Located in Casablanca, 21 miles from Anfa Place Living Resort, ONOMO Airport Casablanca has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Khamy5
France
The hotel is only 3 mins drive from the airport which is great and they have free shuttle every hour.
I appreciate the option to check out later I stayed 2 extra hours to sleep longer during my stopover. It’s 50 dirhams per extra hour.
They have a good breakfast that costs 100 dirhams.
Set in Casablanca, 1.6 mi from Hassan II Mosq, Hotel Majestic features free WiFi access and free private parking. Every room is fitted with a flat-screen TV with cable channels.
Jordan
Ireland
Location was good and the overall cleanliness was good
Located in Casablanca, 3.4 miles from Hassan II Mosq, Relax Hotel Casa Voyageurs features views of the city. This 3-star hotel offers a shared lounge, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Mohanna
Saudi Arabia
Very friendly staff
Very helpful.
Very clean
Great location (close by a small mall with a supermarket)
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Ibis Casa Voyageurs is a 3 minutes walk from Casa-Voyageurs train station. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.
The Ibis Casablanca City Center is located in the city center right beside the Port of Casablanca. It offers satellite TV, a restaurant and a bar. Wi-Fi is available in all areas free of charge.
Ayoub
Morocco
I liked the calm and close to everything since it's in downtown.
Located in Casablanca, 2.9 miles from Anfa Place Living Resort, Ibis Abdelmoumen Casa Centre provides accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
LAHCEN
Morocco
The Stuff , reception and restaurant are really friendly! Also the location.
Ideally set in Gauthier district of Casablanca, MID TOWN Casablanca is located 3.1 mi from Hassan II Mosque, 3.1 mi from Anfa Place Living Resort and 5 mi from Morocco Mall.
Located 1969 feet away from the Casablanca's old Medina and markets, Hyatt Regency Casablanca features an outdoor swimming pool, 2 restaurants, a bar and a spa and wellness center with sauna, Hammam,...
Ramzi
Saudi Arabia
Good location in front of Medina.....old hotel but acceptably maintained. Room service is good as is service. Spacious sitting areas in the lobby to sit and meet. Rooms are spacious with a good walk in shower facility. Staff are friendly and helpful.
Located in Casablanca, 1.9 miles from Anfa Place Living Resort, ONOMO Hotel Casablanca City Center has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.
In less than a 10-minute drive to Hassan II Mosque, the Hôtel Barceló Casablanca features a business center and several conference rooms. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas.
Located a 5-minute drive from Casa-Port railway station, Grand Mogador City Center Casablanca offers a convention center with 11 meeting rooms and a free Wi-Fi access in all areas.
Gray Boutique Hotel Casablanca offers a 1969 ft² spa and elegant suites with views over the Triangle d'Or district of Casablanca with its many boutiques. It is located 16 mi from Mohamed V Airport.
Great experience very loving staff and professional
Located in the heart of the business district, this 4-star hotel welcomes you in a very friendly atmosphere. Enjoy the personalized service as well as the high standing of the hotel.
perfect location, friendly staff! everything was awesome!
Attractively set in the center of Casablanca, Radisson Hotel Casablanca Gauthier La Citadelle has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, free private parking and room service.
Very nice and clean hotel up to Radisson standards.
Located in Casablanca, 2.3 miles from Anfa Place Living Resort, Maarif Elite Suites has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
J ai tout aimé, du personnel à la suite y a rien à critiquer
Located in Casablanca, 3.3 miles from Hassan II Mosq, New Hotel Piscine Wellness & Spa has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Excellent location
New and clean
Practical in all aspect
Featuring free WiFi and an outdoor pool, Le Casablanca Hotel offers accommodations in Casablanca. the hotel view's garden by Casablanca's view , and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar.
Massage exceptionnel, accueil au top, belle chambre
The hotel is located in the heart of the business district of Casablanca in a totally secure area of Casablanca center and 30 minutes from the airport Mohammed V.
THANK YOU BW TEAM
NADA WHO WAS VERY SMILING AND FRIENDLY
Located in Casablanca and with Anfa Place Living Resort reachable within 2 miles, Unico Hotel & Spa Casablanca has concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the...
Personale gentile, camera grande e pulita, colazione abbondante, wi fi.
Conveniently located in the Ain Chock district of Casablanca, LOTUS HOTEL Casanearshore is located 6.6 miles from Anfa Place Living Resort, 7.3 miles from Morocco Mall and 8 miles from Hassan II Mosq.
Nice and clean staff were helpful will recommend it
Located in Casablanca, 4 miles from Anfa Place Living Resort, Golden Star Casablanca has accommodations with a fitness center, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Hôtel Down Town Maarif is set in the Maarif district in Casablanca, 1.6 mi from Hassan II Mosq and 1.7 mi from Anfa Place Living Resort. Free WiFi is provided and private parking is available on site.
Very spacious room, comfy beds and central location.
Offering a spa center and sauna, Kenzi Sidi Maarouf is set in Casablanca. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site.
Everything was great 👍 Especially Mr. Taha, the manager!
This hotel is located in central Casablanca. It offers air-conditioned guest rooms, each with an iPod docking station, free internet access, LCD satellite TV and a Nespresso machine.
The food was amazing and the boutique rooms are huge!
Located in Gauthier, in the center of Casablanca, Art Palace Suites & Spa offers themed suites, a wellness center with traditional Moroccan Hammams, and an indoor swimming pool.
We like everything from start to end. Everything was perfect.
Ideally located in the Sidi Belyout district of Casablanca, The Hotel Syracuse is located 3 miles from Anfa Place Living Resort, 5.9 miles from Morocco Mall and a 8-minute walk from Central Market of...
La propreté, la modernité et l’accueil merveilleux.
Located 1969 feet away from the Casablanca's old Medina and markets, Hyatt Regency Casablanca features an outdoor swimming pool, 2 restaurants, a bar and a spa and wellness center with sauna, Hammam,...
Good spread at breakfast
Prompt service by the team
Ideally located in the heart of the city center of Casablanca, Morocco, Casablanca Marriott Hotel is at 40 minutes away from the Mohamed V International airport (CMN) and walking distance to the Old...
I didn't have breakfast.
Check in staff Amal was superb.
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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.
Casablanca is not a touristic destination period. It's a big, draining and not so spectacular city where it makes sense to come only for the sake of your business. Every person I met there told me to keep my bag and the phone tight to me because they will tear it off from me (on a motorbike or without). Never use the buses to get there, because you will be surrounded by a loud crowd of scammers on a dirty open-air station. Only train!
P.S. Morocco has much more peaceful and beautiful locations
Vlada
Russia
Scored 8.0
8.0
A beautiful city with awesome public spaces.
A beautiful city with awesome public spaces. The local markets can possibly be beefed up some more. There were bigger, more vibrant and culturally steeped souks in Marrakech, but again that's possibly because it's designed that way. Local movement could be streamlined or taxi fares more standardized for the benefut of tourists.
Martin
Kenya
Scored 6.0
6.0
Heads up for traveling with a baby - Moroccans don’t have...
Heads up for traveling with a baby - Moroccans don’t have regulations about baby safety in the car and some cars even don’t have car seat belts to attach the car seat properly. The air in Casablanca is very polluted, I had a migraine which was gone only on the plane. The traffic is chaotic and you have to watch out for cars when crossing the street. The main attraction is Hassan mosque - and it’s worth staying nearby. The taxi from / to airport is very expensive so the best if you travel just for a day is to take a train and pick an accommodation within a walking distance from the train station (it arrives in the city center). La Corniche has a lot of beggars. For food I recommend to download Glovo delivery service - also the first delivery is going to be free. The food is amazing there. The summary - stay there for a day and move on to other Moroccan cities / towns.
StellaVira
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Nice beach city with enough restaurants to get different...
Nice beach city with enough restaurants to get different flavours. We were happy with the cost we spent and overall had a great time. If you decide to rent a car, get ready for difficult traffic conditions specially in toll highways. Do bring your own sunscreen as that is very expensive to buy. Visit the mosque with a 1 hour guide which should cost 20€ per person not more. Well worth the visit. Take a taxi to the old Medina market. All the bargains are available there. Several malls, but international brands are more expensive than in Europe.
Karla
Netherlands
Scored 6.0
6.0
The Hassan 11 Mosque was by far the most interesting...
The Hassan 11 Mosque was by far the most interesting attraction in Casablancca. There were also good views of the coast and lighthouse and some interesting murals near there.
The small taxies and trams were good ways to reavel around the city.
Ricks Cafe looked like a tourist trap with very pricy meals.
Choubi a restaurant , straight across the round about from the hotel was a great BBQ restaurant with large tasty heplings at very reasonable prices. We went there after noticing a constant stream of locals eating there and weren't disappointed. The staff didn't have much English and no English Menu but took us to large refrigerated meat display and we could choose our own type of meat or chicken.
John
Australia
Scored 4.0
4.0
Only selected areas of the city are worthwhile to visit.
Only selected areas of the city are worthwhile to visit. Most of the city appears to have flourished up to the 1970s as many buildings are from that period - now mostly run down. Lots of litter on the road and traffic participants regularly violate the rules - in particular motorists passing through red lights.
Better to stay in Rabat which is a very clean city in comparison, and perhaps visit Casablanca on a day trip only.
Attractions of Casablanca are few: Habbous quarter, Hassan mosque and of course the Rick's Cafe.
I stayed at the Odyssee Boutique Hotel at the start and end of my trip to Morocco. It was a quiet, clean and modern hotel in a good location. The room was comfortable, wifi was reliable and available throughout the hotel. Quality of service was variable. Reception staff during my first stay were helpful, but those I encountered during my second stay were less so. Maria in the breakfast area was always friendly.
At Cultural Morocco Tours, we proudly endorse the One Hotel Casablanca for its impeccable service and unbeatable location. Our clients consistently rave about their experiences there, making it an ideal choice for any traveler exploring Casablanca, Morocco.
Beautiful hotel located in the old medina. We spent our first and last nights in Morocco here and really enjoyed our time. It's a great location, staff are lovely, rooms are clean and the breakfast was delicious!
I have stayed at many hotels in Casa and across Morocco but this one had the BEST breakfast in terms of quality and variety. The staff is also very attentive and nice. The room was well decorated.
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