Hotel Bellerive

The good: Great location, nice view, comfortable room with toiletries, couches and tables, TV in both rooms, a little fridge and a/c. The bad: When we were leaving at 3 am we were helped by a guy who was waiting for us, which made me think he was the taxi driver since he was in the lobby with the receptionist. Turns out he just wanted money. When we gave him some coins he got very angry and his whole family with children were there staring at us. They shoudn't let strangers in!!! It is not nice. The hotel is deteriorated, dingy carpets, stained bathtub and toilet, no hot water, but clean. It is noisy at night since it is at the busy side of the beach. The restaurant has few waiters so we waited a really long time to be served, just when we were about to leave (40 minutes or so).

Dropped by twice for a beer now. Last time was 3 yrs ago. Now you can get here by a brand new tramlink from the centre of Casablanca...for 50p. Visited again today. Can't comment on accommodation, but fabulous place to hang out and relax over a couple of drinks, away from the city centre chaos. Just look at the photo...

This hotel is not great, but it has a certain charm. We stayed there some times ago and since we were in Casablanca agsin, we wanted to revisit. The staff is friendly and helpful and the view is great if you manage to get a room on third floor with balcony overlooking the ocean. There is a spacious bar with wide screen TV, an outside terrace which is pleasant for breakfast or at sunset. It can be a bit noisy at weekends since there seems to be a disco on the beach not far away.

They lie on their profiles and say that they have internet access in the lobby and rooms. This seems to be fairly standard practice for Moroccan hostels/hotels. This is the third hostel/hotel this trip that advertised "internet access" and did not have it. Very, very, very disappointing as having internet access was the entire reason I booked this hotel over others. It really just calls into question larger questions of integrity too. If they blatantly lie about that, what else are they lying about?

This is the kind of place where you choose to use your sleeping bag if you have one with you- if not you really wish you had packed one. Luckily we had ours with for the Sahara segment of our Morocco trip. This place was dirty, loud and the management cold. The bathroom had used soap in it and all of 1/2 of a roll of toilet paper. Not great when I woke w/food poisoning at 1am. There was not enough hot water and we were up at 5 am to shower. The driver they hired for our airport drop was late (not necessarily their fault, but they made no apologies either). We stayed on NYE and the noise from the street was pretty insane, not really what we expected in a Muslim country and much different from the rest our experience in Morocco. Look elsewhere in Casablanca, because this ain't it!

I found the Bellerive a great place to stay and a good deal for the price. I stayed there for an extended period, and had a room with ocean-view. The balcony from my room had a calm, pleasing view of the beach and water. The balcony doors let in great light and cool breeze. The room was kept clean and tidy, and had a comfortable bed. The Wifi is fast and reliable, offered in the hotel lobby (not in room). You can take breakfast or drinks out on the terrace, which has a nice view of the ocean and hotel garden. The café and play-area attract many families with children. I found the staff to be professional and friendly, willing to offer advice on places to eat and how to get a taxi. As a woman traveling alone, I thought the Corniche was the perfect place to stay because it is safe to walk along the Corniche alone or even go for a jog. Also, there are several good places to eat within short walking distance. Taxis are easy to find in this area too.

This hotel is run down. It has old beds, bad TV and the beach is not directly accessible. When we checked in, seemed like we were the only ones there. We checked out after one night due to excessive noise coming from some late night beach party. People at the front desk were surprised that there was noise. They need a clue.

We had pre booked this hotel and were looking forward to staying here. Hotel did not have any record of our reservation. They found us a room but this was dissapointing, ground floor next to childrens play area. We had booked a room with a sea view. had a lovely west facing terrace where we sipped beers and watched the sunset but that was the only good thing about the place. Facilities were pretty poor too - the room was not made up and there were no towels or toiletries and we had to ask twice before they brought any. The worst thing was the attitude of the man on reception. Didn't seem that bothered that our reservation had been messed up and was not really interested in doing anything about it. His idea of a remedy was to offer us a room with a balcony but also a broken shutter which meant you could not access it without doing a limbo underneath it. We stayed one night then checked in somewhere else.

This hotel was a thoroughly enjoyable place to stay. The rooms were spacious, clean with comfortable beds, had nice sized bathrooms, and the balconies gave us splendid views of the ocean. There was a bar, with a spacious veranda, that served any kind of libation you might want. The front desk was extremely helpful with all of our needs, and the hotel was close to a variety of restaurants. The hotel had its own pool, or you could walk to huge public beach in less than ten minutes. The only drawback to this place is that it is quite far from the main city and the airport.

Terribly over priced, the bar service was poor. The room wasnt clean/made when we arrived, even though it was at 5pm. We had asked for a room with a view of the sea, but didnt get one. Tried to charge us the price for a room with a view as we checked out. We were supposed to stay for longer, but left earlier due to poor service. It may have been a nice place about 20 years ago, but not now. I was in morocco for 1 month, and this was the worst nights of the stay.