After reading some of the reviews here I was a bit worried about staying in Central but it was absolutely fine. We were looking for good budget accomodation for one night in Casablanca before going to Marrakech and the hotel was quite perfect for that. Located just outside the Medina, very easy to find. The rooms were absolutely clean and cosy, not cold at all (January), pletnty of hot water, very kind staff. The breakfast was good as well - mint tea, orange juice, local bread butter and jam. I would recommend it for a short stay, but only because the area is a bit noisy.

I found the Hotel Central to be a good solid budget opyion for travellers who want to be inside the Medina and walking distance to the mosque.
The rooms are bright and clean with plenty of hot water.
The staff are freindly and helpful . The hotel is also within walking distance to the train station to Rabat and a short taxi ride to the train station to fez.
I paid 300 Drhms. for a single which included breakfast. There,s also wifi available.

We were supposed to stay at this hotel in Casablanca for 3 nights. We left after 2 nights because we just couldn't deal with the area or the hotel. The hotel is quite creepy and dingy, no one helped us with our luggage up 2 flights of stairs. The room was okay but the bathroom was not practical and ended up flooding anytime someone took a shower.

There are lots of shady characters who linger around downstairs, as a group of females we felt very uncomfortable. People kept lying to us about where things were and we had just had enough. On our way onto the main road to find a taxi, we saw a dead dog which had been half-skinned...we were shocked and disgusted, the locals walked past, laughing at our reaction to what we'd seen. My friends were also chased by some children trying to snatch at their handbags

Overall his hotel was horrible...breakfast okay. Casablanca is not a safe place for females.

We booked online to stay here and while I had read some unpleasant reviews on TripAdvisor we decided to give it ago. It was very basic and I was concerned immediately about the safety of our bags in our room - the windows did not seem to lock properly and there were lots of people about on the street below watching us arrive at the hotel. It was very off putting.

Our room was on the third level - it overlooked the noisy dockyards and the street. While the bed sheets were nice and clean the bathroom left a lot to be desired - no shower curtain and EVERYTHING got wet when you turned the shower on, plus the bottom of the shower was a bit filthy. I definitely felt the need to wear my thongs (the flip flop kind) when I was in there!

All over the experience here was a bit uneasy and very basic - as we walked around Casa I saw many hotels I wished we had booked instead! On the upside the men working behind the counter were quite cheerful and are happy to bring you some mint tea when you are relaxing in the lounge area :)