Paradis Plage Surf Yoga & Spa

Super service, accueil et personnels chaleureux je recommande vraiment 😁

The staff are super friendly and very accommodating. I spent a lot of time using the gym facilities. Abdla is the personal trainer there and he’s amazing!! Very friendly and made me feel very welcome, he also offers great personal training and gym classes if you want them. The gym facilities are great and have everything you need! There’s a treadmill, bike, and row machine for cardio, an outdoor CrossFit rig for any calisthenic needs, squat rack, plenty of barbells, bench press, punching bags, resistance machines, cables and a good variety of dumbbells. You have a view of the beach and the sea whilst you work out and there is also air conditioning inside for those super hot days.

Paradise plage deserves its name. It is direct at the beach and you do not realize you’re in a bigger hotel so well arranged are the buildings suits and bungalows. The Yoga with Karsten was the best yin yoga I attended and then I enjoyed a good breakfast If you want to explore the area outside the hotel ask the reception for the driver Abdul He knows the area, he knows where to see things where to shop and can help with all questions and supports always with a smile and excellent English Tip: call Abdul +212 698-598189

This is a very beautiful place, I saw it first in a tv game show in the United States, people got a free 5 days trip to here and were very excited. We came to visit and had snacks and beverages in the restaurant on the sand in front of the beach. Very nice, beautiful day and good service.

Positives - lots of lovely and well designed areas/ restaurants for eating and drinking. Beautiful beach, good gym, spacious accommodation. Sadly it is all rather let down by the very slow staff, average (but pricey) food and general lack of care for the guests. No welcome pack or any explanation about where things are or what is available to do in the area/ at the hotel. Check in was awful - I did wonder if it was the fact we only spoke English which with most of the staff caused a language barrier. We came with two children (9 & 12) and other than the ping pong table there aren’t any amenities or anything organised for the children. Football on the beach or something to bring everyone together would have been ideal. It’s a shame, so much potential but just lets itself down and wouldn’t return.

The stay at Paradis Plage which was supposed to be our treat in our Moroccan trip turned out to be the worst experience we ever had in a hotel. It turned out actually to actually ruin our holidays which we had to stop after our stay at Paradis Plage. Let’s start with the good points: beds are comfortable, rooms are big and the hotel as such is beautiful especially the gardens. But that’s it. During our stay (5 days), we got food poisoning and my 4 year old daughter was so sick that we had to spend the day going to the doctors, who ultimately recommended to stop our itinerary and fly back home. This could have been bad luck if we hadn’t talked to other families - we know of at least 10 other people who felt miserable (food poising and high fever) and sick. They recovered after 3 days approx. Next to this the inexistant service of hotel staff outside the beach restaurant, lack of interest of the receptionist in the fact that people get sick until you call the boss…the cockroach in our bathroom seem just like a small anecdote. We should have been warned - on the day of check in we were surprised that check consisted in giving us the key without even information on where breakfast is etc - the most basic stuff a hotel would do. I had a long talk with the director of the hotel who of course was sorry about what happened to my daughter but this is definetly not a 4 star standard and definitely they need to do something about training of their staff - in hygiene (in the rooms and for the food). At breakfast the raspberries were still frozen on the plates… For us this stay resulted in stopping our trip in Morocco, losing 5 days of holidays that were planned and booked and 3 days at Paradis Plage we spent in the room with the sick children and not outside at the beach at the so called Paradis.