Casablanca Hotel Guide - Beach Hotels in Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat

"Loved the room, decor, location. The spa services were wonderful and service and food at hotel was great!"

"Staff incredibly attentive. Got to meet executive chef who told us about Morocco and the local culture. Wonderful stay!"

"The Valentines dinner was amazing. The ambiance that was created was above par. The staff at the front desk was helpful and polite. The facilities were nice. Loved the ability to walk to the beach from the hotel within a minute. I missed the notification that the Spa was under construction but the front desk did provide advice for alternative spas and discounts for services at the new place. "

"Every member of staff went out of their way to make our stay as perfect as possible"

"The hotel was close to the places we wanted to see and the view from our room was gorgeous! The staff was very responsive, helpful, and professional. Would definitely visit again."

"Best urban hotel in the world against which all others must be measured. Period. "

"Walking distance to the beach. However, there is no shower facility on the beach. The outdoor pool is shut in November, so no place to wash my feet by the outdoor pool if there is a shower there or not (not sure). Luckily, I can wash my feet by the surfing school shower facility. No restaurant either on the property, but there is a Mall nearby with food court. Breakfast is good. However, my favourite chicken noodle soup in the morning was absent afterwards. Only two days I enjoyed the soup. A good idea to leave for your next guests, whatever is bought from Carrefour supermarket in the Mall. I left washing-up liquid and washing powder, kitchen towels - as you buy more than you need for a week's stay. Another thing for future guests: Please warn them about the local red taxis - they are ripping off tourists. Two occasions happened to us. The drivers told me that meter machine only for daytime, not in the evening. So they charged me 100 dirhams instead of 20-30 dirhams for 15 minutes drive. Then, when I gave him 100 dirhams, they demanded twice because there are two of us. So I had to pay them 200 dirhams! They said the same thing, that it is the rule in Casablance to pay double if there are two people in the car! I managed to get a meter taxi at lunchtime, gave him 100 dirhams asking for a change; he said no money for a change. So I just had to give him 5 euros instead of 20 dirhams! "