Having stayed in a Best Western Hotel before you expect a certain standard. This hotel is in need of modernisation! and thats exactly what was going on when we got there! The room decor was 1970's, the hotel in general should be closed until it has completed modernisation. Staff were very helpful though. Im sure it will be a decent hotel, but not right now.

If you go to Casablanca i recommend you stay in Hotel Ibis..they have new rooms, new building, cheap prices!

This is a supossed 4* hotel, placed just in front of the Royal Mansur Hotel in Casablanca. It will be a *** hotel in Spain. I stayed there for 3 nights.

The hotel it is a little old, but it is not on bad condition. The room has a normal size, It has doble window, so there is not noise from the street. There is a good TV, with the usual international channels. The bathroom it is a little old, but is size was acceptable and it was enough clean for me. The beds are not in perfect condition, the mattress it is a little old, but I have slept in worse beds.

The service was helpful, and the breakfast was not buffet, but it had a good variety of croisant, natural orange juice and cafe. Under the hotel there is a night club with spectable, but we had no problems with it. There is no problem of undressed girls walking on the hotel...

In shot, it is not as good hotel as the royal mansur, but for the price it is a acceptable option. I would prefer the upper floors on the hotel, because it is located near a street with a lot of traffic.

Not advised for family stay. Being used of Best Western's quality in US, we chose this hotel in Casablanca (Morocco) following an advertisement read in an international magazine. The hotel proudly bears 4 stars, but merely deserve 3. We were surprised by the young underage girls wandering in the hallways during the night, for two consecutive nights. They were locals wearing explict clothings. When we complained about the noise during the night, the manager in charge seemed not interested at all disturbing the "business" of those young "clients".