Casablanca Hotels & Hostels (48)

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Tiled floors, plastic flowers, gold, tasselled curtains and matching bedspreads adorn the rooms at the Galia, a top-notch budget option with excellent-value rooms and a rather dubious taste in dé…

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This cavernous, well-kept hotel is rather dark with rooms that were once the height of fashion but now look dangerously 80s. However, they've got large balconies and wonderful views over the wate…

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At the bottom end of this price range, this small hotel offers extremely comfortable, quiet rooms with all the usual facilities such as safe, minibar, satellite TV and direct dial phone. It's a m…

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A dubious combination of deep red velour, gold brocade and plenty of tassels adorn the spacious rooms at this reliable three-star option. Although the styling may not be to your taste and the loc…

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You'll get decent but characterless rooms at the Noailles, a spotlessly clean joint with a civilised bar/café on the first floor. All rooms have a TV and their own bathroom but the fittings and f…

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Frayed around the edges but cheap and clean, the Oued-Dahab has big, functional rooms right in the centre of town. It's run by the same family as the Hotel Guynemer and is an extremely friendly p…

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A grand staircase leads up to a bright central courtyard at this conveniently located hotel. The rooms here have seen better days and the bathrooms are fairly ancient but it still retains a touch…

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If a comfortable room and reliable quality is more important than local character, the Ibis makes a good compromise. The rooms are modern and bright, if a little compact, and the location is hand…

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