So Lounge Agadir review: our verdict
So Lounge Agadir begins in the open air on a terrace where grey sofas and orange cushions face the palm trees of the Sofitel Royal Bay, and ends on the lower floor in a club room bathed in red, featuring curved banquettes and screens. Between the two, a mauve-lit bar offers a menu with an Asian accent, including sushi.
It is the address for an evening that starts with a drink at sunset and ends on the dance floor, whether you are staying on the bay or prefer a hotel setting to a boulevard venue. It is not a table for a special occasion: the cuisine does not always match the hotel's prices, and the club's atmosphere varies greatly from night to night, from a packed room to a soft dance floor.
The best slot: the terrace for aperitifs, then the club at the end of the evening; the lounge opens every day from 7 pm to 4 am. The trap: the paid entry to the club, around 200 DH (recorded in 2026). Get confirmation before paying if a drink is included, as the answer varies from employee to employee and the entry fee is not refundable.
