Hotel du Louvre

For this hotel, it is get what you pay for. I did a late check in, the service was fast, but not particularly friendly and the room was clean, but maintenance and up keep brings it down a little. Also the fact that you are walked to another hotel for breakfast was a surprise as they didn't mention it, saying only 'follow me'. I would stay here again as a transit hotel only, but for the price it was good.

Room had one 40W light. To connect the WIFI you have to go to a room by the frnt. dsk. also dark and no heater or ac. A positive point was the front desk clerk was very communicative, in contrast with the general population which I found rude.

Clean bathroom, but dingy looking room. Noisy. Didn't have a record of my reservation, didn't feel so safe arriving at 2am as a single female. Speak NO english. In an area full of art deco architecture (see walking tour in 2nd latest edition of Lonely Planet Morocco). Breakfast is at the Hotel Transatlantique (an art deco beauty), 4 blocks away.

I booked this hotel for my first two nights in Morocco. It was the only expedia listed hotel in my price range. The staff were remarkably unhelpful, the room was very grotty but the bathroom was clean and there was hot water and good water pressure. A walking tour of this part of town is featured in the lonely planet guidebook as a great example of Art Deco architecture, but that is the only redeeming factor of the location. Better bet is hotel Armoud- sparkling clean new rooms, helpful multi-lingual staff, free internet, luggage storage and its only 2 blocks away.

I had a long layover in Casablanca and needed a cheap hotel. I booked Hotel du Louvre on Hotels.com for like $48. The place is not the Hilton but it's charming, adequate, clean and even as a single female at 10pm, I felt safe. I had a room on the street and it was a little noisy if you like a really quiet room-- I tend to like some street sounds though and it was fine. There was hot water but the hot water heater is super small so its enough for a quick shower.

This hotel was fine for a night or two. This was the beginning of a two week trip accross the country and our expectations were low. Beds were comfortable and the location was good for visiting the medina, mosque Hassan 2, etc. The area is noisy, but with jet lag and ear plugs, we managed to sleep through breakfast the first morning. Breakfast is in another hotel not very close by and the staff made it obvious they were not happy to show us where it was. Service is minimal but so is the rate.

Room was filthy. For the six days I was there, I didn't get any room service - no linens changed, no fresh towels, no trash emptied. I had to ask for towels and toilet paper. The room had no air conditioning. The hotel advertises a continental breakfast, and yes, you do get one but you have to walk four blocks to get it. Hotel du Louvre also advertised a multi-lingual staff. The clerk spoke Arabic and French and didn't even try to communicate any other way. The hotel is located in a run down (dirty) section of Casablanca. Traffic and noise are intense all through the night.

The hotel was Ok and I MIGHT stay there again, but the pillow was a traditional Moroccan round pillow that was HARD. I slept badly. The staff were friendly enough and it's a great location. HOWEVER, my taxi driver took 30 minutes (and 24DH) to find it! It's on the corner of Moulay something - so take a map. It's 1 km from the GARE NEAR Hotel Rio. WiFi worked only in the lobby. Bathroom was clean, but looked "worn"

I arrived at this hotel on a weekend and the neighborhood was pretty creepy. During the week it was a lot better. Luckily, I speak French... but if you don't speak it you will have a harder time, because no one at reception speaks English. That didn't bother me, but it's something to consider. The room wasn't bad, but my two gripes would be the shower and the bed. The shower had not even five minutes of hot water, which didn't make me happy. I'm also known to sleep on the couch and even floor on occasion, and fall asleep relatively easily. However, the bed was extremely hard and actually hurt to sleep on. Normally, a mattress has some give to your body shape, but this bed felt like sleeping on granite.

The hotel was very old and not very comfortable.