The hotel is very near to the Casa Voyeguers train station. Walk around 5-7mins with heavy luggages. If you're from the airport and intend to go to other cities like Tangier & Fez, you can stay at this hotel and take the morning train like High Speed Train Al Buraq. Its very near to the tram station too. If you want to visit Hassan II mosque, you can take tram in front of this hotel and stop at UN Square station. Then you have to walk or take bus from there. If you wants to buy souvenirs, you can go to Bab Marrakesh (tram stop at UN square) The breakfast esp the omellete taste very good.

The sensor lights on the way to your room is so late to detect you. So when you walk out the lift, its so dark.

Room was a good size and included fridge and chair for sitting. Bathroom included a bath. Location was very convenient to a variety of local restaurants, the railway station and the tram which would take you to the Medina. Breakfast provided a reasonable selection. Restaurant was available at night if you just wanted to eat in and provided nice meals with a reasonable range. Some of the staff were very helpful, assisting us with managing some issues that we had to follow up. For the price, we thought this was a good value hotel.

Some of the staff didn't seem that interested in assisting us.

It's just across from the station of Casa Voyageurs so it's in a very goo location. The tram station is also nearby if you want to go to other places in the city. The hotel is clean and so is the room. The room is spacious. The bathroom has all the amenities. And there's a walk in closet area. There were many choices for breakfast such as bread, fresh fruits and vegetables, juice, coffee, and tea.

There's nothing much but we did request for a room with twin beds but we only got one with a queen.

Upon arrival at the Casablanca Airport, there is an Bank of America ATM machine outside baggage claim. Then look for the ONCF Metro from Casablanca Airport to the City. Train ticket for Casa Voyageurs can be purchased on credit card and costs. The first stop is Casa Oasis and then Casa Voyageurs where you get off. Walk past the McDonalds and Starbucks and go down the escalators. Outside, look for the rooftop sign of the hotel on the right side. It’s only 600 feet from the station. Walk due West (270”) pass the tramway and red Petite Taxi’s in queue along the plaza. The westbound T1 tram outside Hotel Al Walid goes to the Old Medina Market in 5 stops and costs 8 MAD. Get off at Place des Nations Unes (UN Square). The Medina is across the street by the clock tower. There is a Carrefore Market where bottled water can be purchased, fruit and snacks.

Noisy hotel. honking horns at all hours of the night.

Okay, so staying at Hotel Al Walid in Casablanca was pretty decent. Its location was spot on – right in the middle of things, which was super handy. Yeah, it got a little crowded at times, but honestly, having loads of restaurants just outside the door was a major win. The staff there were absolutely on the ball and always ready to lend a hand, which I really appreciated. My room was a good size and, most importantly, nice and clean. Plus, parking was surprisingly easy, which is always a bonus in a busy city like that.

Breakfast was alright, nothing to write home about, but it did the job.

Very near to Casa Voyeguers train station. Walking distance around 3-5min

The sensor lights in the hall to the rooms, its quite late to switch on when you walk out from the lift. So the hall will be dark

Helpful staff. And i mean helpful! The security guard volunteered to escort me to a phone shop when my phone broke. The food was well priced and offered a good buffet breakfast too. it was great to arrive back in the afternoon and get a real cup of tea. The hotel was quiet and clean and across the road is the tram line and Casa Voyageurs - a main train station for easy access to other cities or the airport

I was extremely happy and stayed there 3 nights and on my return to casablanca, stayed there again

Great location that is very close to the train station. The beds were very firm and comfortable. I think it's very good value by Morocco standards, as I have paid similar amounts and have gotten MUCH lower quality stays.

Worldwide rating: Comparing to all the hotels I've stayed at, I found this hotel to be very average and would rate it a 6.5-7/10. I found the breakfast to be a bit disappointing, but my stay was over Ramadan so perhaps it's better at other times :) Morocco rating: However, comparing to all the hotels and riads I've stayed at during my stay in Morocco, I found this hotel to be excellent and would give it an 8.5- 9/10. This was the first stay in Morocco (with similar pricing point) where I could take a very satisfying shower. For this reason, I average it out and give it an 8 :) Overall, the staff were very friendly and I would definitely stay here again if I'm in the neighborhood.

Friendly, helpful staff. Comfortable room. Very close to the station and the tram.

The staffs is very helpful even some staffs with limited English spoken. Breakfast is nice but too bad we can only have 1 time as the rest of the days we had to get off early to other cities. Room is big and spacious and thank you for the upgrade. Really appreciate it as we just had bad news prior to booking to this hotel. So the upgrade really made our days left in Morocco. ❤️ The location is very near to the train station and infront of the garden and tram station as well. Lots of restaurant and convenience shops around it.

Nothing.