I went to Morocco by myself, so the fact that the owner was so welcoming and nice to me meant a lot. I only stayed there for one day, and it was perfect. The place is somewhat falling apart but in such a beautiful way it was actually perfect. If you're just going for the experience and to actually breathe... More

I thought it should be one of the cheapest accommodation in Casa, even so it met my requirement: room is spacious, neat and relatively clean, good location, staff is nice. However there are some flies in our room, and I saw there was a dead rat in the public area when we checked out in the morning. Those problems didnt... More

I booked the hotel via this site and the room was prepared for me. I tavelled with my friend and he could stay at the hotel, too (without previous booking). The biggest advantage of the hostel is a great view from the roof on the seaport and the ocen.

We recently made a booking to stay at Hotel Central in Casablanca for one night and received official confirmation of the booking, leaving our card details as a deposit. When we arrived at the hotel on the Saturday night, we were told by the very smug owner/receptionist that the hotel was full. We showed him our booking form, at which... More

The rooms are so humid you could feel like being in India during the monsoons. The shower looks more like a bidet and the owner just loves to insult you. The professional pictures online are not exactly what you see once you are in that falling-apart hotel. Even if you want to spend little money, you end up wasting them.... More

We arrived at this hotel about 9pm and were told it was full, despite the fact we had successfully booked it over a month before, had our booking confirmation and our name was in their book. The same happened to two other groups that arrived at the same time, their names were also in the book. They did not apologize... More

a very nice and safe place to stay for 2 to 3 nights, the owner is really nice and the hotel is clean and very cheap you can pay in a double room 200 dirham each which is nothing and they can guide you to the nice places in the city but take care at night the place of the... More

Interesting and fascinating building in the medina, not far from Casa Port Railway Station, walking distance to major tourist sites, friendly staff, simple breakfast, hot shower. The room smelled like wet paint, 10°C at night and no heater, I was freezing!

I first discovered this hotel last autumn when wandering from the Hassan II mosque through the medina into the city centre - and returned a couple of days ago to stay the night. The hotel faces an intimate little square with two small well-tended gardens. A post office and ATM plus numerous little cafes are also in the square and... More