I only stayed here because the Hyatt Regency threw me out because the King and all his mates wanted to stay there. The Tulip is a fairly ok hotel, but the pool is in a weird enclosed greenhouse which makes it look like something from a French garden centre.

I've stayed at Golden Tulip This January 2012 for almost a week during a business trip to Morocco. The hotel is located close to Souq and the mose important thing is being located close to Train Station what helped me for my shuttle trip to Rabat. Souq is not a clean area, dangerous to go out after 8 PM, which kill the evening except if you are looking for other kind of entertainment ;) Clean, with nice stuff helping when needed, Breakfast buffet is almost french (wasn't nice for me) Wireless connection not working after the 3rd floor, a wired connection take place but need to get your (long) cable from the Cocierge.

I have very little experience with 4/5* hotels honestly, usually travelling via cheaper options, but decided to splash out a little more to stay at the Golden Tulip Farah hotel in Casablanca and was very pleased with what we found. A lot of the surrounding area was undergoing construction work as of our visit due to the ongoing development of the city, but the hotel itself was extremely nice - lovely, comfortable room, very nice breakfast, free cable internet in the room. Staff not as eager to help as I might have liked but otherwise a very pleasant stay.

Excellent hotel in many ways, specially taking into account what you pay for it. In almost all aspects, it's a 5*hotel: spa, swimming-pool, parking, jazz bar, piano bar, excellent breakfast, excellent room, excellent bed, clean toilet, calm, decent room service,internet... Drawbacks? It's noisy as hell though its double screen windows due to its location in the heart of a busy rond-point of the city. Internet was not running very efficiently and there's only 2 pc's downstairs. As for the staff, well, this is Morocco? It all looks really good but when you scracth a little, there's nothing behind. Same old stories instead of sharp YES or NO. The computer room technician left "faire des affaires" and we were told he was due back in 20minutes. 2 hours later he still wasn't back. After some thorough investigation, no one had a clue where he was or had been. Thus, it was a useless typical getaway lie to say he was due back in 20 minutes. He wasn't due back. that was the right answer in teh first place. These things can get on your nerves in the long run, but it still doesn't change the fact that it's a very good option for CASABLANCA having tried others.