In the beginning of our 10 days trip to the country,we stayed a night here.The room was speacious,clean and good amenities they had.We had just one breakfast and it was quite a bit varieties of regional and international options I’ve encountered.I post a photo for you to remember us😊
I recommand this hotel very helpfull staff ,big room with balcony nice view to the big mosque hassan 2, very nice restaurant . Welcoming staff in the reception . I want to thank the waiter in bar he was very kind
Nice little hotel with attached restaurants. We were a little disappointed they didn't accommodate early checkin. Difficult for me to stay in a room that had a prevalent cigarette smell to it...the smell permeated everything. Good location.
Arrived after a long flight 1st night of our tour - hotel is much like what we expect back home (Canada), nothing fancy - your average room. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Hotel is clean and room was comfortable. Dinner and breakfast were include in our trip - both were very good.
The first night in a new country usually makes our first impression of the hotel more critical as if the hotel itself is the unofficial representation. And we are often tired from travelling so anything less than posh condition cannot wow us. I have been in many hotels in Asia and Europe and this is my first hotel in Africa. ROOM: clean but looks barebone. The bedding is nice and soft and cozy for a good night sleep which is a plus. It is a low rise hotel at about 5 storeys, and ground floor is number 0. There is a bar fridge but no water bottle supplied. Other hotels gives one tiny bottle of 330ml. A culture shock to wasteful North American (me excluded) that water is not supplied for free even with meals. You have to buy it, like alcohol. However, water bottle is not expensive, a 1.5 L bottle can be had for 5 dirham which is less than 1 CAD in the stores. Not sure this is cultural or water is scared these day. Global warming I assume. SERVICE: Pleasant young staff are ready to help, some speak English better than others. It just that they take forever to assign rooms to the big groups of tired guests. Lots of things could be done in advance to save this aggravation. RESTAURANT: most hotels in Africa serve breakfast and dinners. The restaurant is on the first floor (which is not ground floor). It is spacious, bright, clean and the food is good. It seems staff rush to close down way before closing time, not sure how they know if no more people are coming. LOCATION: Right in the thick of downtown, a bit of run down area. It is closed to the market, and a good walk to the Mosque Hassan II which is right at the edge of the Atlantic ocean. This is not a luxury hotel but newer and decent. I do not mind this place but it could be a bit better. My first impression of the room is not a very good one.…
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