Hotéis Ibis em Casablanca

This is honestly the worst hotel that I have ever stayed at, the rooms are dirty, the beds are filthy and the bathroom had an uncomfortable odor. The staff are rude and we were told at night that we had to switch rooms, they refused to tell us why. If you plan on communicating in English with the staff, you need to consider another hotel as they don't have the necessary language skills to communicate in English. I also wanted to make a complaint about a member of the staff for the way I was treated and he refused to give me his name. The only positive about this hotel is it's decent location, however, there are several other hotels really close by to consider and I wish that I had picked another one. A few tips for you guys that still decide to book this hotel despite all of the above is to not use the taxis in front of the hotel as they try their very best to rip you off, there are more taxis around the corner by the Casa Port train station, use those instead. If you are able to skip the hotel breakfast, you should do so, the selection is poor and the food tastes really bland, they also water down the juice. There are some nicer places to have breakfast around the corner at the Casa Port train station.

Ideal location for British travellers arriving on late evening flights from the UK as it is a short train ride from the airport direct to the Casa Voyageur Train Station. You can literally see the hotel before the train stops at the station as it is directly outside on the left hand side of the concourse. I have stayed at this hotel on three occasions - over three years. The English speaking reception staff remembered me and greeted me like an old friend on the second and third visit. The hotel is beautiful. The food is fantastic - best scrambled eggs in the world! The location can be noisy as there is a busy taxi rank outside but there are double glazed windows and blackout curtains to keep the noise and light out. As always with Ibis hotels, it is spotlessly clean, well maintained and the rooms offer great comfort.

I stayed here for 3 nights in September. Attending a meeting at our office which is on the business park where this hotel is situated. It is a basic hotel, like a UK Travelodge. The bedrooms are clean but sparse, and now quite tired. No USB ports that I could find. The shower was warm. The bed was very hard. It is a long way from the city, and a solid 20 minute walk along dodgy streets to the tramline. If you are using Careem to get taxis...forget it, they won't come out this far! Breakfast was fine, typically simple North African/Arabic fare. Secure parking, and the actuial location is very safe and easy to navigate. Fine for a short business trip.

The hotel does not have a car park and stops at the roadside. Dining is the local diet of Morocco, the room is not big, the price is really a lot worse than the domestic hotel.

I've not been having the best luck with hotels in Morocco - my recent experience at Atlas Orient in Oujda brought to mind one of the great questions, who (was rating that wretched place highly in the 21st century)? My experience at Ibis Abdelmoumen brings to mind another, HOW THO? Like how is this one of the best rated hotels in Casablanca and what does this say for the competition? Let's start with getting in. I 'checked in' online and the email I received boldly stated that my cards would be waiting for me at 12pm. Yo Ibis, maybe be a bit more modest in your aims yeah? 20 plus minutes later after an exhausting journey me and my new closest friend in Morocco (judged by time spent together), the front desk clerk are still finishing off some kind of process (I was just standing there). Needless to say, having stayed at hotels around the world this was longer than all other check Ind by an order of magnitude. Not only this, but my new closest friend tried to charge me the whole price of the stay despite me already paying a deposit - et tu, front desk guy?? (Luckily I wasn't so jetlagged to not notice). At least after such an exhaustive process he endured I got a decent room...oh wait, the toilet was broken and was continuously flushing - which we could hear from the hallway approaching the room. I guess if we'd spent another 20 minutes at the desk they might've caught it. Also these rooms are noisy bruh (Niagara toilets aside), like for real. We were on the 10th and then 8th floor with the window closed and there were so many car honks that you'd think Morocco had just won the World Cup (they hadn't). If 'urban chaos' sounds like your kind of audioscape get down to Ibis Abdelmoumen - just be sure to calculate in to your stay time to spend at the front desk.