L'amphitrite Palace Resort & Spa

Sea and pool even though that the property encoucarage people not staying at the hotel to coming and use the hotel facilities more then the hotel residents witch create a bit of security issues

Pros: Location great, amazing potential. Large and spacious rooms. Cons: Poor service, slow room service, overpriced drinks.

Great location on the beach, quite with a beautiful garden.

First impression of hotel : bad. Reception personnel did not pay any attention to waiting customers. Full 60 minutes before we were checked in. Suite room category very small. Big gap between room price and room size. Breakfast buffet quality : far below expectation for a so called “five star” hotel !

The is a nice hotel with a beautiful pool and nice rooms. Definitely the nicest place we saw in Skhirat. If only the management were up to the standards of the facilities. The concierge in particular was no help. We inquired about getting a driver to take us into Rabat for a half-day tour and were quoted a ridiculous rate. Then, when we wanted to hire a car to take us to the train station in Casablanca, we kept getting quoted different rates until we realized he was trying to stick us with the hotel's luxury car service. When he wasn't around, which was often, the front desk staff had no clue how to help us.

I enjoyed my stay at the hotel overall. It is a pleasant and well managed hotel, although showing some signs of ageing and perhaps a lack of investment, however, these were not deal breakers for me. The place is quiet, with options for activities in and around the hotel, however, this is not an activity centric trip. There is golf, jet skiing, a spa, and an activity centre (featuring equestrian, paint ball and other activities), beyond the pool and beach. For what we wanted - total chill out - it was perfect, but if you want more to dos, this wouldn't be top of my list. It is on the pricey side, the restaurants on site are not cheap, and the quality is mixed - the Moroccan restaurant and Seafood restaurants are both pleasant, the Italian, is not great. Everywhere in the resorts the basics are expensive, i.e. water, and despite that you are not allowed to bring food or drink into the hotel, I smuggled some well-priced bottles of water in from the local store. We were there about 5 days, which is about the right amount of time, by the end I needed some more variety, but it was a delightful stay, wonderful to enjoy the sea and the sunshine!

A perfect hotel for a beach holiday but rather out of the way if you want to see more of the country. It is perfect for a family beach holiday with lovely pools. That said, the hotel do provide a daily shuttle, upon request, into the capital, Rabat (approx, 40 min journey). We did not find much in the way of other restaurants locally. There are three and a cafe in the hotel. Without exception, the hotel staff were excellent. They are truly welcoming and helpful. The concierge , who speaks very good English, (some staff speak English but French is the second language of most) was especially helpful. He arranged a fabulous visit to Fes for us - taking care of all the details even down to providing us with water for the journey.

They canceled my paid reservation 12 hours before I was supposed to arrive in Morocco! I have never had this happen to me in more than 100 hotels I have stayed at

Front desk and management was very unfriendly. My wife came to meet me at the lobby and was told by the manager that she would have to pay $50 to use the pool facility. I found it horrible to tell my guests to not visit me at the hotel unless they are willing to pay $50 to just come and visit me and have a drink by the pool side with me. Very inhospitable and unfriendly indeed. My room was spacious, clean and upto a 5star standard. Overall, staff was very courteous except for the front desk and management.

Got salmonella from the food on the first night of my stay