Find a Hotel in Agadir

Name: New house, bright, arabesque, new strategic city center
Address: Tlemcen
Price range: $50 total

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Agadir Hotel Guide

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Recent Agadir hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Renaissance Tlemcen Hotel

2 out of 5

Posted 11 months ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Honestly, we were insulted from the moment we entered. I’ve never been treated so poorly where we paid so much money to get a room. We were stranded one night and decided to book at the last minute two rooms. After being grilled about the state of our relationship, which I understand is important if we were sharing a room, but our rooms were even on opposite sides of the hotel on different floors. But all the scrutiny from a hotel that we discovered also serves alcohol. This is rather hypocritical after making two people feel so awful about renting two rooms. Also, the attitude about the female paying for the rooms is insulting. The final straw was the complete inability to connect to any Internet. The signal was so poor I could not even send a message, let alone any photos or stream something. Honestly, I would never go back. I would rather pay a third of the price to receive much better service anywhere else."

A verified traveler stayed at Renaissance Tlemcen Hotel