Piscadera Harbour Village

Several nice restaurants, the beach, and a diveshop are all an easy walk away. It's a great location, and Rif Fort is only a very short drive.

The calmest beach is just a two-minute walk away, and the property has an infinity pool. There are options for both long-term stays and Airbnbs. Shops, restaurants, and even a children's museum are easy to get to, while the city is a 15-minute drive away. A very nice experience.

The views of the bay and mountains are beautiful, and the staff were friendly. The property has potential, and the housekeeping lady was the star of our stay: she cleaned and worked to move us into a new apartment. Staff communication was slow and confusing, though they were very helpful once we reached them. Management never replied to email. We stayed in two apartments, and issues may differ from one to another. The resort was planned as a resort, went bankrupt, and construction stopped halfway. Some buildings on the property were started and left unfinished. The first impression, including the entrance, is an abandoned complex called Piscadera Bay Complex, directly in front of Piscadera Harbour Village. It had originally been designed for shops and restaurants, but now has graffiti, broken glass, homeless people, stray dogs, vacant partly built buildings, and overgrown vegetation. The neighborhood felt unsafe.

A quiet, gated community, with a modern, clean room and very comfortable beds and pillows. The beach and three restaurants are a five-minute walk away, and a supermarket is a five-minute drive. Highly recommend!