In Casablanca, the Gray Boutique Hotel presents itself on its official website as a five-star hotel located in the Anfa district. It advertises 42 suites, a restaurant, a tea room, a spa with hammam and sauna, and a fitness room open day and night. This article summarises what the hotel says, describes what the photos in its gallery show and helps you plan a stay without overpromising. The website is brief: each time something is not specified, we say so.
Suites from 55 to 100 m²
The hotel lists 42 suites, divided into four categories. The Deluxe Suite measures 55 m² and the Ambassador Suite 60 m². The Executive Suite reaches 70 m² and the Presidential Suite 100 m². According to the website, they have a living room, a private bathroom and, for several of them, a balcony. The hotel also mentions free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, soundproofing, a lift, room service and family rooms.
The number of suites is mentioned in only one place on the website and is not broken down by category. If you are set on a particular category, ask the hotel for it when you book.
Dining and tea room
The hotel presents a restaurant serving local and international specialities, for lunch and dinner, in a setting it describes as intimate and elegant. The name of the restaurant varies across the hotel's documents and the opening hours are not specified. It also advertises a tea room and, in the morning, breakfast in the room or as a buffet, with options for children.
A gallery photo shows a restaurant room: green and grey armchairs, laid tables, round light fittings, a decorative white coral and plants. The gallery does not specify whether it is the main restaurant.
Spa, sauna and fitness room
The spa, called Wellness Gray, offers according to the website a hammam, a sauna, a steam bath, massages and face and body treatments. The hammam, the massages and access to the spa are flagged as paid. The size of the spa, the number of treatment rooms and the opening hours are not specified: we do not give them.
The gallery shows only one image of the spa: a wooden sauna, with its benches and a bucket.
The hotel advertises a fitness room open 24 h/24. No pool is mentioned on the website; do not count on one when making your choice.
Planning your stay
The neighbourhood and getting there
The hotel is at the corner of Abou Kacem El Kotbari street and Ain El Aouda street, in the Racine area of Anfa. It describes itself as located in the "Golden Triangle". The website mentions a valet service and street parking, as well as a paid airport shuttle. Our guide Where to stay in Casablanca compares the neighbourhoods according to the type of stay; for arrival by air, see our page on Mohammed V airport. Check-in and check-out times are not specified.
The facade, visible in a photo taken at night, bears the hotel's sign under blue lighting, with plants at the entrance.
When to book and at what price
Prices vary with the season, the dates and the category, and we do not quote them here. Check availability and conditions when you book, on the Gray Boutique Hotel Casablanca page.
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Who is it for?
- Those who want space, with suites advertised from 55 to 100 m².
- Relaxation lovers, with a spa offering a hammam, sauna and steam bath.
- Families, who can take into account the family rooms and children's menus advertised by the hotel.
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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 Mohammed V Square are classic stops. To understand the city's architecture, see Casablanca Art Deco. To organise your days, Casablanca in 2 days offers an itinerary. To see all the accommodation in the city, it's here; to plan your trip, Casablanca.
Frequently asked questions
Is the hotel really rated five-star?
It presents itself that way on its official website. We were not able to consult an official rating: this is an indication from the hotel.
Is there a pool?
No pool is mentioned on the hotel's website.
Is the spa open to everyone?
The website flags access to the spa as paid. The access conditions for people not staying at the hotel are not specified: ask the hotel.
Are prices fixed?
No: they vary with the season, the dates and the category. Check when you book.
Information checked on 14 October 2026 from the hotel's official website and the photos in its gallery; to be confirmed with the hotel before your stay.
