Hotel du Louvre

Ms Siham is very polite and professional manager plus all her staff. the place is really cosy and authentic very well maintained and clean once you used it it is even easy to find it in Medina maze there is map provided how to get to this place.

This was the only cheap hotel I could find in Casablanca to kill two nights before my tour. It's great if you are on a serious budget and want to have your own room, but otherwise, I advise spending more money to stay elsewhere. Pros: decent location with lots of cafés nearby and a 25min walk to the Hasaan Mosque, good wifi although it's only in the lounge, aircon worked well, night shift reception was very kind and even offered me traditional mint tea while I sat and used the wifi in the lounge, the mattress is decently comfortable. Cons: no restaurant, no English speaking staff (French and Arabic only), tv is limited to 5 channels in Arabic and French only, hot water lasts for about 5min in shower, you can tell the sheets have been cleaned but there are still hairs stuck to the sheets, the pillows are ripped up with holes but they just throw the pillow case on it and hope you don't notice, the comforter looks like it's never been washed (Eeww), lounge is filled with cigarette smoke but so is all of morocco, no city map available at the front desk nor at the airport. Do yourself a favor and don't spend ANY extra time in Casablanca. Go see the Hasaan Mosque and be done. It's a dirty, smelly, busy city with nothing to offer except the mosque and a starting point for many Moroccan tours. As a single female, I didn't feel overly comfortable walking around by myself. The men are very aggressive and yell at you as you walk down the street and sometimes get in your face.

The stay was ok, not very clean & shower was cold (this was the worst).

First of all, I only speak English and Spanish, and the hotel staff only speak Arabic and French. Other than that, the place is nice. It's small but clean and you can't beat the price online...you'd have to go there and shop around for a better deal. The WIFI is only available in the lobby. The staff was super nice and helpful. They escorted me around when it was late and I needed dinner. I didn't like that the staff smoked in the lobby, but this is Morocco and it's hard to get away from smoke.

The Guy at the reception asked us to pay up front, and after we've stayed the night we know why! The shower was broken, the door/window couldn't close so we had to listen to all the streetnoise trough out the night and worst of all, the room and halls were occupied by cockroaches! When we complianed about the cockroaches at the reception, they told us to get used to it...this is why the guy at the reception asked to pay up front...he must have known we wouldn't pay if we already had stayed there.

The bathroom was blocked with water other than that good hotel for that price

Even though, Louver is the cheapest hotel in the list of Casablanca but i would give it more than excellent because of its very low price. Its family managements which are doing their best to convince their customers. I mean its in the heart of City surrounding with all shopping center. Air-conditioned, large TV, kingsize bed and very clean for dinner price at any other city in Europe or even Africa. I would give it 4.5/5

night mare fly's mosquitos bad smell bad and bad and bad

If you want a cheap place to lay your head at night, centrally located (just off Place Mohammed V), but aren't overly concerned by the aesthetics, then this is a good place to start your exploration of Casablanca. If you are looking for anything remotely modern, this is not for you.

No iron in hotel you have To go out side for ironing