Casablanca Hotels - Reviews and Rates

A great holiday in Morocco...Different culture...architecture..climate...it was my first time to a Africa..Long journey from Casablanca to Essaouira makes me vommit (by bus)...;p...but..its fun there..marrakesh..yuhooo...then...My fist snow experice was in Mount Atlas...aet Targgine...yummy...bestt....;) Then, we went to Chez Ali to have our las...

It's the 11am train to Casablanca from the smart new Marrakesh station & good old French carriages (mainly compartments) and the 3 hour 15 minute run to Casablanca. A pleasant uneventful ride with lots of locals (under £7 National Rail please note).
I make the hotel with the Cup Final 20 minutes in on the cafe TV and until the picture goe...

Favorite city: Agadir: I love the water and the boardwalk, as well as the not-as-many people. Cities I wanted to spend more time in: Meknes (2 nights) and El Jadida (1 night) Favorite food: bastilla (with chicken or fish) Food I don't regret trying: camel Least favorite food: brain Food I started to get tired of: lamb tagine Things I regret not ...

Depois da capital, a capital economica. A minha intenção era simplesmente que me deixassem na saida da autoestrada para eu voltar a entrar imediatamente seguindo a direcção de Marrakech onde contava com o Raki para me dar alojamento e refeição. Era o dia do aniversario da minha mãe e a minha unica resolução para esse dia era de ligar-lhe para lh...

Morocco is known to have many, many cats. It is absolutely true. At the beginning of our trip, Choyce set herself the mission of spotting 150 cats -- she was easily able to surpass this number. Dogs, on the other hand, not so much. Storks, it seems, are also relatively common. We saw them in several parts of the country. Choyce enjoyed photogra...

After a chilly day at sea we arrive in Casablanca, where we get a local taxi driver to take us to the sights. From Rick's cafe to the 2nd largest Muslim temple after Mecca to the palace and the open market - a wonderful Morroccan adventure.

PHOTO_ID_L=morocco_001.jpg] THE ROAD TO MARRAKECH! Lesley's Road Diary FEBRUARY 24 - MARCH 5TH, 2007 The history of Morocco is long and complicated and encompasses Europe as well as North Africa. Therefore I am going to cheat and insert here a brief overview historical overview taken from Infoplease.com. Morocco has been the home of the Berbers ...

When I saw the sign for the Hotel Bellerive, as I approached, I was relieved. It has been a long day. I took about an hour to find the right way out of Kenitra, in the direction I wanted to go. Considering there are usually three possible routes - motorway, main road, or back roads, some signage for each is necessary. The only sign I could see w...

Our second stop in Morocco is cosmopolitan Casablanca. The city is completely different from where we were the day before. We check out the beach (though it's too cold to swim), and we visit the very impressive Hassan II mosque (3rd largest in the world).