ADAY Hotel Casablanca

The booking problem was actually my mistake, but the staff handled it professionally and fixed everything without any hassle. They were friendly, polite, and helpful throughout, which made the whole thing stress free. The room was clean, comfortable, and well cared for, and the hotel had a pleasant atmosphere. I had a great stay and would happily return.

The rooftop terrace, restaurant, and buffet were a highlight. We had breakfast and dinner up there, and watched a soccer semifinal on the two big screen TVs. The hotel is next to the train station, and it was built in 2025, with 11 stories and views over Casablanca. Getting around was manageable, though Uber glitched on us twice. We got a taxi through the front desk instead, which cost 50-75 Durham to the city center. I could see myself staying here again.

The beds were comfortable and the bathroom was adequate, though they should provide at least a full roll of toilet paper. The breakfast was reasonable, but the coffee was poor, and the view wasn’t great. We stayed three nights near the railway station, in a part of town that didn’t feel very good, especially for a woman in Morocco. If I had the choice, I’d probably stay somewhere else.

The rooms are spacious and nice, with AC, and the staff are friendly. Casa Voyageur station is only minutes away, which is handy for trips to Tangier, Rabat, or Marrakesh. The area right around the hotel isn’t the nicest in Casablanca, though it felt safe.