Moroccan House Casablanca

Il y a des gens spécialisés dans le transport de bagages. Le petit-déjeuner n'est pas adapté aux goûts chinois. Le service de la réception est bon et les bagages peuvent être conservés. Les équipements des chambres sont trop vieux et semblent sales.

Restaurant du Seigneur Bai

Arrived late night ,just for one night at start of a tour. Single room had just the one comfortable single bed with good firm mattress. Air con blew out nice warm air and there were clean spare blankets. Rainfall shower appeared to be new so maybe has been upgrades. Quirky ,very Moroccan décor .I have stayed more than once at the sister hotel in Marrakech, this one appears newer all round. Clean. Lift rather slow. Close proximity to the container port and associated transport links.. One can hear the cranes working, the containers clanging ,through the double glazing but I did not find it problematical. I watched it from the balcony in the morning. Breakfast very good selection: Dates, olives, cheeses ,breads, beans ,cucumber etc.

Excellent service and maintenance. Lunches and dinners were very tasty and plentiful. Very nice staff. Ezzedine was very attentive and polite. Sometimes it was noisy because there was construction nearby

Although the hotel has some quaint artistic qualities that lend Moroccan charm, staying here remains a mediocre experience. A hard mattress isn't very comfortable inside a rather cramped space. The height of the bathtub prevented me from showering or bathing due to risk of injury. The TV didn't work. A repairman attempted to fix it, but gave up after an hour. But the breakfast was decent and location is reasonably close to major tourist sites I Casablanca.

Location: was our first stop on our three-week vacation to Morocco. The hotel was very difficult to find, even Google took us to the wrong location. When we asked locals they hadn't heard of it. It turns out it was about three blocks from where the map took us. It is not easy to drive to - the area is very congested with cars have to turn down what does not look like a road beside the no longer in use train tracks. Despite the claim of parking, there is none. They did allow us to park on the sidewalk in front of the hotel as there were few guests at the time. There is street parking if you can find it. As far as walking distance to major attractions - this is not the best location. It was about a 40 minutes walk to the pier/shopping mall. Another one hour to the Mohammad II mosque and then back through the town. On the second day, we walked to the King's Castle, the central market, and the old medina. To be honest you could do all this in one day. Hotel: We stayed in a suite on the first floor. No view and a balcony that wasn't a balcony. We booked through *********** so as usual we were given the worst suite in the building. The bed was as hard as a slab of concrete. The kitchen was somewhere beside or above us - because it was Ramadan all you could hear was dishes clanging all night into the early morning. Other than that, there was the usual shampoo and soap in the bathroom. The shower was small but had hot water. The bath had very little water pressure making it unusable. Food: Breakfast was a buffet of bread and pastries, cereal, and fruit. Dinner appeared to be reserved for locals as it was Ramadan. Note to self - not much is open for dinner during Ramadan. We wandered for hours looking for a restaurant. Most that came up on Google as open were closed. If you head down the main ***** towards to the pier there are several that remain open. Staff: The front desk staff were present but not overly helpful. The concierge was more than helpful - clearly working for his tips. The cleaner we dealt with was very nice. In the end , its just a bed, but you can do better for the same price.

Only staying here one night but can say that the room is absolutely stunning and the lady on reception is really nice. Location is also good. The room my daughter and I are in is unbelievably beautiful.