Hotel Al Kabir

buena situación

cerca de los jaridnes majorelle y de la av. mohamed V

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Mal situado. Poca intimidad. Personal poco profesional. Precio de la comida muy alto. Intentan venderte excursiones y servicios muy por encima del precio real.

Tuvimos una mala experiencia al principio con el hotel, pero mas tarde nos la resolvieron, bastante buena la relación calida-precio, no busques lujos ni extravagancias en este hotel pues no las encontrarás. En taxi el precio suele ser de 10 dirhams con taximetro, algo menos de un euro asi que merece la pena alejarse un poco de la plaza por ese precio para intentar reducir el coste del hotel, lo recomiendo a aquel que no busque nada mas que una cama y baño limpios durante su estancia

Algunas toallas rasgadas y poca decoracón, nuestro aire acondicionado no funcionaba pero por la noche no hace falta, el de otras habitaciones si lo hacia

El hotel nos parecio muy muy bien por su calidad precio.

Nos gusto especialmente la zona de piscina/terraza con sofas y tal. Tambien la comida estaba bueno, y local. La cena lo sivieron a mesa. Mucho mejor que tipico bufet que suelen tener en los hoteles. Limpieza estaba muy bien. Tiene un ambiente intimo y la personal es simpatica.

Podrian tener un par de tubonas mas para la piscina. Esta un pocito llejos de la medina, pero a nosotros nos parecio bien estar en una zona un poco mas tranquila. En habitaciones que dan a la calle a lo mejor se oye los coches por la manana, pero a nosotros nos cambiaron a una habitacion que daba a la piscina cuando lo pidimos.

Jardin Majorelle esta cerca, y cementario europeo. Tambien las tiendas de Gueliz. Estan construyendo un centro comercial. La pasteleria Hilton esta cerca y recomendable.

Value for money was excellent.

The value for money was fantastic. The breakfast and evening meal were excellent. The pool looked good but it was in January and to cold to use. The bar was good and the price of beer reasonable.

The first room we went into was dated and needs refurbing. The aircon/heating failed so we had to move rooms. The second room was better.

Marjella Gardens within 10 minutes walk. The location of the hotel for me was superb. I could walk safely to all the areas of interest.

change money at the post office best rate.don't trust anyone offering you advie directions etc as they are after a fee if taking taxi watch metre if possible have correct fare they ers swins at over cahrging big time the tourist office near the hotel is very helpful

staff really helpful great free safe clean towels and sheets daily- pool a real assest- although in new part of town only takes about 15-20 mins to walk to everywhere of interest.

the mirelle gardens -great on a hot day. lots of places to drink and watch life go by.

A great palce to visit.Go! and dont be put off by horror stories. Everyone we encountered was nice and helpful. If you get lost, just ask directions from anyone, they are all keen to help. Its not that big a place really. It helps to speak French, but you will usually find someone who speaks a few words of English. Avoid eating in the main square resturaunts, they are overpriced and really busy. But do eat at the night market, its really tasty, exciting and good value. In the souks, offer less than a quarter of the asking price` They will generallt take a quarter!

A pleasant hotel which is good value for money. A lovely small terrace area with medium sized pool. - unheated, though,so very cold in April. Wine availiable in the resturaunt, a dingy bar on ground floor, which seemed to sell beer and spirits. Food very plentiful, breakfast was bread, jams, eggs and yoghurt, evening meals were either buffet (if few people were staying) and serviced 3 courses - soup, main and fruit (if tour groups were staying.) Not a lot of choice for vegetarians, though. An omelette was regularly served instead of meat.Rooms small but adequate, with bathrooms. Well placed to reach Jemma ef Na. Buses from one block down go straight there. Staff pleasant, especially the resturaunt staff.

Nothing negative really, - nothing to do at night there, you would have to leave the hotel. Families with teenagers might find it a bit boring, - my children did, but at least we all went to bed early.

The Majorelle gardens are a 10 minute walk, very beautifull and well worth a visit, but go early as it gets overwhelmed by tour groups. The Baddi palace is also recommended, hardly anyone goes there and the ruins are very atmospheric. Take a day trip out of the city if you can, we went to Seti Fatma, which is in the foothills of the Atlas mountains. A really strenuous climb to see some waterfalls, but really fun and worth doing.Some good places to eat near the Hotel, the Jazzo cafe is particularly nice. A meal for 4 with drinks is about 200 dh, so not particularly cheap.

Excellent ratio qualité/prix. Les repas étaient complets et très bons. Rien à reprocher à la chambre.

Très froid dans les couloirs et problèmes avec les lumières. Petit déjeuner ne commençait pas à l'heure indiquée.

It was very nice time. I was happy with the quality of the service. I will definitely recommend the place to others.

There were some coffees next to the hotel and big super market walking distance from the hotel. Also, very convinient bus transfer to the airport.