Oudaya Hotel & Spa

Stayed with Hotel Oudaya, both with G Adventures at the end of that tour, and booked independently for a few nights They were good in letting me stay in the same room across the two bookings. The pool was always crowded when open (my photos are when it was closed) and you could hear the annoying music in my room until it closed, but I have to say I loved the room. It was easily the best room I had in Morocco. Had a fridge, had air conditioning the worked, had blackout curtains to also keep the room cool, but behind them the window was hot for drying out underwear or a shirt washed in the bathroom sink. Coat hangers actually had the top hook bit, unlike most hotels. The shower was good pressure and although didn't really use the hot water, it did exist. Bed was really comfortable, although you only really need one of the two massive pillows. Would have liked one of those I don't need my room cleaned things other hotels have to hang on door knob as housekeeping was constantly knocking and opening the door. Breakfast was an immersive wildlife experience. Other parts of Africa, you might eat breakfast with a giraffe head coming through the window, or elephants poring your orange juice with their trunk, well at Oudaya, you have bees landing on your plate or drinking glass as you eat. Heaps of them. Some you even have to save as they stuck in the food. So that was kind of a cool experience, they were there every morning. I did eat dinner there one night, wasn't a huge fan. Luckily there is a huge supermarket just to the right of the rear entrance (hotel has two entrances, so not the main reception one) across the road from the Shell service station.