4-Star Hotels in Casablanca-Settat, Morocco

This was my first time flying Royal Air Maroc, and I had an overnight layover in Casablanca. Based on reviews, I chose this hotel because it mentioned train access to the city center. Even though navigation didn't show the route, I found the train station a short walk to the left after exiting arrivals. I bought a ticket to Casa Port from the vending machine for 60 local currency. The last train was supposed to be at 9:55 PM, with one transfer. However, the train didn't show up by 10:20 PM. Staff arranged for us to take a bus to the transfer station. From there, it would have been over an hour's walk back to the hotel, so we waited another 40 minutes on the bus before it finally took us to Casa Port. It was then a 30-minute walk back to the hotel. I wouldn't recommend walking that far at night, especially alone or for women, as I felt the area might not be very safe. So, I opted for an Uber to the airport the next day, which cost 330 local currency, avoiding any haggling with taxis. The hotel itself was nice, and breakfast was good. The next morning, I walked to see the Hassan II Mosque and some nearby attractions. I think more information about transportation options would be helpful.

Not bad for a couple of nights, but definitely not more! The hotel has a cozy design, but it's time for a renovation, especially the bathrooms – the sink is leaking. The kitchen has a stove for cooking, but very few utensils. The girls at the reception are proactive and helpful. The location is super convenient, right in the center.

What is a female driver? The fourth uncle used to drive quickly and look at the mouthwash at the exit. Brother, brother, hurry up, cocoa, cocoa.

Good location, good service, continental breakfast, a little old, that's it, sea view room, you can see flocks of seabirds landing on the trees

The room was decent and really appreciated the Shower amenities. There was construction work nearby so it wasn’t very convenient to park. What we didn’t appreciate is that the hotel gave us a Studio instead of the apartment we initially booked without informing us. We asked many times but we never had a solution offered. Also, You should ask to get towels and toilet paper. They were not provided.

I was charged twice. I had already paid online via Trip.com, but the front desk couldn't find my payment in their system and demanded cash upon checkout. It's been over a week, and they still haven't processed my refund, even though I've sent photos of the payment receipt five times through the Trip.com chat and via email. My impression of the hotel is completely ruined.

Everything was great - good location, excellent breakfast, quick help with all questions. Upon check-in, we received a welcome gift of fruit, nuts, cookies, and raisins. Tea, coffee, sugar, and water were also provided in the room. I recommend it.

Very good location, friendly staff. No amenities were provided at room except Shampoo and body wash Food is OK at breakfast

If you like niche travel, if you want to slow down your life. Come to Morocco, come to Oualidia, come to this hotel. Facing the sea, forgetting to worry together. The staff is also very welcoming and can also have a sauna and massage. The people here are very simple and the seafood is very cheap.

This hotel is very cost-effective and the overall experience is excellent. The location is excellent and the transportation is very convenient. Although it is facing the street, it is located in the small street. The night is very quiet. The two nights I slept most solidly abroad were here. This is very commendable. The rooms are spacious and clean, well-equipped and well maintained, even if the hotel is some years old, it does not affect the use at all. The room has its own small terrace and is also equipped with practical facilities such as a kitchenette, safe, suitable for friends who like to cook. The service attitude is also very good, the price is close to the people, and the price is full. The fly in the ointment is that the towel is dark, which may be a common situation in North Africa, but it is somewhat difficult for us tourists from the mainland to adapt. On the whole, it is still a hotel worth choosing.