Stayed 2 nights before an organised tour of Morocco. The hotel is in a good location being only a few minutes walk from Place Mohammed V and a number of very good cafes and restaurants. The hotel was built in the 1920s and although retains much of its original character, appears to have had little maintenance in recent years. We... More

2 night stay before an organised tour. Rooms dusty Bathroom concrete like floor was efficient, if somewhat ugly & uncomfortable Lack of fly screens in bathroom proved invite to local mosquito population Rooms not serviced & local toilet rolls must be in short supply - we had to ask twice. Must be better options in Casablanca but this was the... More

An interesting hotel that has seen better days. Room was comfortable with good beds but noise level from the disco was high and the hotel had more Mosquitos than guests! Excellent location near the city centre. The highlight was the antique lift which complemented the antique hot water service.

This could be the " in" place in Casablanca; all the details and location are there, but whatever renovation has been done (since Edith Piaff), has been done poorly; I would have loved to stay there in her days! I do prefer somewhat run-down old fashioned hotels, over modern Hyatts and Sofitels and as long as everything (toilet/shower etc.) works,... More

My friend and I needed a place to stay before our early flight out from Casablanca. I thought I would save some money and utilize my credit card's reward points in order to book a hotel. I booked Transatlantique because of the location in the midst of Casablanca and it's somehow-attained 4-star status. Sadly, we had a horrible experience. While... More

Hotel Transatlantique has a good location for exploring the city of Casablanca - everything is walking distance, only the Mosque and the beaches are a bit further off. Unfortunately, that was about all we liked here! When we arrived, there was some trouble finding our reservation - not a big deal, it can happen! The carpets in the hotel corridors... More

I live in Morocco and therefore am pretty used to hotels being of a slightly lower standard than I'd expect elsewhere in the world but this place marked a new low in my experiences. I paid 750dh which is about £60 for a double room right in the heart of Casablanca. The first thing I noticed was the overpowering smell... More

Morrocan kitch which is fun and charming. Frontdesk people not helpful. In particular the elderly receptionist is completely malplaced and should be somewhere else where servicemindedness is not an issue. Bartender doubled his beer price. Night club dark, smoky and noisy.

Among my fond memories of Casablanca is my stay at Hotel Transatlantique. It is not a sanitized Las Vegas version of the past; it is a slightly lived-in gift from the past. The lobby is beautiful and photogenic. My room was clean, comfortable and cozy. Ask for an inner room facing the courtyard if possible. Cute house buntings will sing... More