which tended to be when we returned to it hoping for a rest. We had a turndown service only a couple of times and not until the second week of our stay. However, there was a very prompt response to clear up a broken bottle. Room service is very swift and efficient, we ate on our balcony one evening. We arranged car hire through the concierge, which worked out very well, including extending the hire by a couple of days. I would recommend this - we explored up and down the coast and into the mountains, a lovely experience. Spa treatments and facilities were very good (although Hammam was unavailable unfortunately). Service at the pools and beach for snacks and drinks was also very good, with very charming and helpful staff. The beach itself is fantastic, very clean, body boards and other surf equipment available to hire at the hotel. Lots to watch from the hotel sunbeds which are in a private area. We had drinks by the fire pit at the beach bar to watch the sunset on several evenings - a lovely spot, The promenade runs along the beach. Turning left from the hotel you come to a small collection of restaurants which were only open at lunchtime when we visited, maybe different in high season. None serve alcohol. It’s also a very nice walk along the beach. Turning right from the hotel you pass a number of hotels and a golf course, plenty of benches to stop and watch the world go by. About an hour to walk to Taghazout which has a number of restaurants (no alcohol) and plenty of shopping opportunities. It has a backpacker feel to it and is easy to get a taxi back to the hotel (100 dirham).
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