Lyxhotell i Grand Casablanca

“It was amazing”

“Everything was good from check in to room to check out ”

“Clean, spacious room with everything we needed for our family. Good location and the staff made us feel very safe and comfortable. Restaurant on-site was delicious and available all day (with breakfast included). Spa was fantastic! Massage was ok, but Himam sauna was incredible! The front desk was pleasant and helped translate/problem solve when we had travel changes. Would highly recommend!”

“Beautiful rooms, excellent and clean offers a good nights sleep. Great breakfast too! I liked this hotel and its ambience a lot. Only negative is the taxirate hotel offers for airport transfer,was very expensive, I would recommend to take an official blue taxi instead.”

“Clean room, all amenities, location was fantastic! Gave urgent laundry and was returned promptly! Lobby had a fabulous ambience and the fresh msemen was so good! ”

“Hotel full of charm and identity with very nice rooms. Nice roof terrace. Well situated in the centre, a short walk to the big mosque and the medina. Best is the very helpful staff. I forgot a jacket in the room and the hotel arranged to have it sent to the airport hotel in Casa where I spent a night a week later. That's what I call behind customer minded! Very well done.”

“Fantastic hotel, well furnished and decorated, with a great team of helpful personnel. Very well located in the heart of Casablanca, next to my office. Nice superior room and delicious food (breakfast and dinner). I can warmly recommend this hotel for any stay in Casablanca. ”

“Good and friendly place to be in Casablanca, the beach is just across the street, the Café Bianca is nice at day time, at night you have the French Le Relais de Paris and the Lebanese Loubnane, both very good restaurants. Then there is the trendy Sky Bar club at night... the only bad thing is (as many guests have noted) that the sound from the night club can be very loud in the rooms facing the sea. So if you want peace and quiet this is probably not the place to be...”