Casablanca's Cheapest Hotels

Casablanca is the biggest city in Morocco since it’s the economic and business centre of the kingdom and one of the most important cities in Africa. The main tourist attractions of the city are the Hassan II mosque, the port, the old Medina, the Moroccan Jewish Museum, and the Twin Center, among others. If you want to travel to Casablanca on a budget, here are the cheapest hotels to stay at – now bookable on Culture Trip.

1. Hotel Ennasma

Budget Hotel

The building was built in 1920 and renovated in 2015. It is located in the city centre, 10 minutes away from the Hassan II mosque and the beach and 20km (12mi) from Mohamed V of Casablanca Airport. Although it’s a small hotel with only 24 rooms, Ennasma is perfect for travelling couples who want to spend a discreet holiday under the Moroccan sun. You can enjoy a room and a buffet breakfast on the terrace of the hotel overlooking the city.

2. Hotel Du Louvre

Budget Hotel

Eroded metal fence sits in the water at Ain Diab Beach

Within walking distance of the Ain Diab beach and the Cultural Complex of Sidi Belyout, Hotel du Louvre offers rooms with free WiFi, a TV and a private bathroom with toiletries. The hotel is also close to the Mohamed V Square and Place des Nations Unis, which are the main tourist attractions and symbols of the big city.

3. Hotel Al Mamoun

Budget Hotel

Moroccan interior dresses the Hotel Al Mamoun with pattern chairs, tiled ceiling and walls, and colourful glass windows

This three-starred hotel in Casablanca offers 36 rooms with AC, including private bathrooms with free toiletries, and a restaurant that serves breakfast and dinner. Al Mamoun also has a traditional living room area to take a break in with fresh mint tea after a long day exploring the city. It’s located near main attractions like the Central Market (Marché Central), Sidi Belyout and more.

5. Hotel Al Boustane

Budget Hotel

This hotel in Casablanca provides a room with a TV, a private bathroom, and free WiFi in the public areas. It also accepts pets and is close to the Hassan II mosque, as well as Anfa Place Living Resort.

6. Manzil Hotel

Budget Hotel

A small bathroom of Manzil has simple design, grey walls, a mirror and a shower

Manzil is located 0.8km (0.5mi) from the main train station of Casablanca, Casa Port, which has different restaurants serving Asian to Lebanese to fast food, as well as different clothing stores. The hotel offers free WiFi, a bar and a 24-hour front desk.

7. Les Ambassadeurs Hotel

Budget Hotel

This Casablanca hotel is really close to the Central Market and the Hassan II mosque. All 36 rooms offer WiFi, a TV, and a private bathroom. They also accept pets and you can enjoy a free buffet breakfast every morning of your stay.

8. Hotel Colisee

Budget Hotel

A room at the Colisee has a double bed, Moroccan rug and air conditioning

Colisee is a three-starred hotel providing spacious rooms with free WiFi, private bathrooms, and TVs. It is fairly close to Ain Diab Beach – a 10-minute cab ride – and accepts pets. The decoration is very traditional, with Moroccan tiles (zellij) and chandeliers.

9. Hotel Central

Budget Hotel

Hotel Central is a great bargain. Located in the medina, it is close to all tourist attractions, including the Hassan II mosque and The Port of Casablanca; some rooms have balconies that overlook the amazing view of the port. It also has a restaurant with a big terrace where you can have Moroccan tea and biscuits, with a great view of the old Medina. This hotel is excellent for travellers who are looking for great service and location since it is also near Rick’s Café – the famous café in the film Casablanca – and the restaurant, La Sqala.

10. Hotel Transatlantique

Independent Hotel, Hotel

The Main entrance to Hotel Transatlantique has classic Moroccan architecture, two Moroccan flags and outdoor lights

Transatlantique is a four-starred hotel with around 80 rooms. The rooms have AC, TVs, a private bathroom and room service with free WiFi. It is very picturesque and Instaworthy if you want Moroccan architecture in your pictures. It’s located within walking distance of the beach (Ain Diab), and close to Mohamed V Square, which is very popular among tourists.

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