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Art Deco grand dames, oceanfront towers, and hidden medina riads — 10 places to stay in Morocco's cosmopolitan capital of commerce.
| Best For | Hotel | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Luxury | Four Seasons | £250–500 |
| Art Deco | Hôtel Le Doge | £150–280 |
| City Views | Kenzi Tower | £120–220 |
| Location | Hyatt Regency | £80–160 |
| Riad Experience | Riad Jnane Sherazade | £55–90 |
| Budget | Hotel Central | £30–50 |
Casablanca's finest hotel, set on the Corniche with Atlantic views and an infinity pool that seems to merge with the ocean. The rooms are spacious and contemporary, the spa world-class, and the restaurants (especially Bleu for seafood) among the city's best. Walking distance to the Hassan II Mosque.
A stunning Art Deco mansion restored to its 1930s glory and converted into a 16-room boutique hotel. Each room represents a different decade of the 20th century — Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Mid-Century Modern. The spa is excellent and the intimate scale makes it feel more like a private mansion than a hotel.
One of the twin towers that define Casablanca's skyline. The Sky Restaurant on the 28th floor offers panoramic views over the entire city — possibly the best dinner view in Morocco. Rooms are modern and business-focused, with the upper floors offering views to the Hassan II Mosque and the ocean.
The Sofitel brings its signature French luxury to Casablanca's centre. The Imperial Suite has its own rooftop pool — extraordinary. Standard rooms are sleek and contemporary. The location near Place Mohammed V puts you in the heart of the Art Deco district, and the restaurants serve excellent French-Moroccan fusion.
The best-located major hotel in Casablanca — right on Place Mohammed V, steps from the Art Deco district, old medina, and train station. The rooftop pool and terrace offer views over the city. Rooms are the reliable Hyatt standard: comfortable, modern, and well-equipped. Excellent value for the location.
A 1920s Art Deco hotel with a real sense of history. The garden courtyard with its pool is a peaceful retreat from the city. Rooms are simple but characterful, with high ceilings and period details. The location near the old medina and La Sqala restaurant is ideal for sightseeing.
One of the few genuine riads in Casablanca, tucked into the old medina. The traditional architecture — zellige tilework, carved plaster, courtyard with fountain — provides an unexpected contrast to the modern city outside. Breakfast is Moroccan and generous, and the rooftop terrace has medina views.
A reliable, modern option for families and business travellers. The kids' play area and family rooms are well-designed, the restaurant serves decent international and Moroccan food, and the central location makes it easy to reach all sights. No surprises — and sometimes that is exactly what you want.
A simple hotel in a beautiful Art Deco building on Casablanca's main boulevard. Rooms are basic but clean, and the location is superb — central for everything and easy to reach from the train station. At this price, you are paying for location and the building's elegant facade.
A sleek modern hotel on the marina with views over the yacht harbour and Atlantic. The contemporary design is a world away from the medina riads. The pool area is excellent, and the location near the Corniche beach clubs suits those who want a resort-style experience in the city.
Art Deco district, Place Mohammed V, train station. Best for sightseeing and transport. Most hotels are here.
Atlantic oceanfront, beach clubs, Morocco Mall. Best for ocean views and resort-style stays. Near Hassan II Mosque.
Trendy neighbourhoods with restaurants, cafés, and nightlife. Best for dining and local atmosphere. Modern boutique options.
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The city centre (near Boulevard Mohammed V and Place Mohammed V) is best for sightseeing, Art Deco architecture, and transport. The Corniche/Ain Diab area is best for beach clubs and ocean views. The Gauthier/Maarif districts are best for dining and nightlife. Near the Hassan II Mosque is ideal if it is your main reason to visit.
Budget hotels start from £30–50 per night. Mid-range hotels and riads cost £60–120. Luxury 5-star hotels run £150–400+. Casablanca is more expensive than Marrakech for budget accommodation but comparable at the luxury end. Business hotels often offer weekend discounts.
Casablanca has a small number of riads, mostly in the old medina and Habous quarter. However, Casablanca is more of a hotel city than a riad city — the modern tower hotels and Art Deco boutique properties are often a better match for the city's cosmopolitan character.