This hotel is old and it shows. I paid $75 a night and that was too much for a place like this. The bathroom had hair all over the floor. The breakfast was just so so. One day it had meats and cheeses and the next day it didn't. The second day it looked like it was what was left from the day before. The lobby is the nicest part of the hotel. There are cigarette burns in all the furniture in the lobby and the room. Also had cigarette burns in the bedding. Wifi is only available in the lobby and it didn't work most of the time. I would stay some where else for cheaper.

Probably chic in the 1970s, this place hasn't moved one inch since then. Dim lighting & tinted mirrors everywhere hide some of its faded glory. Needs a major facelift. Room fridge didn't work & the waiter got a shock trying to see what was wrong. Bed was fine, had a good night's sleep. 3 out of the 5 restaurants were closed for 'renovations'. Overall, a pity the whole place wasn't closed for renovations. One to avoid unless you're a 'post hippy' trying to relive the past.

I have stayed in this hotel twice and find this hotel safe and value for money. Breakfast provided by the hotel is also very good. Their staff is very cooperative. Cleanliness in the hotel is also good.

Having traveled extensively around the world, Hotel Rivoli is one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in. While in Casablanca on business I had the unfortunate experience of staying there for ten nights.

My first problem with the establishment is the fact that it is infested with cockroaches, in my room, the bathroom and the lobby, and these were not small cockraches - they were large and in abundance. Secondly, the room itself was barely cleaned daily; the sheets were not changed during the ten days I was there. Thirdly, the staff working on reception were rude and unhelpful – they were not even able to provide me with directions to a nearby café. When the key card to my room did not work one evening I waited half an hour for someone to give me a new one. Generally as a woman traveling alone I felt that their attitude was somewhat chauvinistic and that a 'silly' woman like me obviously cannot operate a key card. The hotel 'business' centre was a joke, the printer and computer were so antiquated that they were not even working and when asking if there were other facilities the reply was a direct 'no' without a hint of offering where else I might be able to print/fax documents. Finally, the breakfast on offer was unhealthy, mainly sweet pastries, and the only plate of fruit they had included a rotten and moldy plum - appetizing.

Overall this hotel is horrible, it is not a four star hotel as it advertises itself. Even though the location is central, do not stay here!