Le Casablanca hosts strategic meetings, company seminars, product launches, cocktails and private celebrations for up to 200 guests, with six event spaces, 68 rooms and suites and four places to eat and drink on site. The hotel stands at 19 Boulevard Moulay Rachid in Anfa, the residential district of Casablanca that lies between the ocean front and the business center.
Seminars and company events
The largest room, Marrakech, takes up to 200 people for a plenary session, a product launch or a conference day. Smaller rooms serve breakout sessions and committee meetings, so a group can hold a plenary in the morning and split into workshops in the afternoon without leaving the building. The in-house events team works on the design of the day and puts together packages built to the brief, from a half-day board meeting to a seminar of several days with accommodation. Requests go through the quote form on the hotel's events page.
Rooms and capacities
Marrakech covers 200 m², is lit by daylight and comes with a video projector, a projection screen and a flipchart. Fez covers 80 m², has large windows and a modular layout. Rabat is a boardroom for up to 12 people, equipped with projectors. Riviera is a bright room looking onto the garden and the pool, with a projector and presentation equipment. For receptions, the Mediterranean Room is a private space suited to cocktail dinners, and the Garden Lounge Bar can be privatized for an evening, set up for a relaxed professional gathering or a more intimate dinner. The hotel does not publish capacities by layout for every room, so ask the events team for theater, classroom and banquet figures.
Accommodation
The hotel has 68 rooms and suites in four categories: Superior Room, Junior Suite, Collection Suite and Royal Suite. A seminar group can therefore sleep on site, and speakers or senior guests can be placed in suites. Jasmin' Spa is open to guests for a break between sessions. Access to the hotel is reserved for children aged 7 and over, a point to keep in mind for a family celebration.
Catering
Four outlets cover the day. La Pergola serves Mediterranean cooking and El Glissa serves Moroccan cuisine, which gives a choice for working lunches and group dinners. The Lobby Lounge serves afternoon tea and La Terrasse Jasmin hosts brunch. Cocktails and receptions can be held in the Mediterranean Room or in the Garden Lounge Bar.
History and setting
Anfa is one of the greener and quieter parts of Casablanca, with villas and gardens a short drive from the Corniche and from the city's business districts. The hotel's garden and pool give event days an outdoor area for coffee breaks and evening drinks.
Getting there
Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport, the main hub of Morocco, has direct flights from Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Casa-Voyageurs, the city's main rail station, links Casablanca with Rabat, with Marrakech and, by high-speed train, with Tangier. The hotel sits between the beach and the business district, so both are a short taxi ride away.
