It's a great location...if you like out-of-town.....but for beach/surf lovers it's probably OK. Lovely grounds, damp rooms (out of season)....but you need to ask yourself: "why am I going to Morocco?" If it's just another beach holiday then this is OK but if you want a Moroccan experience, then get nearer to the town.

Staying here was part of a 3 day package trip we bought in Gibraltar. It was a bargain trip so we were not expecting much of a hotel. It was comfortable and located in a very convenient area close to the medina and beach. The only complaint was on the weekend the pool area was open to the public. No... More

The beds were standard Moroccan, thus hard, but overall comfortable. And the staff keeps the rooms clean and linens clean. It has a good location - close to the train station (we were able to walk), and close to the beach, and about a ten - fifteen minute walk to town. However, for the price we paid, one shouldn't expect... More

Asilah was our first stop in Morocco and we were delighted that we booked the hotel, the staff were lovely, the hotel itself was bright & clean and the gardens were absolutely beautiful. We enjoyed our first night so much that we returned there for our last nights stay before heading back to Spain. It's close to the beach and... More

This is the 3rd time that I have stayed at the Hotel Al Khaima in recent years. Over that time the hotel has undergone a transformation. The hotel has been recently painted and the rooms updated (LCD TV's in all rooms). During my stay they were in the process of decorating some of the public rooms and about time as... More

Its a walking distance from the train station, the beach and to the medina. However, If I go back I'd prefer accomodation nearer to the medina. We went in winter so the hotel was quiet and had a cold atmosphere. The staff were friendly and breakfast was basic.

A nice hotel, granted we were barely there ( it's right across from the beach, and a 15 minute walk along the beachfront from the medina). The rooms were nice, the one I was in had A/C, which I found to be a rare commodity in Morocco. Breakfast was fresh, didn't eat any other meals there. Nice pool.

We stayed at Al Khaima for one night as we drove from Marrakech to Tangier. Our goal was the beach, so we didn't make full use of the facilities (such as restaurant and pool) and cannot say much about them. Upon arrival, the receptionist asked if we wanted a room with a seaview; we, of course, said yes, and were... More

Room smelt and was damp. Towels were dirty. Public rooms had as much charm as a works canteen. Food was barely warm and bread smelt musty. Vegetarian main course was a handful of boiled carrots and potatos swimming in a thin fishy tasting liquid. Desert was a plate of grapes and plums. Manager was rude and disinterested at my complaint.... More