Oriental Hotel

Comfortable, with a rich and varied breakfast. The staff are friendly and the service is attentive! Due to a navigation issue, the owner even sent a staff member to guide us!

The hotel isn't far from the city center, just a few hundred meters from Mohammed V Square, and the French Consulate is also nearby. It has a Chinese-style hotel design, and the rooms come with small balconies. Breakfast is Chinese-style. Overall, it's very convenient for getting around! There's also a bubble tea shop next to the hotel run by Chinese owners, and they are super friendly! ❤️🔥

This hotel and restaurant is run by three Chinese women. We booked a deluxe double room, which was quite spacious, very new, and clean. Their Chinese restaurant is supposedly the best in Casablanca, and it really lives up to its reputation. Our Chinese friends working locally treated us to a meal there, and it was incredibly authentic – it didn't feel like eating Chinese food abroad at all. They have three chefs: one from Guangdong, one from Sichuan, and I forget where the third one is from. There are Chinese staff at the front desk, so communication was seamless. You can also directly scan WeChat to exchange RMB for Dirhams, which is something other hotels don't offer. Breakfast is a Chinese buffet, quite rich, with congee, soy milk, steamed buns, twisted rolls, and tea eggs. The hotel is very close to Mohammed V Square and the Old Medina, within walking distance, and there's a tram stop nearby, making transportation convenient. There are also many coffee shops and juice bars in the vicinity. Perhaps what needs improvement is the enthusiasm of the staff; when Chinese people meet other Chinese people, not even a basic 'hello' is offered.

This hotel is fantastic! It's a Chinese hotel, and the rooms are clean and beautiful. The Chinese breakfast is also delicious. It's a really great hotel. There are Chinese supermarkets and other Chinese elements nearby, which is convenient for everyday shopping.

This hotel, run by Chinese owners, also features a restaurant. The restaurant is quite good; when you're traveling, Chinese food always hits the spot, and the taste here is just as good as back home, with generous portions. It's a bit pricey, but then again, all Chinese food in Morocco is expensive. The hotel rooms are clearly designed with Chinese guests in mind: there are slippers, hot water, four complimentary bottles of water, and even Shin Ramyun. They really understand what Chinese travelers need. The room was clean and tidy, with no issues except for a sticky residue on the toilet (possibly from a disposable toilet seat cover left by a previous guest) that wasn't cleaned off. Otherwise, it met the standards of a Hanting or Orange Hotel in China. However, the soundproofing isn't great. At night, in addition to the noisy Chinese guests in the ground-floor restaurant, there were other sounds, and I had to wear earplugs to fall asleep.

The room was relatively clean. The only downside is its proximity to the old town, where there are quite a few loiterers on the street, and occasional fights break out at night. The staff, however, were very friendly.