Room was decent. Not huge or special, but what it needed to be. Quiet comfortable, and clean. Nice to be able to head up to the roof for a view. Although, mixed scenery from up there. Some buildings that are in rough shape, the absolutely beautifully designed Mosque, the port... Had some mint tea there and also had my first... more

Like most of the reviews say, you get what you pay for. Everything was actually perfectly acceptable - room, staff, etc - until I woke up at 4am covered in bed bugs with blood on the sheets. Not awesome. more

Decent large room, the tv didnt work but i really didnt care. Wonderfull terrace and free internet and tea. Very friendly staff. Great price so its definitely recommend, Besides, as the name indicates, it is quite central ;) more

We arrived Casablanca late in the evening, so needed a place to stay. Hotel Central is exactly like that. Just a place to stay. The taxi from the areport to the hotel was 300 MAD, without bargaining. The receptionist was really funny... seriuosly... probably also high like a kite.. so our adventour started from the beginning. The room we got... more

We had read other reviews and expected the area to be dodgy, and it probably was at night but after 23 hours travelling from Australia we were in bed before dark so didn't see anything unpleasant. This was a cheap hotel so it wasn't fancy, but for the money I think it was great value. Free interntet, all the Moroccan... more

We stayed for two nights, one night in room 35, on the rooftop and one in room 2, on the first floor. The rooftop-rooms are spartan and a bit damp (in April) but you have a great terrace at our doorstep with views all over the old medina. But the other guests use the terrace too so it can get... more

I agree with the other reviewers who said you can skip Casablanca but if you stay in Casablanca, you can find a nicer hotel for not much more money. Hotel Central's review led me to expect a charming and modest recently renovated hotel with lovely views and a nice park in front and it was located near the train station.... more

Non-expensive hotel, facility is ok for the price. It's located in the small old town. Unfortunately this district is very unsafe especially in nights. It seems to be normal that various people get robbed there each night. Better plan Casablanca for a day-trip, there are much better places with less criminals in Morocco. more

Really bad hostel. It seems that the neighborhood it's good, but when you arrived it's not the first think you think. Near the Medina (the awful one from all Morocco). You hear everything from the other rooms and from the outside. And the bathroom, c'mon how there is a shower without curtains?, get all the bathroom with water, for what?... more