Casablanca, the Dynamic City
Casablanca, Business City

The most bustling city in Morocco in many respects, Casablanca, the economic capital of Morocco, is home to the country's primary airport hub, the Mohammed V International Airport, and hosts several business districts.

Relax Hotel Airport Nouaceur

Relax Hotel Airport Nouaceur offers versatile meeting rooms for event planning, 198 stylish and comfortable rooms and suites for a quality business stay. Its lobby, restaurants, and bar provide ideal spaces for informal meetings. Plus, its outdoor pool offers a place to unwind with colleagues. Business trips become enjoyable moments of sharing and networking. Located in the Mohammed V Airport area, it's only about twenty minutes from a significant economic zone, the Bouskoura industrial park, making it an ideal business hotel. Relax Airport is also your best choice for early or late arrivals and departures, layovers, or leisure breaks between flights. A shuttle service operates every 30 minutes between the airport and the hotel in both directions.

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Relax Hotel Casa Voyageurs

Relax Hotel Casa Voyageurs features 94 modernly designed rooms and suites, as well as stylish common spaces where you can enjoy moments with your friends or colleagues. Located in the heart of Casablanca, it provides easy access to various destinations. The hotel is conveniently situated 500 meters from Casa Voyageurs train station, which offers a direct connection to the airport in just 30 minutes. Additionally, it is adjacent to the tramway system. You'll find it within 10 to 20 minutes of The Habous, Hassan II Mosque, the Corniche, the Aïn Sebaa industrial area, and the Sidi Maarouf business district. In essence, it serves as an excellent starting point for both leisure and business travelers.

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Peek at
Casablanca

If Casablanca is the economic capital of the country, it also offers a variety of light and fun activities. The Tachfine Center, located next to the Relax Hotel Casa Voyageurs, provides a wide range of services: shopping, a food court, video games with wall-sized screens, and more. Speaking of shopping in Casablanca, it's impossible not to mention the Morocco Mall, the second-largest mall in Africa. Situated facing the Atlantic Ocean, it houses several hundred shops and a luxury area on the upper floor. It even includes a souk area with artisanal products. Another must-visit, both during the day and at night, is the Corniche. It's filled with cafes, restaurants, and a variety of nightclubs. Extending from the Corniche, you'll find the Aïn Diab beach, perfect for leisurely strolls in the sand.