Overall Ratings & Reviews Hôtel Al Alba Hammam & Restaurant

Nice hotel, quiet and private. Great breakfast. Good location but I feel is better to stay at the Medina.

The staff at this hotel were innnnncredible! Amazing massage and the beautiful receptionist and I’m guessing manager, were beyond belief helpful and accommodating. So so lovely to be so warmly welcomed and cared for. Highly recommend their care 💙

It was a special place. Very friendly staff

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Immaculately clean, beautifully decorated, comfortable hotel one block from the beach and restaurants, walking distance to the medina. Hotel staff are lovely, responsive, and helpful. Could not ask for a better place to stay in Asilah!

Our only negative on the hotel is that our bed was very hard for our liking. We could not eat dinner there because they did not cater for vegetarians so ate at the restaurant next door and really got ripped off. The place was empty and now we know why!

Loved Al Alba Hotel! Wish I could have extended my stay. Beautifully decorated all in blue. Comfortable room. Great AC and good shower pressure. Pleasant and helpful staff. Delicious breakfast and dinner. Only disappointment was the double booking on my Spa appointment. Since I had a train to catch, I couldn't stay for the later time they offered. Otherwise perfect. Would not hesitate to return. Highest recommendation.

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I've been in Morocco for a little over two weeks and I can honestly say that this is by far the best hotel I have stayed at. There is something so comfortable about Moroccan women, they make you feel so welcome and at home. Every need was attended to with a smile, they even went out of their way to make me lunch one day and they're not even open for lunch. They went above and beyond expectations. Thank you for a wonderful stay ladies!

The hotel is located about a mile from the heart of Asilah. It's not a beautiful neighborhood, but was passable. The location was fine if you had a car. When you arrive to the hotel, there is no lobby on the entry floor. It takes you straight to a winding staircase to the hotel guest rooms. It's a weird layout. We reserved the rooftop suite, and were glad we did as it was spacious and had a nice rooftop patio. The suite is made for people under 6' tall, be warned. The shower, for instance, requires anyone over 6' to hunch. The entry door to the room has a similar problem, but that is easily overcome as you walk in. They had tiny (almost child sized!( bathrobes for adults which one could barely fold over in front of oneself to close. I'm a size 6 woman, so I can't imagine anyone bigger using these. They were rough to the touch, surely air dried. The decor for the room looks better in photos than in person, but it was fine and quaint. When you arrive, the hotel reception does little to welcome you or give you your bearings, not showing you the wifi code or anything. This was unlike other hotels in Morocco where hotel attendants were very helpful and proactive about offering assistance. According to Fodor's this is a best bet for Asilah, and I sure could not find anything better. Relative to the five other hotels we stayed at in Morocco during our extended visit, this was the least impressive, but for Asilah, I believe this is the best there is.

Parking available outside hotel for guests. Hotel staff were all very friendly and happy to sort out any problems. It was very quiet despite being close to a main road. It took about twenty minutes to walk to the Medina. There were plenty of restaurants in the medina but I chose to eat at the hotel restaurant. The food was some of the best I have had in Morocco. Would certainly visit again and recommend it to friends. There was a nice lounge area with some very useful tourist information of the surrounding rea and towns. Unfortunately there was no English version which little disappointing. I fully understand that being so close to Spain then the information is more than likely to be in Spanish but it is something worth thinking about.

hotel al alba is a great and comfortable place to stay while in Assilah. The staff was very friendly and personable. They helped me celebrate my birthday without even asking! great quiet location. We loved that we could park our car in front too.

We had one night at the Al Alba but would have loved another night. The evening meal was delicious as was the breakfast. Our room was amazing the the hotel decor is stunning, truly Moroccan. The staff could not have been more accommodating. We will definitely go back.

Great place. Really clean rooms. Good food at the restaurant.

Beautiful hotel. Great service. Good location, just a few minutes walk from the beach and ten minute walk to the medina by the ocean.

WE extended our stay to two nights because this was such a nice place. The Hammam was really wonderful. We also enjoyed dinner one night and wonderful breakfasts which were included in the very reasonable prices.

Wonderful place, very peaceful and quiet.

Hotel was good, lighted and contemporary. Our room was nice, had a little view of the ocean. Food was OK. We ordered a dish with Red Lobster but it came with shrimp. they were not willing to reconsider charging ux for that dish. Any way, may be have dinner else where.

Great location. Very friendly staff.

I stayed at the Al Alba for five nights in March, using it as a base to explore northern Morocco. Both the hotel and the town of Asilah itself were like little oases of calm, quiet and order. Everyone was incredibly kind and welcoming, and I had a fantastic time and went away with the feeling that I'd really experienced something special. Morocco often has a reputation in Europe as a place full of noise and hassle, but if you stay at the Al Alba I can promise you a very relaxing time just a few hundred yards away from a lovely sandy beach, and a 20-minute stroll from one of the country's most beautiful medinas. Above all, though, it's the friendliness of the hotel staff that makes this place so attractive. I would definitely recommend it.