Casablanca

Casablanca’s most prominent deluxe hotel, with all the facilities you could want. — Rough Guide

This hotel has its own quirky flair and is one of the more original hotels in town. — Star Service

The 28th floor of Casablanca's Twin Center, the modern and elegant Kenzi Tower—one of the city's newest hotels—offers a stunning view of the city. — Fodor's

One of Casa's best-value hotels... The rooms are very spacious and not overdone with ornate decoration or garish color schemes... The hotel is within walking distance to most restaurants. — Frommer's

Located 50 yards from the beach and Atlantic Ocean, Club Val d'Anfa Hotel is situated in the vibrant La Corniche area of Casablanca, with its restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. — Oyster

The airport lacks the plethora of hotel options that other major cities have, but the Atlas Sky Airport will do for those that have business in the area, an early flight, or overnight connection. — Star Service

Meeting goers and business travelers are the mainstay here, but it is not uncommon to see flight crew and European tourists intermingle with the name tag-clad crowd. — Star Service

The Casablanca Le Lido Thalasso & Spa is an upper-middle-range tourist hotel in the bustling La Corniche area of Casablanca. — Oyster

Set out over 10 floors, the rooms are well designed and feature contemporary furnishings in colors of ocher or pastel green. — Frommer's

Located in the heart of the city's financial and commercial center, this all-suites hotel is a favorite of families and business people with longer stays in town planned. — Star Service

This friendly old girl has had a recent lick of paint and is the best of a number of budget hotels along this street. — Frommer's

This is easily the best budget option in downtown Casablanca. — Frommer's

A very modern top-end hotel right in the centre of the Ville Nouvelle, with every conceivable facility. — Rough Guide

Located next to its sibling the Atlas Sky, this airport hotel offers a more budget-friendly approach to those that need the convenience of the airport. — Star Service

There are 45 (mostly small) rooms, some with balcony and adjoining doors, good for families, and there’s a small lift. — Rough Guide

A beachfront terrace, pool and garden compensate for the dated and slightly grubby rooms at this French-speaking family-run hotel on the Corniche. — Lonely Planet