On Boulevard Mohammed V, in the Art Deco district of Casablanca, the Imperial Casablanca Hotel & Spa presents itself on its official website as a hotel set in a former 1930s building, with 105 rooms, a spa with an indoor pool and four hammams, and two restaurants. This article sums up what the hotel states, describes what its gallery photos show and helps you plan a stay without overpromising.
A former Art Deco building
According to the official website, the hotel occupies the former Shell building, built in 1934 by the architect Marius Boyer, an Art Deco building that curves to follow the curve of the square. The hotel states that it is listed as a historic monument by the Ministry of Culture. It has 105 rooms, 15 of them suites, spread over five levels, in a decor it describes as zen and uncluttered. The Simple Deluxe, Double Deluxe and Deluxe Twin rooms have a private marble bathroom with a bathtub; the Junior Suite measures 34 m² and the Imperial Suite 52 m².
One gallery photo shows the hotel's façade: a light-coloured building with a rounded corner, a colonnade along the ground floor and the Imperial Casablanca sign.
Another photo shows a room with two beds, a light headboard, a bench at the foot of the beds and wall lamps. The gallery does not say which category it is.
Spa, indoor pool and fitness
The hotel presents a spa with a 35 m² indoor pool, four traditional hammams, two steam rooms, six treatment cabins, a fitness and yoga room and a hair salon. It also states yoga classes. Opening hours and the treatment menu are not stated on the page we read.
One gallery photo shows an indoor pool alongside a corridor with a lit ceiling and a dark stone wall.
Another photo shows a gym: a treadmill, exercise bikes, a weight machine and dumbbells.
Restaurants and services
The hotel mentions the restaurant Le Marius and a lounge bar, as well as a sun terrace and two conference and event rooms. It states a reception, room service and business centre open 24 hours a day, a luggage room, free outdoor parking and free Wi-Fi. Its staff are multilingual.
Planning your stay
The area and getting there
The hotel is on Boulevard Mohammed V, in the Art Deco district of Casablanca. Our guide Where to stay in Casablanca compares the districts by type of trip, and the hotel page gathers its practical information.
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?
- Art Deco and history fans, in a former 1930s building.
- Spa lovers, with an indoor pool, four hammams and steam rooms.
- Business travellers, with a business centre and a reception open 24 hours a day.
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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, and our guide to Art Deco Casablanca extends the spirit of the hotel. To organise your days, Casablanca in 2 days offers an itinerary. To see all the accommodation in the city, it is here; to plan your trip, Casablanca.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an indoor pool?
Yes: the hotel states a 35 m² indoor pool in its spa.
Is parking free?
Yes: the hotel states free outdoor parking.
Does room service run at night?
Yes: the hotel states room service available 24 hours a day.
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.
