Hotels in Casablanca

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Casablanca is a city in Morocco. It is brimming with tourist attractions and blessed with exotic landscapes.

Among the main places of interest in town is the Great Mosque of Hassan II, the most important 20th century monument in the country. Another place that you must be sure to visit is the Royal Palace. There are plenty of gardens and parks in Casablanca, including the United Nations Square, The Park of the Arab League, Mohamed Square and Habous neighbourhood – also known as the New Medina – which has small shops on winding alleys that are perfect for finding the right handmade souvenir or gift. Among the fine museums you will find in Casablanca are the Villa of the Arts and the Moroccan Museum of Judaism.

You will be able to enjoy good festivals and events all year round, like the International Artistic Video Festival, the Jazz festival, the theatre festival and others. Get to know the magical and exotic city of Casablanca.

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• Hotel Le Zenith

  

  Casablanca city, Casablanca

  Reviews : 2.53 / 5

  This hotel is located within only 15 minutes of the Mohammed V International Airport and within only 10 minutes of Marjane Commercial Centre. Old Medina town centre, where there are shopping opportunities and tourist attractions, is 20 minutes away. Oasis train station is 15 minutes by car or public transport and Ain Diab beach can be reached in 30 minutes.

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• Hotel Ramada Almohades Casablanca

  

  Casablanca city, Casablanca

  Reviews : 3.32 / 5

  Located at the heart of Casablanca, this hotel lies close to the beaches and the flower market.

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• Hotel Kenzi Tower

  

  Casablanca city, Casablanca

   

  Immersed in the city's central business district, this imposing city hotel stands on the 28th storey of one of the two buildings of the Twin Center and presents a unique profile over the city, the Hassan II Mosque, the ocean and Casablanca's harbour. Guests will find a number of shops within the building and the train station is around a 15-minute drive away. The beach is a 10-minute drive from the hotel and other nearby attractions include the Habous Quarter (15 minutes), the Old Medina (10 minutes) and Mohamed V Square (5 minutes). Anfa Airport is approximately 25 km from this conference hotel.

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• Hotel Volubilis

  

  Casablanca city, Casablanca

  Reviews : 2.88 / 5

  The hotel is located in the city centre, just 10 minutes from the train station and old Medina town. The artisanal district is just a 10-minute walk away, Ain Diab is 15 minutes by foot from the hotel and the Habouss district and the large Hassan II mosque are both a 30-minute walk away. The hotel is just 30 minutes from Mohammed V International Airport.

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• Hotel Transatlantique

  

  Casablanca city, Casablanca

  Reviews : 2.99 / 5

  This charming hotel, located in the centre of the town, is just 10 minutes from the railway station and the old medina.

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• Casablanca y la Mezquita de Hassan II

    by   Di

  Sin duda alguna, una de las principales atracciones de Casablanca y de las más impactantes es la Mezquita de Hassan II…. maravilla de la arquitectura…. Es sorprendente ver cómo una parte de la mezquita está construida sobre una plataforma sobre el Atlántico… incluso dicen que una parte del interior tiene los suelos de cristal y se puede ver directamente el mar… pero claro, estas estancias están reservadas para la familia real. Si vas a Casablanca no te pierdas la visita a este edificio, ya que es uno de los pocos edificios islámicos del mundo al que se permite la entrada de no musulmanes.. Hay visitas guiadas todos los días, en inglés, excepto en la época del ramadán�

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  • Published   05/05/2009
  
  

• Compras y gastonomía en Casablanca

    by   Leia

  Si te gusta el "arte" del regateo, no dejes de ir a la vieja Medina, allí encontrarás multitud de puestos en los que podrás encontrar ropa, artículos artesanales, etc… Intenta no comprar en el primer puesto al que vayas, a pesar de que te engañe la amabilidad de los comerciantes que, en casi todos los casos, te invitarán a té y te tratarán muy bien… aunque a veces pueda resultar un poquito agobiante. Y después de las compras, lo mejor es buscar un lugar para comer la típica comida marroquí. Por la zona de la calle Chaoui hay bastantes bares poco suntuosos, pero en los que te puedes sentar en una terracita y degustar platos marroquís, como el cous-cous, cocinados y servidos a la manera tradicional�

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  • Published   05/05/2009