500 DH for one night and breakfast(breakfast was poor but we were almost late so maybe that was the reason). Big room with toilet and shower. Airconditioning was forking fine. not the best view from window. Only 3 channels in TV-arabian language. Nice pool with place to sit. Wifi only next to reception. Concierge speaks english,arabian,french. Bar and restaurant in hotel. Not the best not the worst.

We were happy to visit jedida for the first time. we booked to nights at this hotel in advance to avoid problems and a smooth check inn .when we finnaly arrived we were sooo tired. the lady in the reception had a rude attitude before we even introduce ourselves.she was not a service minded.we told her that we have booked and paid for our stay for to night.she said that she didnt find our boking and she does'nt have any access to the system .and that she is waiting for someone to call her to confirm our stay .this tok a very long time.without that she care about us.instead she used the phone the whole time of our waiting to talk with her freind in front of us about personal things .just to irritate us.instead of fiksing our problem.after 1 hour we become irritated and we decided to never come back.
Ps: the breakfast was terrible as the staff, and we desided to eat the breakfast another place the second day.

Stayed here for a weekend in February 2011. Somewhat concerned by the reputation the place seems to have, but what a pleasant and welcome surprise. Nice, basic room and a great buffet breakfast. The staff were fine, and seemed prepared for some rough treatment from guests, which I witnessed them receiving from one belligerent English speaking punter. Highly embarrassing as my first language is also English.

I really liked the Moroccan 'riad style' interior of the building, with it's central skylight in a quasi modern setting. There was also a very appealing fading grandeur to the place, exemplified also by the uniformed, but ever so slightly scruffy, guy who stood outside the reception entrance for many hours every day.

Making friends with traffic cop on the busy riundabout outside was a great help with parking - he ordered all traffic to stop while I manoeuvred my hire vehicle into an available space.

Don't believe the negative rumours about this hotel. It's fine, with a distinctly Moroccan feel without all the tourist style, 'traditional' trimmings.

I would not usually write anything disparaging, everyone has a right to make a living, but this hotel steals it. We arrived with my mother and father and the stench from the room we were offered initially turned my stomach, the next room overlooked a back alley and after much faffing about with a key the third time was acceptable. Only because we were so tired and just wanted to sleep.
So down to the bar, had one G+T, they ran out of gin and in the seven nights we were there they never replaced it.
The food - poor, it boasted 3No restaurants, same menu all 3, just in different locations.
A nightclub, wouldn't know it was closed.
Staff friendliness - hardly, all professed to being unable to speak English, which isn't a problem until you hear them talking to other guests in pretty good English.
I genuinely would advise traveller beware, in fact one useful thing to come from this is that we now have a decent benchmark by which to judge things, ie if it's no worse than Hotel El Morabitine, we can survive it....Just.