Le 22 Appart' Hôtel Casablanca

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It was good about everything

Clean room and a friendly staff!

Le 22 Apartment Hotel in Casablanca was an absolute relief after our nightmare Riad stay in Marrakech! The place is spotless, modern, and beautifully maintained. Located right in the city center, it’s close to everything yet peaceful and comfortable. The breakfast is simple but good — enough to start the day right. The staff were polite and professional, and the entire stay felt safe and refreshing. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Casablanca!

It was hard to get a good night’s sleep because it was too noisy during the night.. cars and trucks kept passing by, and the horns were very loud. Breakfast was also quite limited, and there weren’t any plates to serve yourself. You had to keep going back to pick things up one by one, which was very inconvenient when it should have been the opposite.

worst place to stay in casablanca, poor wifi in the rooms, no one assists you if you need something, a lot of attitude from the workers, very noisy area, and the elevator is old and makes a lot of noises ,you cant get 2 keys only 1 which is really inconvenient if your traveling with more than one person because the key is capable of the lights in the room just very poor service and industry overall don’t recommend at all

My stay was the best. friendly staff , nice and clean and quiet, Ali in the reception was very nice and helpful and very friendly and polite. Will do it again for sure Regards

Great studio and friendly staff specially ALI, the is the best

The beds were very comfortable. There was an issue with ants in the bathroom. The front desk was helpful with the issue

Overall was an excellent experience, the place was very clean and tidy. breakfast was very good. I would like to thank my friend Ali for his awesome welcoming

Good costumer service