Clean bathroom, but dingy looking room. Noisy. Didn't have a record of my reservation, didn't feel so safe arriving at 2am as a single female. Speak NO english. In an area full of art deco architecture (see walking tour in 2nd latest edition of Lonely Planet Morocco). Breakfast is at the Hotel Transatlantique (an art deco beauty), 4 blocks away.

I had a long layover in Casablanca and needed a cheap hotel. I booked Hotel du Louvre on Hotels.com for like $48. The place is not the Hilton but it's charming, adequate, clean and even as a single female at 10pm, I felt safe. I had a room on the street and it was a little noisy if you like... More

This hotel was fine for a night or two. This was the beginning of a two week trip accross the country and our expectations were low. Beds were comfortable and the location was good for visiting the medina, mosque Hassan 2, etc. The area is noisy, but with jet lag and ear plugs, we managed to sleep through breakfast the... More

visited Casablanca in january 2011, chose the hotel of its price. well, for stay it is ok, but not for living! First, it is hard to find the hotel. taxi driver spent a lot of time asking directions Second, all in a room is old and partially broken Third, the breakfast is served in another hotel and it is really... More

Difficult to find, our taxi driver asked about this hotel many people and other drivers, nobody knew street Rue Nationale, about 30 min we found it. We searched this hotel in google and saw location on booking.com, but location was everywhere very approximately. For other travelers: it's crossing of Rue Nationale and Boulevard Idriss Lahrizi (3 min walk from crossing... More

I spend one night in Casablanca and I had single room with kindsize bed. Prepare map to find this hotel. Most of texi drivers do not know where is the Hotel. Cleanliness - I finished my military service just a year ago and living with around 30 sweaty young guys for 2 years gives you kinda immun to smell and... More

I've spent the last two decades traveling for work, often to the developing world. So, I understand that travlers expectations should shift a bit in accordance with local standards of 'luxury.' However, the Hotel du Louvre is an abysmal hotel by any concievable standard. The staff is rude, and at times openly hostile. One of them even rifled through my... More

we booked at 9 p.m. and gave us one price that was ok for us. when we got in with all baggages he changed his mind asking for 170 dirham more (the prices in the reception said 280 for single, 380 for double and for the triple room he finally asked 550!!). it was late and we said we'll discuss... More