Hyatt Regency Taghazout

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Great location and Staff!

We liked our stay very much Thanks

We were delighted with this hotel. From check in to check out we received the best attention and service from every member of staff we encountered. The room was very comfortable and spotlessly clean. Zac gave us a garden view room which was away from the pool area and very peaceful and quiet. The adult pool area was perfect. Overlooking the ocean and away from the main family pool it had waiter service from the restaurant bar and a lovely restaurant for lunch. The pool guys were attentive, brining extra towels and cushions and positioning the umberllas for us throughout the day. We also enjoyed the beach bar and restarant just across the path from the hotel. Nothing was too much trouble for the lovely staff.

Endroit balnéaire magnifique !! La chambre est très propre, spacieuse et bien décorée !!! Durant notre séjour de 17 jours au Maroc, le buffet déjeuner du Hyatt a été notre coup de cœur !

Breakfast

The food is very very good tending to excellent. Staff service is very helpful but not 5 star. Still, great location

Positives Clean hotel, great room for family of 4, breakfast superb selection and staff generally all very attentive. Location great, it's a 20 min walk along the prom to the village with decent places to eat. Late check out - no charge! Negatives Padel is £40 which is a tad excessive. Housekeeping didn't come one day to be told they finish at 5pm and so managed to get towels and toilet roll from reception..... Cold shower one night but we were late getting to the room, every other day was fine. Pool area clean however on the last day lots of litter around the sun beds from the day before and towels not collected. Definitely recommend for some spring sunshine and hotel much better than a Canaries option! Food and drinks quite pricey in the hotel considering location but great quality. Gym - used every day, no aircon and could do with some new kit but good enough.

Despite its premium pricing by Moroccan standards, this hotel fails to deliver a true five-star experience. Service is slow, inconsistent, and often inattentive, with management appearing overly focused on delegation rather than actively supporting operations. A more hands-on leadership approach is clearly needed. The beach service was particularly poor, with staff rarely engaging guests and even displaying unprofessional behaviour during a heated staff dispute. The adults’ pool area also felt neglected, with disengaged lifeguards and little effort to manage sunbeds or maintain cleanliness. Dining lacked consistency, from unclear service standards to disorganised breakfast operations, where guests were left confused and staff appeared idle. The ongoing issue of birds entering indoor dining areas further detracts from the experience. While food quality is generally good, prices are high compared to better local alternatives. Water pricing is excessive, especially given prior communication suggesting it would be complimentary. In a hot climate, the lack of accessible free water feels particularly unreasonable. Overall, while the property is visually impressive, service shortcomings significantly undermine the experience. With stronger leadership and clearer standards, the hotel has potential, but currently falls short of expectations.

Room was spotless Staff in club lounge fabulous - Mohammed and Said great credit to you. Maha on front desk great. Two guys on the bar - don't know their names but so welcoming - one only been with you 2 months and the other limited English - both great personalities - should be proud of their hospitality skills.

Picture this: You're finally chilling by the pool in your swimsuit, soaking in the sea breeze listenign to the hotel music, when suddenly 75+ people from the meeting room swarm in - fully clothed, chain-smoking, guzzling booze, and yammering at ear-splitting volumes. What was a peaceful oasis turns into a toxic smog fest where you're the unwelcome intruder choking on their cigarette stench while they trash the vibe without a shred of self-awareness. Great job Hyatt - milking extra cash from these the meeting/events crowd and their F&B tabs, all at the expense of actual paying guests who came for tranquility, not your revenue-boosting circus. It ruined my stay.