Hotels near Travaux D' Impression, Casablanca

I stayed here for 3 nights in September. Attending a meeting at our office which is on the business park where this hotel is situated. It is a basic hotel, like a UK Travelodge. The bedrooms are clean but sparse, and now quite tired. No USB ports that I could find. The shower was warm. The bed was very hard. It is a long way from the city, and a solid 20 minute walk along dodgy streets to the tramline. If you are using Careem to get taxis...forget it, they won't come out this far! Breakfast was fine, typically simple North African/Arabic fare. Secure parking, and the actuial location is very safe and easy to navigate. Fine for a short business trip.

The room condition and restaurant are all satisfactory. Located outside the city and there are many companies nearby, so it's a good place to stay for business trips. However, my room did not have a refrigerator or coffee pot ...

New hotel. About 15 miles from the airport. Have stayed there twice for our trip (coming and leaving Morocco) Rest of family staying day before their flight out of Casa, (that's how much we liked this place). Staff will bend over backwards for you. Rooms are good size. 2nd stay was in suite b/c it was only room left. Pull out bed was okay but wished mattress was bit thicker. Otherwise, beds are quite comfortable. Recommend having breakfast-outstanding with traditional Morocco foods along with omelettes made to order.. Nice good size pool and gym. Outside of hotel, there isn't much to walk to. Much construction going on, so this will likely change. There is parking under hotel. Very narrow entrance to get into garage and out. If you have small car -no problem, but be careful -it's narrow. Would stay here again.

I wrote a review of the hotel right after my stay in November, 2019. I enjoyed my stay, but failed to write in my review about the DJ in the lounge. I love music. I particularly was interested in Moroccan music. Not only did he play music I requested, but he downloaded on my phone more music. What a sweet thing to do. I really appreciate it.

Chose the domo based off its price and the look of the property. It’s a clean and beautiful hotel with decent amenities. The area is very secure with a 24/7 security guard outside. My room was lovely, it had a separated toilet room from the sink and shower room, it had blinds in the shower so you could see into the room and get some natural light through there. I also quite liked that the bed was a few steps sunken down so it felt separated from the rest of the room. It came with a couch that had a pull out as well as a stove, fridge and microwave. The fridge however was set way too high and froze everything I put in it. Check in was a bit slow and the room I had reserved via ******* wasn’t fully done in their system so I did have to wait a bit when I first arrived. The one gentlemen who checked me in I just wished had given me a bit more info as I didn’t even know they had a pool till my third day there. The restaurant was also very good, I enjoyed a few meals there. Very nice property I would just say it’s a bit far from the more touristy parts of the city so I did have to hire a car when I wanted to go into town.

The hotel does not have a car park and stops at the roadside. Dining is the local diet of Morocco, the room is not big, the price is really a lot worse than the domestic hotel.

I had booked this thinking it’s closer to airport but still need to pay 30 euros to take a taxi to airport. Also cuz I’m only staying a night to take my flight back, I wanted a hotel with hamman / spa. I saw their spa place looks good. But turn out it only open around 10am and it’s full. I have a plane to catch so wish that the spa could have start earlier or close later. The hotel manager was kind enough to help me sorted it out and I got my hamman and massage. The lady at the spa wasn’t too nice but I can tell she try… definitely not worth the money as the when I ask her for stronger massage, she say I need to pay more for that! First time a masseur tell me this. Anw it’s a decent hotel, big room. I think it’s more for business travellers.

First, I informed the hotel when I booked our rooms that we might be an hour earlier for check in and to see if they can give us our rooms. The hotel replied in the positive so I thought I was covered. Due to reasons not related to this review, we arrived at the hotel at 2.55pm, which is 5 minutes before official check in time. Guess what, they asked us to wait for 5 minutes. After flying for nearly 16 hours, it was Hobsons Choice as far as I was concerned so I waited. After waiting for 10 minutes, no one told us that our room was ready (the reception was not busy at all!), which prompted me to go and ask for my room. Only at that time, did they start the check in process. If I didn’t come over, I was very certain that the staff would’ve kept me waiting until for much longer. Totally an inauspicious start. During the check in process I noticed that the reception staff took a copy of my visa, which left me rather suspicious 🤨. I travel all over the world and whilst hotels take a copy of the passport data sheet, never had I experienced my visa being copied. My only assumption was that my skin colour was brown so they were taking additional precautions (maybe), but rest assured I felt extremely offended. I booked a standard room and boy was it standard. From its size, I felt it was the same size as an Ibis room but for the price I paid, I didn’t feel that I was getting value for money. The breakfast was pretty basic but having visited French territories before, I’ve developed a taste for French baguettes so enjoyed those for breakfast. At least they had chicken sausages since I don’t eat beef or pork, so this was a major advantage. Overall, I’d rate the stay as average and I’ve given the same rating. I’d also say think twice. I’m on my way to stay at the Courtyard in Dubai so let’s see how they compare with the one in Casablanca.