Barcelo Casablanca Hotel
Bd D Anfa 139 - 20000 Casablanca
The Barcelo Casablanca is a hotel located right in the middle of Moroccos economic and financial capital. It is an ideal option both for your working meetings and for your pleasure trips; with extensive culinary selection, 5 meeting rooms. General Information:The Barcelo Casablanca is a hotel located right in the middle of Moroccos economic and financial capital. It is an ideal option both for your working meetings and for your pleasure trips.With its extensive culinary selection, its 5 meeting rooms and its professional staff, every last detail will be attended to in order to make any event a real success.Location:The hotel is located on Boulevard d'Anfa in Casablanca (Morocco) one of the citys most modern and attractive areas. Just 5 minutes away from the two railway stations and the Moroccan TV Studios its strategic location means that you can get to those places quickly; Just 10 minutes from the port and 25 minutes from the Mohammed V International Airport.Area:Very close to the Casablanca International Trade Fair Precinct, the Long Champ racecourse, the old Medina, and the ""Craftwork Complex"".Recreation:Select Moroccan and Spanish fare is there to be enjoyed in its exquisite Tubkal la carte Restaurant, and our wine cellar has an extensive selection of wines.The hotels Snack Bar, with its modern avant-garde style, is perfect for having a snack, a drink or just a chat.The Anfa Tea Room makes a selection of the countrys finest teas available to you, along with choice local bakery products. Another option is the Buffet Restaurant, ideal for getting a business or leisure day off to a good start.Hotel facilities also include cyber corner, 5 halls fully equipped and set up for your meetings, conventions and special events.Rooms:Hotel has 85 spacious rooms; all fitted with full bathroom, air conditioning, telephone in the room and bathroom, hairdryer, internet connection, mini bar, satellite TV, and safe.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2008-08-26
Barcelo Casablanca The Mosque Hassan II and the Medina are really the only attractions in Casablanca. Make sure that you spend a day, or a couple of days in Marrakech. And if you can pay for a first class train ticket, do it, because the seats get full and you might have to stand in the hallway the whole 3 hour train ride.
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Anonymous
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Comment added on 2008-08-13
Good value The cab drivers at the Casa Port train station were very difficult. I could find none who would use their meter. They were agressive trying to pick up our bags and hustle us into a cab only to find they refused to use their meter and wanted to charge 3X what a typical fare would be (30dh). We had to ask the driver to pull over. We got out and found another cab.