Kenzi Basma Hotel

Die Lage neben dem zentralen Mohamed V Platz war ideal. Die Zimmer sind jedoch etwas spartanisch ausgestattet. Es hatte weder Kleenex noch gratis Wasserflaschen zur Verfügung.

Das Personal war mässig freundlich. Im 2. Badezimmer keine Frottéewäsche! Da Suite auf 2 Stockwerken war, wäre ein flauschiger Bademantel dringend nötig, um nach der Dusche in der Schlafetage wieder ins "Wohnzimmer" zu wechseln, ohne sich anziehen zu müssen....

The room is comfortable, but the bathroom needs to be improved (water stagnates every time I take a shower or wash my hands). WiFi quality is VERY POOR!!! What I ordered for the room service was not exactly what I receive (without any explanation form the reception?!) The strange this is I had to pay all the booked days at the checking??!! A lot of noise even if my room is not located in the main facade.

Very convenient to downtown. Great patisserie across the street. Food in hotel is disappointing

The Kenzi Basma is an 8-story modern hotel with clean spacious rooms, 24-HR front desk, high-speed Internet connection, a formal on-site restaurant, a doorman for security, and 3 banks of elevators. Our 7th floor unit had a view of the Grand Mosque. Within 7 minutes walk to the Medina. Previous reviews complained about the room safe and the WiFi connection. We initially had problems, too, but the front desk staff showed us what WE were doing incorrectly and all problems were resolved. For example, the heating/cooling remote control must be detached from its wall holster and pointed at the wall unit. Wonderful French pastry shop on the corner nearest the hotel. NOTE: take a taxi from the train station. (Two stations which both connect to the airport. Casa Port is much closer to the hotel. Always try to get a metered taxi but Casablanca taxi drivers are notorious for charging outrageous fees to tourists. Our first night we paid the equivalent of $10 for what should have been a $2 trip. But it was midnight when we arrived at the train station and we didn't know where we needed to go to get to the hotel.) Final tip: always get your Moroccan currency at an ATM, not a currency exchange.