Hôtel & Spa Le Doge

Everything! Feels like being in the movie of the art deco period. The staff, from the reception, to the restaurant, is the best possible. The hotel itself is an oasis of art deco luxury and comfort (the room had a great AC and velvet covered walls). The restaurant serves wonderful food, we had both dinner (Spanish sea bass!!) and Moroccan lunch (chicken almond pastry!). Keep in mind that alcohol is expensive over there. The one night stay in the hotel made our layover in Casablanca unforgettable. Unparralel hospitality. Cannot recommend enough!

Very deep bathtub (genuine) is really hard to get in and out of, not sure how shorter people used it.

I really enjoyed the room and the breakfast. The bed was queen sized and the linen was clean and very comfortable. The room also had a smart TV and robes with slippers. The bathroom was very large and had a shower and bathtub option as well as your usual toiletries. I think it was an old hotel but well kept but I think it was still a bit overpriced considering it's location and the fact that breakfast wasn't included. The breakfast was nice but the options weren't worth 180 dirhams, however I just got it anyway because it was convenient, which is what I think they depend on people doing. It was a nice way to quickly decompress from a two week trip before catching my flight back to the U.S.

It was near ish I think to a lot of things--not really the airport, that was a 45 minute drive--but the hotel concierge that was there on Sunday when I left told me that I could walk to the Hassan Mosque and train station from the hotel and while these were technically short walks I just ended up getting lost on both occasions and would've appreciated him just calling a taxi for me to get there instead. Being lost in another unfamiliar country is never a great thing especially when the estimate of distance for walking you were given is a bit off.