Iberostar Waves Founty Beach All Inclusive
A 470-room all-inclusive in Cité Founty, with a gate onto Agadir's beach
About this stay
The Iberostar Waves Founty Beach works as a self-contained beach base. Breakfast and dinner are served at the Mercure buffet; the formula includes one dinner per stay at Antares, the Moroccan restaurant, on reservation. Reviewers say the pool area gets crowded early, so the sun beds on the beach, through the gate, are the calmer option. The spa has a hammam and treatment rooms, with each treatment charged separately. For surf, the waves are up the coast at Taghazout; for golf, the courses are off site and need transport.
Rooms are air-conditioned and sold in sea-view and pool-view categories, most with a balcony or terrace. Reviewers praise the cleanliness, noting spotless rooms and well-maintained facilities, and the staff, and the entertainment team gets extra praise for its energy. The complaints are practical: some guests report poor Wi-Fi in their rooms, and some find the rooms somewhat outdated or too dark, so I would ask for a sea-view room if light matters to you.
- A gate onto Agadir's beach and promenade, with sun beds for all guests
- Two freshwater outdoor pools, one of which can be heated in winter, an indoor pool in the spa and a shallow children's pool
- Mercure buffet, plus one dinner per stay at Antares, the Moroccan restaurant, on reservation
- Kids club, playground and an entertainment team
- Spa with a Turkish bath; treatments charged separately
- 8.4 out of 10 over 1,659 reviews
Our take
Iberostar Waves Founty Beach puts 470 rooms on three floors with a gate that gives access to Agadir's beach and promenade, and that access is what you are booking: the sand is just beyond it, with sun beds for all guests. The formula covers meals and drinks, plus one dinner per stay at Antares, the Moroccan restaurant, on reservation; spa treatments are paid separately. In winter, one of the two outdoor pools can be heated. I would book it for a week of beach and pool with children, without planning meals. I would not book it for quiet: reviewers mention noise around the pool and in the restaurant, and some rooms as too dark.
- Reserve your Antares dinner as soon as you arrive: the formula includes one Moroccan dinner there per stay, and it is served on reservation only.
- Ask for a room away from the restaurant and the main pool if you sleep early; reviewers mention noise around the pool and in the restaurant.
- Take sun beds on the beach rather than at the pools: reviewers say the pool area gets crowded early, while the beach, through the gate, has sun beds for all guests.
- Swimming in winter: one of the two outdoor pools can be heated in the cooler months, and there is also an indoor pool in the spa area.
- For surf or golf, plan transport: the surf breaks are at Taghazout, up the coast, and the golf courses are not on site.
Why we love it
- A gate opening straight onto the beach and its promenade
- An outdoor pool that can be heated in winter
- One Moroccan dinner per stay at Antares, alongside the buffet
- A kids club and children's pool for younger families
Why guests love itThis is a hotel built around families. Children are split into three clubs by age, 4 to 7, 8 to 12 and 13 to 17, alongside a playground, a shallow children's pool and an entertainment team that reviewers praise, and the all-inclusive formula means children eat when they are hungry without a bill to sign. The limits are real, though. Reviewers point out that the main pools can be deep for weak swimmers and children. For a beach week in Morocco with children and no meals to plan, I would book it; for a couple seeking calm, I would look elsewhere.
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