Hotel is located very well, good size and well-equipped rooms. Staff is quite friendly but communication, in both English and French, is not very easy. Requests are not understood, so things arrive early, late or not at all and you have to ask twice. More

The rooms were nice and reasonable priced. They had a great selection of restaurants and amenities at the hotel (although everything was EXTREMELY overpriced, more so than I had seen anywhere else in the world...). There's a great spread for breakfast, as well. On the downside, the hotel is located fairly far from anything of interest in Casablanca. Unless you're... More

I stayed for business in this hotel and I was highly disappointed. While the location, the amenities and the grooming of the hotel is excellent I have to say that the staff lack of professionally and I could feel it was management problem. I stayed 2 nights and I experienced the following: - apart from reception nobody spoke English so... More

I have stayed in Farah Casablanca for four nights, have faced no problem except for being in a room that gives you the impression you are sleeping on the street since the hotel is on a main street. Ask for a higher floor room , I was on the 6th floor but still could not sleep properly. Being my first... More

If you have spent some days at a beautiful Riad in another Moroccan town than Casablanca, this hotel comes as quite a shock to you, with its very small rooms and rather poor amenities. However I have made the experience that everything works, from a nice welcome at the reception to fast lifts and a very generous breakfast buffet. I... More

I have stayed here many times and last reviewed the hotel in 2010. I have been here for a week now on business, and wanted to update my last review. I still find the hotel quite nice for the price paid. I have learned that most of the time in Morocco (and I have lived here now for eight years)... More

I only stayed here because the Hyatt Regency threw me out because the King and all his mates wanted to stay there. The Tulip is a fairly ok hotel, but the pool is in a weird enclosed greenhouse which makes it look like something from a French garden centre. More

I've stayed at Golden Tulip This January 2012 for almost a week during a business trip to Morocco. The hotel is located close to Souq and the mose important thing is being located close to Train Station what helped me for my shuttle trip to Rabat. Souq is not a clean area, dangerous to go out after 8 PM, which... More

I have very little experience with 4/5* hotels honestly, usually travelling via cheaper options, but decided to splash out a little more to stay at the Golden Tulip Farah hotel in Casablanca and was very pleased with what we found. A lot of the surrounding area was undergoing construction work as of our visit due to the ongoing development of... More