Good location - Casa port train station is a few minutes walk away. The medina (old city) is across the road, which has lots of souvenir shops. There is a currency exchange shop next door and several restaurants and cafes in the air. Hotel staff are very eager to help and offer good advice. The suites are great value for money. Very large rooms and the furniture (material sofas, not the leather ones!) is comfortable to sit on. Bathrooms and the room decor do look a bit dated and the towels/bedsheets do need to be changed (one of my towels was yellowing in colour). Breakfast is average, despite having several choices on the menu. Overall, I'd recommend this hotel to couples, families and solo travellers. The area is safe, rooms are comfortable (get a suite!) and quiet, great location for tourism/business and the staff are wonderful. Will stay here again.

Good location, clean rooms and good service, the buffet was fine same everyday but it was good, calm, I enjoyed my stay there.

Perfect location in the centre close to everything including the bus and train station. Large clean room's, plenty of hot water. Staff helpful and friendly. Breakfast amazing selection. Best so far in Morocco. Great choice. Rick's Casablanca restaurant only 10min walk away.

Loved the old world charm of this hotel. Situated a stones throw from the Medina in Casablanca, the hotel is luxurious in an old world way. The staff was extremely polite and helpful, food was excellent with a good variety of meals, even in their in-room dining menu. Every comfort is looked into and I'm really glad to have chosen to stay there. The location is excellent and it is close to many of the tourist attractions. They have a bar called Barrafina which I was told is a pretty popular place for both guests and the locals. Seems to be quite a popular place to stay, so be sure to make your reservations as I noticed a number of people were turned away due to this. We met a number of people from Europe, US and the far East as well.

The room I was in didn't have a properly functional shower, the sink would drain and the service was horrendous. I got into the room, took a shower and found out that there were no towels in the room. The bell boy was really disrespectful to me he had no respect for women. When mentioned to the front desk they did not care. It's unfortunate, the hotel is located in a great place and had potential but this has been the worst that I had in Morocco.

Although I changed hotels after I heard that the manager did not want guests having visitors (I told them even prisoners get visitors!), this hotel is still a great place. Front desk ladies are super professional, and the rooms are great. Breakfast did not have much choices, and parking can get tricky at times. Not much view from the rooms neither...

Large, clean rooms, reasonable prices, and a train to and from the airport from casa Port station, located a 5-minute walk away (45 minutes by train to the airport).

Comfortable bed, good location, building itself is not looked after really and is worn and in need of tlc. Breakfast was okay- small buffet selection.

Stayed a night. Pros: Location. Two blocks or so from the Marche Central tramway stop (which is a few stops from Casa Voyageur train station). And it's nice that the UN square where people hang-out in the afternoon is just around the corner. Near the Old Medina, too. Polite staff. And helpful too, I ask if they could send a msg to my hotel in Marrakech and they called them. Good internet. Filling breakfast at the cozy restaurant next door. Hot shower. Heat and cool AC. Big and clean room. (Bathroom seems outdated.) Soft bed. I feel safe in and around the area, though I didn't went out at night. The bathtub must be nice to soak in at night but I'm exhausted from flight to do it. Note: Airport pick-up is 300mad. Personal Con: the female at reception pointed me to the Mohammed V tramway stop which I think is farther, I believe she was a bit pissed when I was clarifying my change (I paid in Euro and she gave me MAD in change. Maybe my bad bec I thought it should also be in Euro). The shower faucets are somewhat comical as I can't turn on the shower without turning on the bathtub faucet.

Comfortable stay and great location for exploring

I literally wanna buy the room I've spent the night in, it was beyond expectations, staff, rooms, reception, FnB you name it, it was Perfect.

A little away from main street but a heavenly place which is good to know in Casablanca specially if you want to have a nice drink in quiet environment. Lovely atmosphere and people 👌

Hôtel Les Saisons in Casablanca is an excellent 4-stars hotel in a central location. There are large, tasteful bedrooms and suites, beautiful marble bathrooms with long bath tub, a bidet, shampoo, soap, and double sinks with plenty of hot water. The suites are all air-conditioned and heated, depending upon the season. My suite was quiet and had satellite television, a comfortable sofa, round marble-top table and sufficient reading lights. The suite was spacious and had two double beds and a desk with chair and safe in the closet. A delicious breakfast is included with your stay. The hotel has strong WiFi and room service is also available. The young man from Fès at the reception desk was efficient and polite. I was very pleased with everything and would not hesitate to stay here again. I highly recommend Hôtel Les Saisons.

Big room, kind staff, great location.

Rooms are spacious but tired. Wifi is poor, AC is poor and fridges are not cold

The hotel arranged an airport shuttle for 300dh. The shuttle is actually just a grand taxi and upon dropping us off the driver insisted that we pay 350dh. Arrange your shuttle through a trustworthy service to avoid getting scammed.

Nice and the people were kind and lovely

Although I stayed here and it was nice, the price is up there too, nothing really outstanding about it but enough to get a good nights rest. But the pictures they posted on the rooms...??? Yeaaa I didn't see any room that looked like that, it was just a normal hotel room with twin beds that felt like its rounded, I felt like if I rolled over in my sleep I'd fall off the bed.

My parents and I found this hotel rather last minute, but it worked perfectly for us. PROS: - It's less than a 10 min walk from the train station and easy to find - Beds are comfy - Complimentary breakfast gives a variety of options - Only a few minutes walk to the Old Medina - The young ladies at Reception were incredibly nice --> they even helped connect us to a local tour guide nicknamed "B" (great guy!) - Has an elevator, so it is very accessible - You can get as much hot water as you need CONS: - WiFi could be a bit spotty and one time, the computer turned off when I was trying to check in for a flight - Although towels are switched out daily, a few towels have small, permanent little stains from previous uses - Traffic noise outside (although, I don't think you'll find anywhere in Casablanca devoid of traffic noise!)

Perfectly located hotel with friendly, helpful staff. Rooms are big, very clean, and well furnished. If I return to Casa Blanca I'll definitely return to Hotel Les Saisons. Great job!

Stayed for one night at the start of a group tour of Morocco. The check in staff were friendly and the room was clean and tidy. The TV had a good selection of channels and WiFi was effective. The water in the bathroom and shower was hot. A lift was available, the stairwell was occupied by multiple mattresses which was a bit of a health and safety risk. The breakfast was a self service buffet and had a good selection of items. The location was convenient for the (albeit underwhelming) city centre.

We stayed here for one night and had a pleasant stay. We booked a twin room and were given a twin room with 2 queen beds and a decent sized bathroom. We also had breakfast in the morning which had a decent spread.

Super cool, clean and tidy. Fantastic staff, specially Hassan & Mariam. Plus the house keeping ladies. Highly recommended.