Do not stay here for any reason, but especially if you are women travelling without men. The desk clerks, bell hops and bartenders would not even wait on us unless asked several times and then they were actually belligerent. It also cost about $10 for a terrible glass of wine that was the size of a thimble. It also cost... more

I booked a 3 beds room to house me, my morrocan wife and her brother (a chaperon) as we got there, the man on the desk who looked like he was in very bad need of racial equality manners said, we can't sleep all in the same room as my wife is not really my wife! I said how comes?... more

Very disappointing. Largescale building works for between 10-12 hours per day, including weekends. Diffident service. Tired rooms. Could not recommend. more

Ask for a room in the "Garden Building" annexe The original one is old and there is a lack of real maintenance and even something more. Front Office staff is nice. Bar people are non service minded and drinks horribly expensive. B'fast buffet is of a tourist 2* hotel. Overall decadence feeling and no safety at all. Have been there... more

Nice location on the ocean but accommodations in need of an overhaul for the amount of money paid (roughly $150 USD/night). Even local phone calls are very expensive. more

This hotel is in a very nice location and has pleasant accomodations by Moroccan standards. Nevertheless, I would strongly urge you not to stay there. I discovered that the hotel bell-hops along with members of the staff, have a racket going with local cab drivers. The staff puts you in a cab with a man they appear to know very... more

Good value ... beachfront location with excellent restaurants and cafes nearby .... we were glad we did not stay in town centre or near Medina Hotel facilities good ... service good ... public areas good ... bedrooms and bathrooms are good .. balcony furniture needs a clean Good restaurants nearby ... try Basmane restaurant in Hotel Val D'anfa ... about... more

I stayed at the Riad Salam in casablanca recently and was disappointed. That's mainly because the rooms are old, worn out and smelly. That's all the more disappointing because I paid over USD 110 for my single room. Breakfast was not bad but nothing to look forward to. The thalasso spa there is the only reason to stay, especially if... more

We stayed at the Riad Salam Casablanca for two nights 4-5 Nov 2005. This was the hotel chosen by the tour company as the start to a Connoisseur In style tour of Morocco. Basically it is an old tired hotel on a tired run down concrete jungle beach strip. The staff were well trained, the food overpriced but well served.... more