Golden Tulip Farah Hotel Casablanca
Golden Tulip Farah Hotel Casablanca
160 Av Des Forces Armees Royales Casablanca Morocco
Star Ratings :
Location :
Suburb
Rooms :
305
Built in 1982, the Golden Tulip Farah Hotel Casablanca never fails to keep up with the modern times. Situated just minutes from the airport, the Golden Tulip Farah is a four-star hotel offering modern amenities including spacious conference rooms and modern business services. Guests can also relax at the available sauna, spa, or swimming pool. Hotel rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with IDD telephone and television.
from US$ 155
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
Based on 25 HotelTravel.com Guest reviews
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
75%
Customer Satisfaction
Rated #7 for all Casablanca hotels
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Golden Tulip Farah Hotel Casablanca Reviews
A HotelTravel.com Member,Indonesian
Check-In : 03 Apr 07
Room type: Standard
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
63%
Satisfaction
I had a bad experience at this hotel:
1) I was supposed to get internet connection in my room (part of hotel rate I paid), but it did not work.They moved me to another room and still did not work, so I ended up going to business centre to use internet connection.
2) While staying in Rabat the taxis were on strike. I had to go to another hotel for an event where I had to make presentation in the morning. When asking the concierge to help me finding a transport there, he simply told me to call the concierge of the other hotel to send their airport shuttle to pick me up - instead of using their own car to transport me as the guest of the hotel!! I had to wait for about 40 minutes to get my transport from the other hotel.
3) I went to the hotel's restaurant to have my dinner, and I was refused to sit in three different tables for the reason they have been booked by group - but no sign and no one was there! I was hungry and tired from the flight and I could not even sit to have my meal. I went to another restaurat at the top of the hotel and I was glad that the waiters allowed me to sit without reservation (this particular restaurant only opens by reservation) and actually treated me as a real guest.
The only consolation for me staying in this hotel is that the good location. They may not be that prepared for business travelers
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