The Casablanca center is approximately the area of Port of Casablanca and the area of Place Mohammed V.
Casablanca or how the Arabs call it “ Addar Albaydaa - is actually the largest city of whole Morocco, quite near the Atlantic Ocean and other places of interest, derives from two Portuguese words casa and blanca, literary meaning a white house. During the years, Casablanca was a part of a Portuguese, Spanish and then French kingdom, but have always remained a true African beauty with its spectacular beaches, picturesque white houses and some new modern buildings. Hundreds of tourists every season come to Casablanca to enjoy the perfect weather, sunny beaches ant the hospitality of the locals. If you are one of those who are really willing to come and see what this African tourist attraction can offer for you, just go along and read this information about some Casablanca hotels that we have prepared for you. We hope that after this short representation of the city you will be able to choose between some really great hotels in Casablanca that would suit your taste, your expectations and, off course, your pocket.
Do you truly think that these kinds of resort like Casablanca are only visited by the rich and famous ones? Well, if you really do, then think again. There are so many high quality and quite cheap hotels in Casablanca that you will be surprised exactly the same as we were while doing this research: Hotel Central, Hotel Ibis Casablanca City Center, Hotel Guynemer or the Ibis Casa Voyageurs. All of these cheap hotels in Casablaca have comfortable beds, hot and cold running water, a possibility to try out some local food and some of them “ even free Wi-Fi and television.
But if you are wishing to visit the white city without any fear of spending an extra dollar, you should definitely go and check out these Casablanca hotels: Sofitel Casablanca Tour Blanche, Moevenpick Hotel Casablanca, Kenzi Tower Hotel or the Hotel & Spa Le Doge. These hotels in Casablanca are one of the best of their kind, representing the influences of the west culture as well as keeping the most important taste of their local services.
There are so many places of interest in this transcultural city that you will have to visit at least some of the most important places of interest: Hasan II Moque, Ol Medina of Casablanca, New Medina of Casablanca, Square of Mohammed V and Museum of Maroccan Judaism. And if you are one of those who enjoy spending more time visiting the nature than spending time in the city streets, just pack your back and go for a quick walk in the Playas Ain Diab y La Corniche, Phare d'el Hank, Foret de Bouskoura or Parc de la Ligue Arabe.