The hype
Travelers are consistently shocked by how huge the rooms are for the price, but often disappointed by the lack of a pool and bar.
Suite Hotel Casa Diamond
$130-180/ night
Book this if You're a business traveler or couple seeking a spacious, modern sanctuary in the heart of Casablanca who doesn't need a hotel bar to unwind.
Why People Love It
- Massive suites (45m²+) that feel like apartments
- Prime location next to the Arab League Park and tramway
- Free valet parking (a godsend in chaotic Casablanca)
Quick Take: A polished, alcohol-free glass tower that delivers 5-star sleep and space but skips the resort-style pool and party vibes.
Reviewed by @Ksenia_i: I arrived at Casa Diamond late and was immediately relieved by how spacious the suite is. The kitchenette with coffee was a nice touch, and the marble bathroom felt super premium. A very solid, comfortable stay in Casablanca.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
Reality check
Lower-floor rooms suffer from significant street noise and honking; the 'soundproofing' isn't bulletproof against Casablanca traffic.
- You need a reliable, high-speed Wi-Fi workspace
- You appreciate a 100% Halal environment
- You want to walk to the Arab League Park for a morning run
Cleanliness & Maintenance
8.5
- Housekeeping: Daily and generally good, though some reports of 'rushed' cleaning on busy days.
- Bathroom hygiene: Mostly sparkling with rainfall showers, but isolated reports of missed corners or 'fake' sanitation seals.
- Maintenance: Modern and new, but watch for fickle fuses if you run too many appliances.
- Linens & towels: High quality, crisp white linens and fluffy towels.
- Odors & scents: Generally fresh, though hallway carpets can sometimes hold a faint musty or cleaning-chemical smell.
Sleepability™
7.5SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
- Traffic/honking from Avenue Hassan II
- Barking dogs near the park at night
Before you book
Good to know
- City tax is approx 39.60 MAD (~$4) per person/night, usually paid at checkout
- Breakfast is 100% Halal; don't expect bacon or champagne
- The 'kitchenette' in suites usually has a microwave and espresso machine, but no stove
What to pack
- Earplugs for the morning traffic
- Running shoes for the Arab League Park loop
- Your own adapters (Type C/E plugs)
Room Genie
Best picks
- Privilege Suite (Upper Floors): Comes with a private terrace and distances you from street noise
- Executive Suite: Corner units often have better light and dual-aspect views
Rooms to avoid
- 1st and 2nd floor rooms facing the main avenue (traffic noise is intense)
- Rooms near the elevator bank (audible dings)
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I am traveling for business and require a quiet room on a high floor (7th floor or above), preferably facing away from Avenue Hassan II. A Privilege Suite with a terrace would be ideal.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is there really no alcohol allowed?
Yes, really. It is a dry property. You cannot buy it there, and bringing it in is technically against policy.
Does the hotel have a pool?
No. Despite some misleading third-party tags, there is absolutely no pool on site.
Is it friendly for unmarried couples?
For non-Moroccan passport holders, it's generally fine. For Moroccan nationals, a marriage certificate is strictly required by law.
How is the breakfast?
Solid but not spectacular. Fresh breads, Moroccan pancakes (baghrir), and fruit, but guests complain about the lack of a made-to-order omelet station.
Is the location safe?
Yes, it's in a busy business district near the park. Standard city precautions apply, but it's generally safe for walking during the day.
Do they offer airport shuttle?
Yes, but it's not free. It costs around 400 MAD (~$40) one way. Taxis are cheaper if you negotiate.
Insider Tips
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The rooftop terrace is open to all guests and offers a stunning view of the Hassan II Mosque—perfect for sunset photos even without a cocktail.
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Ask for a 'park view' room to trade traffic noise for slightly quieter greenery views.
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The in-room espresso machines are Nespresso-compatible; bring your own favorite pods if you're picky.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'fake clean' incident: A guest found a 'sanitized' seal in a drawer, implying the bathroom wasn't actually deep-cleaned.
💡Power outages have been reported, with reception sometimes blaming guests for using hair dryers (it's actually a building fuse issue).
💡The 'snacks' on the counter aren't free—if you eat the nuts by the kettle, you will be charged.
💡The gym is decent for cardio but lacks heavy lifting equipment.
💡You can hear the tramway dinging from lower floor rooms starting very early in the morning.
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