Sheraton Morocco

... was broken up by a British couple who shared with us the fact that they had paid GBP10 for a bucket of ice at a Sheraton hotel in Morocco. And we thought the carrot juice in Russia was expensive!! Upon arrival in Rabat the place was alive. It felt ...

... of boardwalks cafes serving exclusively coffee and "Berber Whiskey" (sugared spearmint tea), no alcohol in site anywhere (except for maybe The Sheraton, who where helpful in providing us with a map to get around) and inundated with men; all the women I ...

... the jasmine, the mint in the air. Our taxi sped past bicyclists in white robes and in a quick few minutes we were in the Sheraton Hotel lobby being served hot mint tea in delicate glasses by a man dressed in a white, loose-fitting, pajama-like outfit, a ...

... year so this made my quest even harder, after finding tourist bar after tourist bar closed I resorted to a minuscule Heineken at the Sheraton Hotel at an over inflated price. I think this trip will be pretty dry. I only spent 3 days in Casablanca to ...

... him. Arriving into Tinerhir after dark, we take our chances at a hotel out of town. Although the rooms aren't exactly the Sheraton, they are clean. More budget than superior. More traveller than holiday. The cold is however an issue. The food, again ...

... first evening we had an al fresco coffee and strolled around the promenades. After having a shave and a shower we went to the local Sheraton to see if we could find some sort of a bar/disco/fiesta/anything. We sat in the sports bar and drank a bottle of ...

Well I only spent two days in Casablanca, but was able to walk through the old neighborhood that is surrounded by the ancient walls. Lots of shops, and residences. People were very friendly, especially the kids. A lot of kids playing in the streets, seem ...