Guest Houses in Casablanca

The Dar is placed in a very calm and easy to reach area in Casablanca. I stayed only one night prior to my flight back, but I had enough time to enjoy the very characteristic architecture and the beautiful decorations of my accommodation. The ladies have been very welcoming and provided me with tea and biscuits on arrival. The breakfast is absolutely great. There's plenty of parking on the road just outside of the Dar and Casablanca's Mohammed V airport is only a 25 minutes drive away (at least 2 petrol stations will be found on your way there from the Dar, in case you are renting a car and need to give it back with a full tank). Shout-out to Leila for the awesome interactions.

The host is such a sweet and kind man. Even though we arrived really late at night from the airport (of course we made sure to notify him in advance), he greeted us warmly and made us feel at home. The house itself is very close to Casa Voyageurs train station (don't believe what Google Maps says, it's about a 10-15 walk). The room consists of a large bed and a couch-bed, and the apartment itself (on the inside) is beautiful traditional Moroccan. Even though our booking didn't say we get breakfast, our host greeted us in the morning with a small, simple but delicious breakfast.

All we wanted was somewhere near Casa Voyageurs to rest for the night so that we could easily hop on the train the next morning to the airport for our flight home. But we gained much more than that. Our genial host, Azdine not only gave us a clearly drawn map to his apartment but he was waiting patiently outside to welcome us in case we got lost. How cool is that? The charming apartment is in a very accessible location. You can take a tram right outside the train station which will drop you near his place at the first stop. Or walk there like what we did. There is also a bus stop nearby where we alighted after our ride from the Hassan II mosque. We also enjoyed walking to the Central Market and the Medina while taking in the sights and sounds of Casablanca. And we were pleasantly surprised to find that the pastries in the Medina here to be cheaper and more delicious than those in Marrakesh and Fes. And should you find yourself at a loss as to what presents to bring back for the good folks at home, fear not. There are 2 popular confectionery shops nearby where you can load up on ready-wrapped scrumptious presents. The bedroom comes with a front-facing balcony. It is spacious and well-appointed with all the necessary amenities and a very comfortable bed. There are 2 spacious sitting rooms, a well-equipped kitchen and a lovely garden. What struck us most was that it is a beautifully decorated apartment where only the best quality materials were used. The whole place looks bright and clean. Azdine treated us like honoured guests or his favourite relatives. For example breakfast was not specified in the booking but he still provided us with a hearty one before sending us off. Thank you Azdine for sharing your beautiful home with us. After all the riads, tent and hotels our foray into Morocco is now complete with an intriguing insight into the modern Moroccan lifestyle!

The room is big and clean, the garden is beautiful.

The host are the best one I had during my stay in Morocco. Very helpful and supportive . The place was about 15 mins walk from the train station, 8 mins from the medina so you can see so many things in walking distance