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Hyatt Regency Casablanca

4.1 of 5 • 181 reviews
City Centre
gym area,no towels,service is poor.reception staff not v.helpful,room not vacuummed. Read more
£126

Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca

4.5 of 5 • 67 reviews
Bourgogne
From the moment we arrived at the hotel, we were made to feel as though we were the only two people in the hotel. The level of service and attentiveness is unlike anything I have experienced in all my travels (which is significant). The staf … Read more
£184

Hôtel & Spa Le Doge

4.3 of 5 • 120 reviews
City Centre
It was nice. We enjoyed it. Bath tub was a little stained and floor by the entrance door was a little dirty. The cups in our room were used but everything else was gorgeous. The staff were friendly and polite. The roof top terrace was so prett … Read more
£110

Hotel Kenzi Tower

4.1 of 5 • 249 reviews
City Centre
Medhi at reception and concierge incrrfible at high level of welcome and service. Read more
£115

Movenpick Hotel Casablanca

3.9 of 5 • 467 reviews
City Centre
It was a transit overnight, it's great for one night. Excellent rooftop bar/pool/ restaurant Read more
£77

Le Casablanca Hotel

4.4 of 5 • 12 reviews
Bourgogne
Very good hotel, the only staff is veeeery slow. Sometimes they do even ignore your requests. Looks like everyone is laaazzzyyy until you ask for the menu 3-4 times no body would care about this. Read more
£129

Club Val D Anfa

4.1 of 5 • 402 reviews
Bourgogne
The hotel was clean with very nice facilities. The staff was welcoming and very accommodating. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay there again. The breakfast and Bistro food were very good and the food at the Moroccan … Read more
£75

Melliber Appart Hotel

4.1 of 5 • 100 reviews
Bourgogne
Everything was grest, loved little welcome fruit plate wit a note. Lovely. May I suggest having coffee maker in the room please. Read more
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Hôtel GAUTHIER

4.2 of 5 • 49 reviews
City Centre
Good hotel-not the best area, but good stay. Hotel restaurant is charming. Read more
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Gray Boutique Hotel & Spa

3.9 of 5 • 124 reviews
Bourgogne
Very nice place to stay in. The staff are super helpful and amazing. The rooms area great size and are very clean. The only only thing I didn't like was I asked for a non smoking room and the room smelled like cigarettes. That's was the only … Read more
£77

 

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5 out of 5

From the moment we arrived at the hotel, we were made to feel as though we were the only two people in the hotel. The level of service and attentiveness is unlike anything I have experienced in all my travels (which is significant). The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. The rooms are large and comfortable with very sofisticated decor. Although I typically like to avoid eating at hotels, I would highly recommend enjoying a typical Morrocan lunch or relaxing afternoon tea overlooking the garden with the ocean in the backdrop. In order to make the most of the short visit, we utilized the car service from the hotel. The drivers were very professional, attentive, and although not expected to be tour guides, would point out interesting buildings and would do their best to answer questions. My only regret is not having more time in Casablanca.

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3 out of 5

gym area,no towels,service is poor. reception staff not v.helpful, room not vacuummed.

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Pocket Guide: Casablanca

When the French took control of Morocco more than a hundred years ago, Casablanca was just a small fishing village. But the colonial rulers set about creating a modern European-style city complete with Art Deco buildings.

Today, Casablanca remains the Morocco’s largest and most modern city. Famed for its luxury and modern architecture, as well as for its large sea port and information technology industries, Casablanca makes for a surprising place to visit.

Best Places to Stay in Casablanca

Casablanca is not short on excellent hotels, and while there are plenty of high-quality two- and three-stars hotels to choose from, the city specialises in luxury four- and five-star hotels with lavish indoor swimming pools, spas, fine-dining restaurants and spectacular sea views.

Stay in a hotel in Casablanca’s city centre for easy access to its historic sights, or set up camp along the oceanfront corniche or in plush neighbourhoods such as Anfa.

Discover a Different Side to Morocco

Casablanca is a thriving cosmopolitan city representative of modern-day Morocco, and there is plenty to keep you amused. Enjoy strolls along wide boulevards and through elegant Art Deco buildings, then check out the restaurants for some some of the best food in Morocco.

Head to the centre of the city and Place Mohammed V, a palm-fringed square ringed by buildings takes you back to French colonial times. Or hobnob with the locals as you wander along the seafront corniche at sunset, where luxury hotels and restaurants line the waterfront, and there are beach clubs and public beaches to soak up the hot Moroccan sun.

Along the waterfront, you will also find the famous Morocco Mall, a glitzy and futuristic architectural masterpiece packed with luxury shops and entertainment venues ranging from an ice rink to a IMAX cinema to an aquarium.

Explore Casablanca’s Historic Sights

While Casablanca is proud to show off its modern side, it also has a long and proud history. Get your souk kicks at the old walled Medina where a maze of alleys and stone arches have hundreds of shops selling authentic wares. Practice your bartering skills as you haggle over prices for leather slippers, carpets, brassware and trinkets. After, pull up a chair in the courtyard for lunch of chicken tagine and couscous or a platter of fresh fish and seafood from the little fishing port nearby.

Be sure to visit the grand Hassan II Mosque, one of the icons of Casablanca. The mosque’s huge interior can accommodate 25,000 worshippers and its glinting blue-tiled minaret towers into the air, making Hassan II Mosque the tallest religious building in the world.

Your trip to Casablanca wouldn’t be complete without a trip to the elegant Rick’s Cafe, the setting for Bogart and Bergman’s famous Hollywood wartime epic.

If it's a sunshine you're after you could also have a look at our Marrakech hotels.

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