Dar Tourkia Maison d'hôtes

Dar Tourkia was our first stop (two nights) for a short trip to Morocco from Germany in the end of January 2018. We were travelling with our two little ones (2.5 and 5 years old). The hotel can be reached from Agadir airport by car in less than an hour. Of note, two different GPS maps sent us to the backside of the hotel on the wrong side of the city wall, so if you end up in an empty street, take a look on the map for the right gate to enter the city. The hotel (more a lodge) offers rooms in many different sizes spread across multiple buildings, all with direct access to the calm and beautiful garden and large swimming pool (not heated during winter!). All rooms were extremely comfortable, clean, with beautiful wooden furniture and complementary water. Our room was upstairs and had a small balcony with a beautiful view over the whole compound. The whole compound is well secured and our kids could roam freely in the garden and around the pool without the parents worrying too much. All staff was kind, polite and helpful at all times and made us and the kids feel welcome and at home. Everyone was very cheerful with the kids at all times (although they can be real brats sometimes). A large playground and a public plaza with electrical toy cars are within easy walking distance of the hotel. The food was among the best we had during our whole trip. Dinner is highly recommended, but whenever you feel hungry, just ask and they will be happy to do some magic for you. The hotel organized a nice and interesting tour around town for no extra charge but the guides loan. Altogether, an absolutely perfect start for our holiday, we would have loved to stay longer.

From the room to the service and the meals, everything was absolutely perfect. A truly beautiful place that I highly recommend.

Unforgettable and exceptional! Everything is there: tranquility, lush vegetation, fine and varied cuisine, beautifully decorated rooms, cleanliness. But above all, the absolute kindness of the owner and René, as well as the entire Moroccan team/staff, who are delighted to work in this incredible place. Thank you and well done. Ptit Lin.

With a passion for doing everything well. A beautiful place, tastefully decorated. Impeccably clean. All the staff were incredibly attentive. Delicious meals and breakfast. Thank you to the entire team.

This is paradise Super super friendly, you feel more than at home there. The rooms are Moroccan but very beautiful. The garden is a gem right on the wall of the center, simply unique. Highly recommended for those who love peace and quiet whenever they want it, and action all around if they feel like it. Mustapha, the guide recommended by the riad, is highly recommended; he speaks multiple languages. He is honest and very professional. And he shows very nice places.

A very beautiful, spacious hotel with a wonderful garden and pool in the Kasbah. The Berber and Arab markets are a 15-minute walk away. The staff are exceptionally friendly and efficient. Excellent breakfast buffet.

Magical place!! The best dinner we had in Morocco and in general. Everything is meticulous down to the last detail. The kind of place you enter and don't want to leave for a few days. There is a pool, spa, hammam, massage. Rich breakfast, there is also a lunch menu at noon. It seems to me that Mrs. Turkey (an amazing woman, that's her name. And has nothing to do with the country of Turkey) is the one who makes sure that everything here plays like a precise orchestra. The entire staff - like Turkey. Kind and hospitable down to the last detail.

It is a wonderful hotel with: — an excellent breakfast arrangement (buffet breakfast) in a lovely room; — swimming pool, roof terraces, well-kept garden; — spacious bedroom; — staff members who can speak English fluently; — good value for money and easy booking process. This hotel is well-managed and leaves a firmly positive impression. One would struggle to find any negative aspects. The only negative point is that the bathroom does not have a window and can only be ventilated by opening the bathroom door into a bedroom, which is not ideal because all steam then goes into the bedroom. The bathroom should have its own window.