Hotel de Paris Casablanca

... lands 8.35am Sat, 26 Sep: 12.55pm Air France 2496 CDG > CMN (Casablanca) lands 2.00pm Sat, 26 Sep: Casablanca Hotel: Hotel Guynemer (2 nights) - Rue Mohamed Belloul (Ex.Pegoud), Casa-Anfa, Casablanca 20000, Morocco (Tour with Intrepid begins 6pm Sun ...

... the elections were fixed in his favor and that he would win by at least a 90% vote!) From Tunisia we flew on to Casablanca, Morocco where we met up with our new group. Food and hotels did not live up to Tunisia but we still were comfortable here. ...

... horseriding, trainhotels (how do you fit a hotel on a train?), camels, a town called El Keba, catching up with family and no doubt a lot else. Oh and there is a week each in England, Paris, and Belgium. Tour de France, lots of yummy beer, here we come.

... es cierto, pero yo la pase barbaro, y me encanto Paris. Volveria una y mil veces sin dudarlo! Como dice Bogart en Casablanca..."We will always have Paris", and I will. La frase que me quedo de Paris, estaba escrita a la entrada del Museo de Dali, y es ...

... terminal. Lots of shops. Soon we are on our way to Casablanca. We fly over fields that look like big, well organised farms. Casablanca airport is very modern, great big writing in Arabic on the side and a big picture of the King, presumably. We walk ...

... Montmartre.  All included in what I love about Paris. The next day was included in what I do NOT love about Paris.  We left the hotel early and made our way to the Metro.  After a long conversation with the woman at the ticket office sold ...

moving day... not just cities, but continents! Packed up my bags and headed to the airport. Had a last little run around Casablanca in search of a post office and found one just as I was about to give up... yipee! Got to the airport very early as it was ...

... 3.5 hours until all of the students arrived. Then we were off to Casablanca where we stayed at the Palace de Paris which was gorgeous. Casablanca is a very noisy and busy city with approximately 5 million people. My first night in the hotel was quite ...

... Abdul and to the Craft shop to say goodbye to Karim and his cousin. Goodbyes said I walked back the short distance to the Hotel de Portugaise and smiled with tears running down my face although my experiences here had been ‘unusual’ (to say ...

... robes and headdress but that and the beads were not enough to coax us to travel further away from Spain. It was decided that Casablanca was the next destination. This meant bus travel again and 9.50 dirham each bought us tickets on a second class bus. ...

... some fantastic old buildings and gardens before heading to the Sa croceur, not quite as grand as its eponymous predecessor in Paris but still a beautiful and intricate whitewashed cathedral in the centre of a modern busy Islamic city. We managed to find ...

... old French colonial district. There we saw several interesting buildings, including an old clock tower, the Cathédrale Sacré-Cœur de Casablanca (now a cultural center), the Wilāya (old Police HQ), the Palais de Justice on Place Mohammed V and ...

When we got to the airport  in Casablanca, I was a little concerned about getting home, since I knew that there was a general strike in France and that some air traffic controllers were part5icipating.  But, Air France's website said that ...

... the place, so it made my drink just a little more reasonable!!   I walked on to find the notable Cafe de Paris, which was a somewhat disappointing venue for what it seems was a location in The Bourne Ultimatum.  Apparently it ...

... et pas si bonne nuit. Le lendemain matin, l'objectif était le suivant : La plage du paradis. Pas de blague, une ville près de Casablanca se nomme Assilah, et une plage à 5 km de là est nommée la plage du paradis, mais seulement par les touristes.. Je ...

... as I watched the time pass and the check-in time, boarding time and finally the departure time... shoot I had 3 connecting flights Casablanca to Paris to Moscow to UB to Hovsgol and then the boat to Toiloght. Strange how time can sometimes seem so long ...

... were responsible for the 1962 "Cuban Missile Crisis". We're heading for the 15-metre tall, Carrara marble statue of El Cristo de Casablanca, when a VERY heavy downpour catches us. Dianne shelters in an open-sided phone booth, but we both get pretty wet. ...

... see things through a different set of eyes.  The place I picked to stay for Whitney's first night in Casablanca was a nice enough hotel in pretty ugly neighborhood, but nothing worse than so many other places I've been.  I kept thinking Whitney ...