Hotel Akabar
About Hotel Akabar
The Akabar sits in the residential area of L’Hivernage and is decorated in Moroccan style. It offers an outdoor pool surrounded by palm trees and air-conditioned rooms with balcony. The famous Mohammed 5 Avenue, with its many shops, is just 1640 feet away. There is also a kiosk in front of the Hotel Akabar selling tobacco, souvenirs and newspapers. Akabar’s restaurant serves international and Moroccan cuisine in the elegant dining room with chandeliers. You can also have a drink at the bar or have a snack at the pool-side fast-food. The rooms are all equipped with a TV, a telephone and a safe. They each have a private bathroom with a bathtub. The Akabar Hotel staff speaks English, French and Spanish and will be happy to help you organize your stay. Front desk is open 24 hours and free Wi-Fi access is provided in public areas. Local activities include golf, horseback riding and tennis. Hotel Akabar is just 1.2 mi from Jamaâ El Fna Square and 4.3 mi from Menara Airport. Parking within the limit of availability. License Number(s): 40000HT0561
Amenities
- On-site parking
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Valet parking
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Breakfast available
- Express check-in / check-out
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Pool
- Family friendly
- Airport shuttle
- Smoke-free property
- Air conditioning
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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Needs some work
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room is over charged. Breakfast is not good
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Location Staff
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The bed was extremely comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful. Didn’t seem very clean. Location is just alright. It’s a very nice area but I preferred when we stayed closer to the city centre/medina.
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Location to pizza hut The room was untidy, bed was broken, very noisy room as front facing
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The location was excellent and it is accessible to the main tourist spots, restaurants , cafés and mall. The staff were friendly and accommodating too. The room is always clean and new towels everyday were provided. Also, the breakfast was good and they serve it on time. Overall, we had a wonderful stay in the hotel, worth the money we paid..
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Nothing I was very disappointed the staff were not even able to give me a cup or even a glass of hot water. My daughter was ill. Nobody helped Just asked for hot water The room was very back dated The shower head was broken Did nothing to repair it I will never return again
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The room was clean, good bed, good blackout curtains. AC didn't work and they didn't fix it even after we asked. Pool was closed for whole week and there was no info about it when we booked the hotel. You could hear all the noice from the street to the room. Breakfast was 3/5.
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Location 1. Pool? More Like an Empty Hole One of the reasons we booked this hotel was for the pool, only to arrive and find it completely empty. Not a drop of water. No signs of maintenance or explanation—just a useless, dry hole in the ground. 2. Low Water Pressure = No Proper Shower Taking a shower here is an ordeal. The water pressure was so weak that it was impossible to properly rinse off. It felt like trying to shower under a leaking faucet. 3. Scammed by Receptionist The receptionist blatantly overcharged us on the city tax. She said she was exhausted from fasting for Ramadan, which we understood, but that doesn’t excuse what happened. She charged us way more than the listed rate, then acted confused when we pointed it out. Despite we clearly saying it was too much, she just kept pretending she didn’t understand and never corrected her “mistake.” A total scam. To be clear that the remaining receptionists were much nicer and helpful. 4. Terrible Breakfast – Stale and Repetitive Breakfast was the same every single day: dry, stale bread, bad coffee, and tasteless pastries. Zero effort, zero variety, and definitely not fresh. It felt like they were just recycling old food. 5. No Outlets in a Triple Room Our room had three beds but only one visible electrical outlet. In this day and age, that is ridiculous. We had to take turns charging our phones, which made planning our days incredibly inconvenient. 6. Ridiculous Food & Drink Policy The hotel does not allow guests to bring in any outside food or drinks—not even bottled water! This means you are forced to buy everything from them at ridiculously high prices. A bottle of water cost more than triple what you’d pay at the Medina. It’s an obvious cash grab, and it made our stay even more frustrating.
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Friendly staff Clean Central location Fairly simple brekkie
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Great location the area felt safe and was a nice walk to medina n exploring area around hotel Pool was empty and pool area n other outdoor areas were not clean or comfortable to sit out in . Breakfast was very basic
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Superb
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Nice location, short walk into the centre but far enough that it wasn’t very noisy from traffic. Breakfast was nice and staff were helpful. The courtyard restaurant was lovely. Very loud construction going on, however it was the off season and didn’t really bother us.
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Breakfast was buffet style, some good options, the coffee was lively as was the breakfast juice. You can get evening meals there if you don't fancy going out and alcohol served in the bar there. Bed was comfy and a good powerful shower A basic hotel, no tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms
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Poor
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It is one of these no-nonsense hotels that have captured my heart. Everything I could wish for with still a heartwarming level of genuine Moroccan charm and hospitality. I got unexpectedly treated with a free breakfast! Thank you so much for that ❤️ Nothing. The rare noise from the doors in the hall and the traffic in the area are the real Morocco. As a traveller you would like to get close to that .
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Bathroom smaller the baby cot.
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80 euro for a night but still have to pay to iron the shirt
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Nice location but a little bit noisy at night The building is quit old
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Very good