Hotel du Louvre

It's a cheap hotel in a central location. Very dated, but it does what it says on the packet. You get an ensuite room in a central location, no more no less. The staff didn't speak English and In have an extremely limited command of French, but we managed to get along just fine with basic requests. The two ladies that cleaned my room were lovely and very concerned that I came back from a morning at the beach looking a bit sunburnt - schoolboy French kicked in at that point and I even remembered how to ask for more toilet paper! The shower on the first day went cold half way through proceedings. I think this may be partially due to me having the hot water tap running due to plug issues for ten minutes whilst I was shaving though. The hotel is located right in the centre of the shopping district and well signposted Great place to explore the local grotty bars and cheap restaurants (they double in price by the coast for less tasty offerings). It's about 15 minutes walk from the central market area (you sort of have to walk through it to go to Hassan II Mosque - highly recommended). The mosque itself is a good 30mins walk away, but well worth a visit. The 'petit taxis' are cheap, metered and plentiful. It should cost no more than 20dh for that trip. You can walk to and from Casa Voyageurs train station if you like to get lost like me! It's a good 30-40 mins walk if you get it right the first time. Plan that particular trip ahead with printouts of google maps.

Room was very basic. It had an elevator but you had to climb up a flight of stairs to get to it. Our room was not cleaned after our first night - I assume that it was because we did not leave the key at the desk. The location is good but the hotel is very over priced.

Spent 3 nights.

overall good,to spend a few nights just for business

Dirty, unclean. Probably wouldn't recommend but was adequate for only one nights stay

The rooms aren't as fancy as the lobby and staircases lead you to think, but they're definitely live-able. I just had one night before a morning flight, and it served my needs well. My room, however, only had about 2 minutes of hot water in the shower, so be ready for that potentially. Staff was friendly and helpful, although a guy is always standing by to help with bags and then asks for a tip after, even if you can take your own bag. This kind of stuff is all over Morocco it seems, though. Internet in the lobby was helpful, and there was a pizza place and a convenience store on the same block. It was a 5-10 minute taxi ride from the train station. It would have been about 40 minutes to the airport (and about 25-30 euro), but I took the train to the airport for cheaper. Overall, it was good for a night and served my needs.

The hotel is located in central Casablanca, so there is A LOT of noise from the street. The room was reasonably clean. The hotel adequate for the low rates it offers.

This hotel is ok with a clean bed but there were no breakfast facilities, even though when I booked through this site breakfast was included. Hotels.com refunded me for the breakfast I purchased. Thanks

I would not recommend this hotel, the rooms were not clean, hair and dirt in the bathroom and stains on the sheets. We stayed one night and quickly moved to a different hotel. Not worth the price! also they only have 1 remote for the air conditioning and will come in and set it for you, but later if you get too cold you are out of luck!

Bathroom window did not have a latch on the window and someone could easily climb on the structure outside the Hotel (alley access) to access the 1st floor room. Hotel manager said no problem no one will come in. No luggage lift or just about any other amenities. Just a room oh, and hot water for the first 1 minute only - shower fast.