Melliber Appart Hotel

Well located next to the biggest mosque
We had the bigger apartment which had a big living room and coach area, separate bedroom and bathroom with shower
Nice balcony

Cons:
As it is close to the mosque you will hear the prayers especially during Ramadan but this is part the experience
Bathroom feels a bit outdated

Good location near the Mosque. Large clean, room with reasonable shower. Pretty good resto with lots of choices and good morning buffet with pastries, fruit, coffee [machine], bread and salads.
Staff very helpful.
Main issue was the noise. On a side road but this was quite quiet; noise was from inside the hotel. Regular slamming of doors from 9pm to 4pm in the morning.

The hotel is located just next to the Hassan II mosque and the nice beach promenade. The staff is very helpful and nice and the rooms are large and comfortable. The cleaning staff is doing an excellent job - not least Hanane who took care of my room.

Situated only a 5 minute walk to the Hassan 11 Mosque and corniche, the room we had was large, clean and equipped with a kitchenette with 2 sets of cutlery/plates/pans, large lounge, good WI-FI, kettle with tea+coffee and TV. There were 4 free bottles of water supplied. The hotel is a bit noisy for sleeping due to being on a main road and there is a small lift to the other floors. We had a buffet breakfast and evening meal, choice was quite limited and we had to ask for cutlery/ food/drink that had not been replenished. Didn’t use any of the amenities. I was booked in by our trip organisers, but believe the rate is quite reasonable.

Rooms old furniture
Quality not really good
Service poor
Breakfast not even good
Not that area as a hotel

Hamza was a star and highly professional, whose friendly manner immediately made me feel welcome.

The Friday couscous was the most delicious I’ve ever eaten - and I’ve been coming to Casablanca for 7 years.

Hamza, because of you I will be coming here every Friday.

Many many thanks my friend.

The hotel's location is the biggest plus point. Other than that, there are lots of things that need improvement. Rooms are large sized and have a microwave and induction stove- nice touch. Bathroom are by far, the worst in terms of design - doors that block the main door to the room when opened, shower doors that open outwards! Breakfast is poor - there was a good sized spread but it looked carelessly put together and nothing seemed fresh and appetising - have seen better in Morocco's riads. The staff in the breakfast is surly and unwelcoming. The chef making eggs, came and dumped the omlette on my table like he was doing me a favour. Needs improvement on all fronts if the hotel wants to be listed as a "tourist preferred" hotel.

Melliber Hotel is on a very good location. But they need to do more about the service. The breakfast is very simpel. Often, the Moroccan tea runs out and they won't refill it until you ask. Expect a long wait for dinner, as I understand there's a staff shortage. Personally, I found the hotel chaotic, even though it looks beautiful.

i had a beautiful calm stay, the Location is Perfect near Hassan 2 Mosque and the Corniche and the medina and the staff were so helpful and welcoming, from Reception Especially Hamza, and the Housekeeping especially Wafaa and the rest of the team..

The service was good but the seperation between the rooms is bad I can easily listen the people on the next room what they talked, The clean team talking behind to my door with high voice without respect, the room above my room when the move something the noise cames to me and it’s something terrible. I didin’t feel comfortable

Convenient location and quiet, with helpful front desk staff and a pleasant eatery and shared workspaces. Our bed and room were spacious with a good tv and wifi. We didn’t expect a kitchenette, but it was handy, as was the kettle and tea/coffee. The microwave and cooktop were broken. The website says there’s a bar, but be aware there is no alcohol (which is normal for Morocco). There was also no smoking, which we appreciated.

The location and service of the Mellibur Hotel was very good and we appreciated the very plentiful breakfast. The room (Gold Suite) was old and worn and needed updating but it was clean. Staff was accomadating and polite.

Well appointed. Spacious. Excellent beds & bedding. Excellent location: a short walk to Corniche & King Hassan II mosque & Medina. A bit noisy at night with dogs barking & traffic.

This hotels bathroom was a 2/5 but the room its self was lovely, generous seating area, a lovely deck area. Surprise the first morning in Morocco when the call to pray shattered the silence.

Do not go her for any reason at all. Look at the pictures. We're in the Melliber hotel in Casablanca Morocco. Its unsafe and an electrocution waiting to happen.
The shower head was pointed up at the light right above it. As soon as the light and the shower were both on there is a high probability of electrocution.
Look at the pictures. Blow them up.

Best location, very clean, amazing breakfast. We satisfied during our stay. Stayed 3 different cities in Morocco but here is the best.

A truly wonderful place to stay with luxury-level rooms, amazing breakfast and food options, and, last but not least, outstanding staff who consistently exceeded our expectations in every aspect!

Checking a bit chaotic with groups checking in. The room was spacious, clean and well appointed. My only suggestion would be to put the shower stall in the bathroom instead of a separate space, but the shower as it was, was enormous!!
Breakfast buffet was adequate, omelette station made cook to order eggs. Focus seemed to be on buffet for conference goers, more choices and variety for them in separate buffet space.

Our room was extremely hot and we had to complain multiple times to front desk to do anything about it. HICHAM was extremely rude and argued with us. Terrible person, will never stay here again. We had a baby with us and felt extremely unsatisfied with the booking. Food is terrible and also no provided towels.

Very close to mosque where you can visit twice a day in daytime and night for photo taking.
A kitchenette where you can prepare simple meal. But don’t expect to cook a proper dinner. Eating utensil is not enough (no bowls even!).