Casablanca was highly rated for friendly locals by 58 guests from the United States!Casablanca Travel Guide
An Impressive City Full of Colors and Aromas
Right on the Atlantic Ocean, the cosmopolitan Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco, although Rabat is the political capital. This colorful city features lively traditional markets and narrow streets full of spices and aromas.
Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the Hassan II Mosque has the tallest minaret in the world. Made of hand-crafted marble, this beautiful mosque blends Islamic architecture with Moroccan elements. Situated in the heart of Morocco, the modern Port of Casablanca is the largest one in North Africa and one of the largest artificial ports in the world.
The traditional market of Quartier Habous has a great variety of handmade Arabic carpets, metal wares and a huge olive area. The shopping paradise of the Exposition Nationale d'Artisanat is the place to buy local products, souvenirs and quality leather goods.
The Boulevard Muhammad V is Casablanca’s busiest street connecting the Place des Nations Unies with the train station in the east of the city. If you're looking for relaxation, visit one of the local bathhouses and enjoy soothing spa treatments. Booking.com has a big selection of hotels in Casablanca with spa facilities.
Mohammed V International Airport is the busiest airport in Morroco, serving many European countries. The Casablanca Voyageurs train station connects the city with Marrakech and Tangier.
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The Grand Hassan mosque is impressive, although the...
The Grand Hassan mosque is impressive, although the ticketing process and requirement to go on a limited number of timed group tours is not explained. The door guards just said “wait, wait, wait” in French and were unwilling to explain anything. A few simple signs would cure this deficiency. Casablanca seems like an unadorned concrete city with little else to interest tourists. The ancient medina (tiny souk) is minimal and unappealing. Casablanca is a business city and there is so much elsewhere in Morocco to delight tourists and appeal to all the senses.
Anonymous
United States of America
6.0
Not a tourist city.
Not a tourist city. Hotels are expensive and there is not much to see. The Grand Hassan Mosque is spectacular. Other than moorish architecture, there is little else for tourists. One night is more than enough.
Lillian
United States of America
8.0
The city is very cosmopolitan.
The city is very cosmopolitan. It almost felt like a European city except for the Hassan 11 Mosque that is beautiful and seen from everywhere. It should really be the first stop for anyone traveling through Morocco.
Richard
Malaysia
10
Loved walking through the medinas and soaking up the local...
Loved walking through the medinas and soaking up the local life. Had the best tajine meal at a strictly local hole-in-the-wall food stall way behind the Habouse. Ain Diab seashore was interesting - waves crashing on the rocks & restaurants with good sea views but a bit pricy. Art museum smsll but intrresting. Marche Central worth a visit & good for lunch. Ricks Cafe mildly interesting but food mediocre. Best just go for a drink.
Yaaqoub Alshare
Kuwait
10
if you will visit Casablanca, take more casual clothes, hide...
if you will visit Casablanca, take more casual clothes, hide your money well in local places, be careful with ur things, i havent had any problems but always need to be careful.
I enjoyed one week in Casablanca, amazing old Masjids they have, beautiful ocean view, warm weather, nice restaurants, cheap taxis (if u make them used the counter as they call it), beautiful bars even for non alcoholic like me i enjoyed them, ain diab area is amazing, Moroccans are good & kind people.
Anonymous
United States of America
4.0
Not many sights to see (just Hassan II Mosque), run down...
Not many sights to see (just Hassan II Mosque), run down city with unfriendly people, could be anywhere in the world (i.e. nothing unique or stand-out). Food was ok but nothing scenic or exemplary to be found.
“Staff is so lovely and accommodating. We had a late flight in and an early flight out and the team made sure we were picked up, fed, rested, fed and dropped off. Very close to airport and is way better than the hotels in the area. ”
“Good facilities , comfortable , good value , best location , clean , very good staff . I'll come back soon to this hotel . Thank you Amal and Zakria ”
“The best part of the hotel is its location, few minutes walk to the Hassan II Mosque and Rick's Cafe which is possibly the only reason to visit Casablanca. The room is very spacious as it is designed as an apartment/hotel and the beds are comfortable + it has a cafe/restaurant on site. But that all positive about the hotel ends there.”
“The special location and kind staff , also the resturant was very nice and variety international foods. More over the free parking is one of the good options.”
“the stuff / Service is perfectly good , the breakfast was absolutely amazing ; a mixture between modern and traditional flavors
clean , comfortable 100%”
“it is one of the best hotels in Casablanca , the staff are very professional and helpful
the rooms and services are excellent , every time I will be in Casablanca I will be taking the same hotel for my personal and...”
“Excellent services and welcome extended to us by the front office manager Mr. Hannani. we appreciate his professional approach and his kind hospitality.”
“Staff was so professional & friendly. Specially the receptionist Fatima was so kind& helpful. Hotel restaurants are sooooo nice,clean,delicious, and cheap compared to other 5 stars hotels.”
“It was excellent there. The best place I ever been in Casablanca. There you can find service and hospitality with no limits. Looking forward coming back soon. Thank you so much for the comfortable stay.”
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