Du Pacha

Recent Reviews: 70

• User:sabelas2017

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Keep Looking

  05 Jan 2019

  If you absolutely can’t find anything else, this will do for one night.The room I stayed in was dingy at bestThe pillow was oblong (like a bolster) and hard as a rockThere was no access to heat and the room was coldThe towels were supposed to be white but instead were discolored and rough...they should have been replaced years agoThe shower had hot water but no pressure The bathroom sink didn’t drainThe wifi was basically non-existent When you turn the lights off in the room everything goes off...which means you can’t charge your electronics overnight unless you leave the light onThe walls are thin, so you can hear ALL the rooms around you, above you, and below youThere is no elevator...so you if you have a lot of bags or heavy ones...well, I hope you’re in good shapeCheck in was easy, efficient and quick. The staff were neither friendly nor unfriendly...just thereThe hotel is in a good location. Lots of great restaurants nearby...and shoppingBasically this is a place you go to if there is nothing else available for a night

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• User:16jamesdoc

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Liberty in the Ville Nouvelle

  19 Dec 2018

  The Pacha has an agreeable Art Deco feel about it, though the sparse corridors might not appeal to everybody. Service was friendly enough, my room was clean, and breakfast was adequate,On the downside, I shared the room with a mosquito which I would have hoped to be gone by late November. Also there was a surprising amount of street noise from people who seemed to be emerging from some nightspot and were determined to be heard in Casablanca.On balance, fair value for money and convenient for the railway station but for more atmosphere, I would choose somewhere in the medina (and did, later).

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• User:Trevor J

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Stayed twice, an ok budget hotel great location

  09 Oct 2017

  I've stayed in this hotel twice now one in October 2016 and again in October 2017. The cost of the room and breakfast is not high. The rooms are ok but suffer many of the issues common with relatively budget hotels in Morocco i.e. not everything always works. On both occasions the water was slow to drain from the shower tray and there appeared to be no warm water in 2017, judging from the places set at breakfast occupancy was low. Cleanliness was fine compared with some of the places ive stayed in Morocco. i had a street room and kept the doors to the balcony open but there was quite alot of noise however i got a reasonable nights sleep. Location is very good.

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• User:Heron-Dove

  Trip type: Friends getaway

  Dirty Rooms, Poor Breakfast

  24 Apr 2016

  The room was dirty, the shower was not working properly, and from the sinkhole came out a real bad smell. On top of it, the morning breakfast is just a joke: on a dirty old tablecloth we have been served with one piece of bread, one spoon of butter and one of jam and a dry "pain au chocolat". We only managed to have a couple of cups not more. The service is made by this old ghostly man, a really strange presence that never speaks, who comes and goes at his own will, and seems never listening… The garden-court is occupied by artisans who sells their goods, which can make things quite stressful…

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• User:marameomarfeus

  Trip type: Couples

  super wi-fi!

  19 Nov 2015

  Very quiet place, kind staff, room with balcony. The atmosphere in the bar and in the lounge area was intresting. Pity the bathrooms are awful, and the the fact that there were 2 single beds instead of a kingsize in our room. Very nice neighbourood for shopping.