Hyatt Place Taghazout Bay

"We stayed in one of the villas attached to the main hotel, and had buffet breakfast included. The villa was lovely - extremely spacious, quiet, well kept and had its own pool and loungers. The hotel itself was lovely - all the staff were really friendly and helpful, the pool bar served a good selection of lunches both local and international. The only comment I would make is that the evening buffet (which we had once) didn't have many options for younger children than ours - it's all fairly local cuisine. We dined out at local restaurants mostly and used room service at the villa, which worked well."

"The hotel facilities and services are excellent. It's a bit away from the beach but it easy to walk down or there's a regular shuttle bus to the other Hyatt and then there's a board walk into town. Food at the hotel is good and reasonably priced."

"The hotel itself is decent — rooms are clean and average, nothing special but comfortable enough. Staff are polite and the grounds are well maintained. However, the biggest disappointment was the food, especially for families with children. The buffet has very little variety and almost no kid-friendly options. After a couple of days, every meal felt repetitive and stressful, as our child often refused to eat anything. What should have been relaxing family dinners turned into small nightmares most nights. Another major downside is the cost and availability of water. Bottled water is ridiculously expensive — up to MAD 80 — and only a very small amount is provided in the rooms each day. For a warm destination, this feels unreasonable and leaves guests with no choice but to pay inflated prices for such a basic necessity. Overall, it’s an okay stay if you’re not travelling with kids and don’t mind spending extra for essentials, but for families, the dining experience need serious improvement."