In Casablanca, the Melliber Appart Hôtel offers, according to its official website, 90 studios and suites with a kitchenette, a restaurant-café and a fitness area. This article summarises what the hotel says, describes what the photos in its gallery show and helps you plan a stay without overpromising. The hotel's website is not up to date: each time something is not specified, we say so.
An aparthotel of studios and suites
What the hotel says
The hotel presents itself as an aparthotel of 90 studios and suites, divided into three categories. The Studio Bronze, at 24 m², sleeps two adults. The Studio Silver, at 35 m², and the Suite Gold, at 57 m², each sleep three adults. All three categories have a kitchenette, which is equipped in the Silver and Gold categories. The website also mentions air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a safe and a private shower room. How the 90 units are split between the three categories is not specified.
One gallery photo shows a studio: a bed, a corner sofa, a laid dining table, a desk and curtains.
The kitchenette
This is what sets an aparthotel apart: cooking for yourself, at least in part. In the gallery photo, the kitchenette has a sink, a freestanding hob, an extractor hood, a built-in microwave and cupboards. The exact equipment is not detailed on the website: if you plan to cook, ask the hotel for the list of tableware and appliances.
Services, dining and fitness
The hotel mentions a reception open 24 hours a day, secure underground parking, a concierge, a laundry service on request for an extra charge, as well as a baby cot and a high chair on request. It also mentions an airport transfer on reservation, for an extra charge. How often the rooms are cleaned is not specified.
As for dining, the hotel presents a restaurant-café, the MellibeR Café, from breakfast to dinner, with a menu of snacks, sandwiches and burgers, as well as coffees, teas and sweet treats. The opening hours are not specified. The façade, visible in a gallery photo, carries the hotel's sign and that of the café-restaurant, above balconies and flags.
The hotel also advertises a fitness area with weight machines, bikes, an elliptical trainer and treadmills. The opening hours and whether outside guests can use it are not specified. No spa, hammam or pool is mentioned on the website: do not factor any of them into your choice.
Planning your stay
The neighbourhood and getting there
Its listing places the hotel on Boulevard Moulay Youssef, at the corner of Rue de Tiznit, near the exhibition park. Our guide Where to stay in Casablanca compares the neighbourhoods according to the type of stay. To prepare your arrival by air, see our page on Mohammed V airport. Check-in and check-out times are not specified on the website: ask the hotel.
When to book and at what price
Prices vary with the season, the dates and the category, and we do not quote them here. The hotel says it offers conditions for long stays: ask it directly. Check availability and conditions when you book, on the Melliber Appart Hôtel page.
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Who is it for?
- Stays of several days, for whom the kitchenette and the laundry service on request are useful.
- Business travellers, with a fitness area, a restaurant-café on site and a business centre advertised by the hotel.
- Small families, with a baby cot and a high chair on request; the Silver and Gold categories sleep three adults.
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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 Habous quarter are classic stops. To organise your days, Casablanca in 2 days offers an itinerary, and the food of Casablanca gives ideas for places to eat. To see all the accommodation in the city, it's here; to plan your trip, Casablanca.
Frequently asked questions
Do the units have a kitchen?
The website mentions a kitchenette in all three categories, equipped in the Silver and Gold categories. The details of the equipment are not specified: ask the hotel.
Is there a spa or a pool?
No, none is mentioned on the hotel's website, which does mention a fitness area.
Are breakfast and parking included?
It depends on the rate: the website mentions underground parking offered with the units and a direct-booking offer that includes breakfast. These conditions may change: check them when you book.
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, which is not up to date, and the photos in its gallery; to be confirmed with the hotel before your stay.
