Hotels
Casablanca
Most Popular Hotels in Casablanca:
161, Angle Bd Rachidi & Hassan 1er., 20100
160 Av Des Forces Armees Royales, HASH(0xe835be4)
139 Boulevarde D'Anfa, 20000
Angle Zaid Ouhmad Rue Sidi Belyout, 20190
The hotels below have been grouped into four different pricing categories:
$$$$ (over Dh 1,600)
$$$ (Dh 800 to Dh 1,600)
$$ (Dh 400 to Dh 800)
$ (under Dh 400)
These rates are for a double room per night and include breakfast and all taxes.
Recommended hotels
Hôtel du Centre
Hôtel du Centre is basic but clean and inexpensive, with just 32 rooms and a good location in the old Medina.
Rue Sidi Belyout
Tel: (022) 446 180.
Price: $$
Hotel Galia
Conveniently set right in front of the central market, this is cheap as they get (just Dh 150 per night for a clean, comfortable room) and they speak good English and French as well as Arabic and Berber!
Rue Ibn Batouta
Tel: (022) 481 694.
Website: http://filoumektoub.free.fr/maghreb/maroc/hotelgalia.htm
Price: $
Hôtel Guynemer
This hotel boasts a glorious art deco frontage and inviting public rooms, though some of the guestrooms are on the small side. It is set in a pleasant part of town amid some interesting period buildings.
2 rue Mohammed Belloul
Tel: (022) 275 764 or 277 619.
Website: www.geocities.com/guynemerhotel
Price: $$$
Hôtel Hyatt Regency
Dependable high-end international chain much favoured by the business community. This one boasts 253 bedrooms and suites, outdoor pool (summer only), gym, squash courts, sauna, hammam baths, three restaurants and the Casablanca nightclub, themed on Rick's Place from the 1942 Bogart/Bergman movie. Rooms are spacious, luxurious and air-conditioned. It is big and therefore slightly impersonal, but when you want service it is meticulous.
Place Mohammed V (formerly place des Nations Unies)
Tel: (022) 431 234.
Website: www.casablanca.hyatt.com
Price: $$$$
Hôtel Transatlantique
Edith Piaf once stayed in this 1922 Colonial time-warp that has been sympathetically refurbished to preserve its nostalgic ambience. The guestrooms are nicely furnished and there's a bar and restaurant plus nightly cabaret shows.
79 rue Chaouia
Tel: (022) 294 551.
Website: www.transatcasa.com
Price: $$$
Le Royal Mansour Méridien
Exuberantly Moroccan in style, this is one of Casablanca's grandest of hotels. The 182 lavishly presented rooms and suites have all the mod cons - at a price. The international upscale Méridien branding acts as an assurance of quality, but you will need deep pockets, and if you do splash out, watch out for escalating add-on charges.
27 avenue des FAR
Tel: (022) 313 011.
Website: www.starwoodhotels.com/lemeridien
Price: $$$$
$$$$ (over Dh 1,600)
$$$ (Dh 800 to Dh 1,600)
$$ (Dh 400 to Dh 800)
$ (under Dh 400)
These rates are for a double room per night and include breakfast and all taxes.
Recommended hotels
Hôtel du Centre
Hôtel du Centre is basic but clean and inexpensive, with just 32 rooms and a good location in the old Medina.
Rue Sidi Belyout
Tel: (022) 446 180.
Price: $$
Hotel Galia
Conveniently set right in front of the central market, this is cheap as they get (just Dh 150 per night for a clean, comfortable room) and they speak good English and French as well as Arabic and Berber!
Rue Ibn Batouta
Tel: (022) 481 694.
Website: http://filoumektoub.free.fr/maghreb/maroc/hotelgalia.htm
Price: $
Hôtel Guynemer
This hotel boasts a glorious art deco frontage and inviting public rooms, though some of the guestrooms are on the small side. It is set in a pleasant part of town amid some interesting period buildings.
2 rue Mohammed Belloul
Tel: (022) 275 764 or 277 619.
Website: www.geocities.com/guynemerhotel
Price: $$$
Hôtel Hyatt Regency
Dependable high-end international chain much favoured by the business community. This one boasts 253 bedrooms and suites, outdoor pool (summer only), gym, squash courts, sauna, hammam baths, three restaurants and the Casablanca nightclub, themed on Rick's Place from the 1942 Bogart/Bergman movie. Rooms are spacious, luxurious and air-conditioned. It is big and therefore slightly impersonal, but when you want service it is meticulous.
Place Mohammed V (formerly place des Nations Unies)
Tel: (022) 431 234.
Website: www.casablanca.hyatt.com
Price: $$$$
Hôtel Transatlantique
Edith Piaf once stayed in this 1922 Colonial time-warp that has been sympathetically refurbished to preserve its nostalgic ambience. The guestrooms are nicely furnished and there's a bar and restaurant plus nightly cabaret shows.
79 rue Chaouia
Tel: (022) 294 551.
Website: www.transatcasa.com
Price: $$$
Le Royal Mansour Méridien
Exuberantly Moroccan in style, this is one of Casablanca's grandest of hotels. The 182 lavishly presented rooms and suites have all the mod cons - at a price. The international upscale Méridien branding acts as an assurance of quality, but you will need deep pockets, and if you do splash out, watch out for escalating add-on charges.
27 avenue des FAR
Tel: (022) 313 011.
Website: www.starwoodhotels.com/lemeridien
Price: $$$$
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