here are my issues with the hotel: first off, I am a world traveler and have been to too many countries and cities to count but I had issues with this hotel: 1. for the price of the hotel, almost 400 USD, i was expecting a five star hotel. that is what i didn't get. 2. concierge, could not speak... more

Great hotel in central location in Casablanca (at the Place des Nations Unies). Very sedate lobby with lots of comfy sofas; also boasts an elegant bar area. Very friendly staff, quick check-in and check-out procedures. Rooms are large, with spacious marble bathrooms including separate toilet. All rooms are fitted with aircon. Breakfast included in all deals, usual breakfast bar choice,... more

I stayed for several nights in a single room. The room was very clean with fresh fruit and snacks upon arrival. No iron, coffee maker or other amenities. There was some noise from the street outside at night and from my neighbor's tv in the very early morning hours- thin windows and walls. The water in the shower had a... more

The Hotel Lobby & common areas were beautiful & our room was very nice but the overall atmosphere of the hotel with their abundance of Security (Men in Black) was a bit much (MIB were everywhere in the hotel). We felt as though we were staying in a prison with them watching our every move. Whenever we left the premises... more

I have stayed at other hyatt locations and was sorely disapointed by this entire stay. The room was not what we asked for and was not large enough for the amount of people we booked into the room. The staff was rude and would bother us at odd times. For example the day we were supposed to leave it was... more

I agree completely with the review from Kuwait, but would like to add. Do not book a manicure or any 'spa' related experience, the Hyatt should be extrememly embarrased about this spa and would be well served to close it down, it it a terrible reflection for Hyatt. Annoying that there is no shop for sundries. We did get coffee... more

Just returned from a one week business trip to Morocco. Stayed at the Casablanca Hyatt for the entire trip. The hotel is across the street from the market. As a young female American travelling alone, I appreciated the security at the front door and the helpfulness of the staff. Yes, the hotel is expensive. Breakfast approx 30 US$. I did... more

I have just spent a week at the francophone version of Hyatt. Coffee is not available in your room. The Internet works but is crassly expensive at $30+ a day! or $0.80 a minute. The Fitness center is a long walk from the main lift - so a bit embarassing if you feel embarassed to walk through the public rooms... more

Overall I was very impressed with my stay. I spent 3 nights there on a busines trip. The lobby is very impressive and the staff friendly. They seem very security conscious as there were guards everywhere. I felt secure but not intimidated at all. I ate in the lobby restaurant every day. The food was good but a little pricey... more