On Boulevard d'Anfa in Casablanca, the Barceló Casablanca presents itself on its official website as a modern four-star hotel with traditional Moroccan cuisine, meeting rooms and round-the-clock room service. This article sums up what the hotel states, describes what its gallery photos show and helps you plan a stay without overpromising.
A modern hotel on Boulevard d'Anfa
According to the official website, the hotel displays four stars and says it combines Moroccan hospitality with modern facilities. The rooms are air-conditioned and fitted with a satellite television; the website describes sizes from 27 to 45 m² and says that many offer a view of the Hassan II Mosque and the city. The number of rooms is not stated. The website also mentions renovated rooms and a room presented as the best in the hotel, with the finest view.
One gallery photo shows a suite lounge with a large sofa, a desk, a headboard and a bedroom visible in the background.
Another photo shows a large corner window with a green armchair and a view of the city.
Restaurant, bar and services
The hotel states a traditional Moroccan cuisine restaurant, with tagine, lamb couscous and desserts made with dried fruit and honey among others, as well as a tea list that it presents as the best. Its B-bar, in a modern style, also welcomes sports fans. Room service runs around the clock, Wi-Fi is free and the hotel has five meeting rooms. It says it is accessible to people with reduced mobility, with adapted rooms booked directly with the hotel.
One gallery photo shows a restaurant room: set tables, green chairs and large windows. The gallery does not say which venue it is.
Another photo shows a lounge with low armchairs, a glass-fronted fireplace and a ceiling with built-in lights.
Planning your stay
The area and getting there
The hotel is on Boulevard d'Anfa, in Casablanca. Our guide Where to stay in Casablanca compares the districts by type of trip, and the hotel page gathers its practical information. According to the hotel, check-in is from 2 pm and check-out at noon. It has no parking for its guests, breakfast is not included in the rate and pets are not accepted. An airport transfer is offered, for an extra charge.
When to book and at what price
Prices vary by season, dates and room category, and we do not give them here. Check availability and conditions when you book.
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Who is it for?
- Business travellers, with five meeting rooms and free Wi-Fi.
- Fans of Moroccan cuisine, with a traditional cuisine restaurant and a tea list.
- Those who want a central, modern hotel, with no pool, spa or gym mentioned on its page: check these facilities if they matter to you.
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Other hotels in Casablanca
To compare with other places to stay in the city, read our guides to the Sofitel Casablanca Tour Blanche and the Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca.
Extending your stay in Casablanca
To discover the city, the Hassan II Mosque and the old medina are classic stops. To organise your days, Casablanca in 2 days offers an itinerary, and our guide to the food scene in Casablanca helps you choose a table. To see all the accommodation in the city, it is here; to plan your trip, Casablanca.
Frequently asked questions
Does the hotel have parking?
No: the hotel states that it has no parking spaces for its guests.
Is breakfast included?
No: the hotel states that breakfast is not included in the rate.
Is there an airport shuttle?
Yes: the hotel offers a transfer to the airport, for an extra charge. Ask it for the details.
Are prices fixed?
No: they vary by season, dates and category. Check when you book.
Information checked on 15 October 2026 from the hotel's official website and the photos in its gallery; to be confirmed with the hotel before your stay.
