We stayed for a week in this extremely nice hotel. Situated in the new center of Casablanca, with actually most of the Casablanca's site in a walking distance. The Hassan II mosque can be reached in just 15 to 20 minutes max. The hotel is well managed, with extraordinary breakfast buffet. The staff is helpful and polite. I believe I've... More

If you are willing to go to Casablanca..Seriously dont even conisder visiting the hotel even for free..I had the misfortune to stay there....after driving for many hours I arrived there at night..first worst surprise at Reception completly unprofessional putting there at front desk internship girls...dont even know there work....We have paid our booking in advance and since the person receiving... More

Good size, clean rooms for the price. We paid about £60 per night. However we are in dispute with the hotel regarding breakfast as our confirmation stated the rate was B&B but charged us for breakast when we checked out. Having said that the breakfast was very good with a selection of freshly squeezed fruit and vegetable juices together all... More

I can categorically say that for me, this was the worst hotel I have ever had the misfortune to stay. Where do I even begin? Firstly, electric sockets were falling out of our bedroom walls exposing wires. Hardly safe. Breakfast was sub standard. I had to point out the yogurts had gone out of date by nearly a week. Eggs... More

the hotel is situated at the Street Anfa, it's a very classy district at casablanca. the hotel rate is a little high (we got rates for 170$ per day). unfortunately when i went this month they were renovating the lobby and making a new restaurant (i think it worth the noise). the rooms are clean, spacious, with good air condition... More

If you have a saying in the hotel you will stay in Morocco and are considering staying at Le Palace D´Anfa, think twice. To call this hotel a four star would be a stretch. It seems that two or three families gathered and now are running this place in a horrible, unprofessional stile. To begin with, English is not spoken... More

Room was clean but very noisy (had asked for a quiet room), the rest of the hotel was not clean at all. Getting service in the restaurant or brasserie was painful. Lots of staff stood around chatting who treated the customers as an inconvenience when distrurbed.

I spent 3 nights in the hotel, the rooms were a pretty good size - although it was bizarre having 2 double beds pushed together rather than one larger bed. The room had a nice en-suite, a desk, a free wired internet connection and access to a free wireless network - which was impossible to use. The wired one was... More

Without any offense, this is just another good business hotel at a good locations. Compared to the traditional house of the Royal Mansour this is a usual, modern business hotel with pleasant, clean rooms. The only annoying thing was the contsruction site with tons of dust. This however is not the hotels fault.