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Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca
An oceanfront luxury hotel on the Corniche, opened in 2015 in a Foster + Partners building, with 184 rooms and suites, a year-round pool and a…
A contemporary five-star hotel on the Hassan II roundabout in the business district, with 184 rooms, a 16th-floor spa and a rooftop restaurant and bar.
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The Mövenpick Hotel Casablanca is a contemporary five-star hotel in the heart of the city's business district, on the Hassan II roundabout. It offers international standards of comfort in a central location, making it a practical choice for travellers who want to divide their time between meetings and sightseeing, or who simply prefer a modern hotel to a historic one.
There are 184 rooms and suites, designed to be elegant and comfortable rather than showy. The hotel's best features are on the upper floors: the spa is on the 16th floor, and a rooftop restaurant and bar on the same level offers views across the city. Facilities also include a swimming pool and a fitness room, so you can keep up your routine while travelling or relax after a day out.
Several restaurants and bars operate seven days a week, serving a variety of dishes, so you are not dependent on going out for every meal. The rooftop venue is the obvious choice for an evening drink, with the lights of the city spread out below. For business guests, the hotel has modular meeting rooms, basic audio-visual equipment and a dedicated events team, and it presents itself as a dependable venue for events.
The Mövenpick suits business travellers, couples and families looking for a central, well-equipped base at a lower price than the palace hotels. It is not the place to stay if you want period character or a seafront setting, but it puts you close to the city centre's sights and the business district. As with any large hotel, rates vary widely with demand, so compare dates if your plans are flexible.
The Hassan II roundabout is a short walk or taxi ride from Parc de la Ligue Arabe, the Sacré-Cœur and Mohammed V Square, and the Abderrahman Slaoui Museum and the Art Deco streets of the centre are within easy reach. The Hassan II Mosque, the old medina and the Corniche are all a short taxi ride away. If you have a free evening, combine a sunset drink on the rooftop with dinner in the nearby Gauthier district, where there is a wide choice of restaurants.
On the Hassan II roundabout in the city centre and business district.
It is a five-star hotel.
184 rooms and suites.
Yes. A rooftop restaurant and bar on the 16th floor has views over the city.
Yes. There is a swimming pool and a spa on the 16th floor, plus a fitness room.
Yes. It has modular meeting rooms and a dedicated events team.
Parc de la Ligue Arabe, the Sacré-Cœur, Mohammed V Square and the Gauthier district.
Tour operator
The Casablanca heritage association founded in 1995 to protect the city's 20th-century architecture, offering guided visits, thematic circuits and the annual Heritage Days.
Attraction
Casablanca's great waterfront mosque, inaugurated in 1993 with a 210-metre minaret, and one of the few mosques in Morocco that non-Muslims can enter on a guided…
Café
A Moorish café and Moroccan restaurant inside the 18th-century Sqala bastion on the edge of the old medina, with an Andalusian garden and views towards the…
Bar
A Mediterranean restaurant and cocktail bar 23 storeys up at the Royal Mansour, with views over the White City to the Hassan II Mosque and a…