Hotels With Parking in Casablanca-Settat, Morocco

Before our departure to Morocco, our return flight got cancelled by the airline, so we had to book an additional day to stay at Barcelo Anfa, which was the same hotel we were scheduled to stay at from the tour company. Luckily, Trip.com helped and we got a very good deal. We had an extra day to explore Casablanca and continued to enjoy Barcelo Anfa’s clean and spacious room, friendly staff, and convenient location, especially the traditional Moroccan live entertainment at the lounge. We will definitely stay here if we ever return to Casablanca.

Hotel in quiet area close to tram station. 2 stops from central train station. Room clean on arrival. No lead for tv so couldn’t use. Hairdryer rubbish, if I started drying my hair on Monday it might be dry by Wednesday. Bring your own if these things matter. Cleaners came in but did not make up beds. No fridge or bottled water in room.

The location is quite good, right next to the biggest Arab League Park in the city center, though it's not in the same cluster as hotels like Royal Mansour or Marriott. The hotel is relatively new, the rooms are spacious, but the bathroom is a bit small (seems like many hotels in Morocco have small bathrooms). Overall, the check-in experience was very pleasant.

The front desk staff were very warm and responsible. There was one woman who could speak a few specific Chinese phrases really well (like ”WiFi password,” ”thank you,” and ”breakfast at 7 o'clock”). The only thing to note is that guests from China or Europe should bring their own hair dryer, as the rooms don't come with one by default.

This hotel offers good value for money. Prices in Casablanca are incredibly high right now, so this place is a solid choice. The location is excellent, right near Casa Port train station, and there are tons of restaurants nearby, including New Longmen for Chinese food and the well-established Jinhua Restaurant. The facilities are also pretty good. It seemed like there weren't many staff members around, or maybe it was just due to peak season, as our room wasn't cleaned on the first day we checked in. However, the front desk sorted it out quickly after we called. Overall, it's pretty decent, and I'd consider booking here again.

Very spacious rooms, with all the amenities.  The staffs were friendly.

An excellent hotel with truly the best staff! Our ocean-view room was impeccably clean and had everything we needed. While it's considered 'first line,' it's worth noting that reaching the actual ocean requires a short walk. However, we were aware of this beforehand. The hotel features a clean, warm swimming pool with always plenty of available sun loungers. The breakfasts provided were decent, and the on-site restaurant offers good lunch and dinner options with commendably prepared food. The location is fantastic, right next to the Ain Diab promenade, perfect for enjoyable strolls both day and evening. Morocco Mall is quite a distance; we didn't manage to walk there – a taxi is definitely recommended. We genuinely have very fond memories of our stay and would gladly return at the first opportunity. What's more, after several transfers, riads, and stays in the Tangier Medina, this was the first place in Morocco where I truly *slept in* (thanks to the perfect quietness of the room and incredibly comfortable beds). Val D'Anfa provided the sense of calm and tranquility I had been dreaming of throughout my entire trip.

The hotel is in a good location, five or six minutes walk from the train station. The attitude of the service staff is very good. The room is large, but the facilities are a bit old. The hotel should include breakfast, and breakfast is okay, western style. Overall, the price/performance ratio is good, and it is quite recommended.

They fixed the ac but still wasn’t strong enough, if you can’t afford an ac just don’t write you have ac in the rooms. Stuff was very helpful though

I stayed here for a business trip, choosing it solely for its convenient location. For a hotel in downtown Casablanca, I suppose the price is somewhat reflective of the quality. The bath towels were quite old and dingy. Also, the room key card needed daily reactivation at the front desk to work properly. Guests need to bring most amenities themselves, such as bottled water and slippers, as only shower gel and shampoo are provided as toiletries. While the location is convenient, it also means the hotel is very noisy, being situated right next to a main road and train/tram tracks.