Dar Diafa

Great for an experience in tranquility for morrocan modern jome oasis. Good if you car to mice around or can go by taxi. May not be good for business traveller as it is hime stay but i dis ot for experience and it was very good.

Rooms were clean and nicely decorated however a little dated. Good spot for an overnight before an early flight as it is close to the airport! The man who checked us in and was around in the morning was not friendly at all and appeared that it was a chore to provide any assistance. Other than that nice place!

I loved everything but more the server is always asking what do you need or what do you want for dinner

Quick check in. Room was expand nice and WiFi was ok in the room. The pool water looked very dirt and the staff was very rude when we were swimming saying we were creating a big mass in the deck pool floor because we were agitating to much the water. My wife was just maxing a simple leg exercise in the water. The problem was that the pool was to full and any movement in the water would make the water goes outside the pool.The hotel needs renovations and the breakfast is very simple (we had a great breakfast in a hotel of the same level and price in Riad, much better that this one). Also need to clean the dust we found in the furniture everywhere. I general the area is quiet and safe. We needed a car to go to Casablanca city center.

This property was a really nice surprise. It is beautifully decorated with large bedrooms and lots of hot water. Dinner and lunch is available upon request. Also, Dar Diafa was reasonably close to the airport. Another plus.

Everyone was very nice. When our taxi wasn’t sure of where the place was, the driver called and someone from the hotel not only talked to the man but also stayed out the property so that we knew where it was. The place was beautiful and very clean! They accommodated is for breakfast knowing we had an early flight. This was the only Dar in two weeks of travel that had a hair dryer which is a small thing, but was so handy! It is about 20 min to the city one way and 30 min to the airport which was great! Highly recommend staying here!

Beautiful hotel . Decorated with taste. The food was delicious . Great place to relax

Beautiful hotel and great rooms. But expensive lunch and bathrooms need better locks.

The food was very delicious, The house was very nicely decorated.

A bit out of the way but well worth it. The food is prepared by the grandmother and the most authentic 'Moroccan' food we found in Casablanca. Rooms are spacious

Really nice kind of rustic home feel. Felt like a visit with family. Food was authentic and delicious. Wasn't really close to anything. Room had to be heated with a space radiator.

Nice place to stay. The manager was friendly and the food was great. If you are coming from America you need to stay here to get the true Moroccan experience.

The place was very nice. The room was comfy. It was in a residential neighborhood without any other restaurants within walking distance. They served food that was good. We left to early in the morning for breakfast but the dinner was good. It was convenient to the airport. The ac worked well.

HORRIBLE! We arrived and there was construction going on. It was noisy, it smelled of paint, and we could not use the lobby or the pool. We would have never stayed there had we known this. All the staff did was apologize- it did nothing to get back the wasted time and money. Also, the breakfast was just a bunch of bread. I actually had to ask for some eggs! Yes, the house is clean and nicely decorated, but the management is completely unprofessional!!

Great staff and decorations. In spite of an early arrival the owner accommodated our needs. Wonderful breakfast too.

Our 4th visit at this riad. Consistently a pleasure.

Great experience, beautiful property and really friendly staff and an amazing atmosphere

The hotel is in a really bad location. A taxi to the city area was organised by the younger guy at the hotel for 100 dirhams. He initially said 70 but then it got changed to 100. When we got a taxi ourselves it was 40 dirhams. We tried to get SO many uber drivers to pick us up from the hotel and they would all just cancel. we literally had about 20 ubers cancel on us. probably not the hotels fault but it ended up being a bit stressful as the location was just out of the way. we only stayed for 2 nights though. Upon arrival our suitcases were taken up stairs which was nice. the older guy there is really nice but we found the younger guy to be quite rude at times, not sure if this was a language barrier or if he was just in a bad mood. The first thing i noticed was the toilet had poop in all around it which was definitely not nice. the bathroom bin had a few things in it still which showed the bathroom pbviously wasnt clean. Rain shower looks nice but you turn it on and watch sprays in all kinds of directions as i think the water holes need a good clean or maybe its just old. Sheets were nice and clean and the blinds kept out the morning light which was nice. We ate at the hotel one night which was really delicious food for 300 dirhams. We were told its usually 400 though. the food was good but thought this was expensive as al mounia charged the same price and that restaurant is really highly rated and supposed to be pricey/posh.

Staff was really nice.

Stayed overnight (twice) on arrival and before departure from Casablanca. The hotel is actually very good and the rooms and the common areas are unique in their decorations...the only minus is the location. There is pretty much nothing around. On the plus side, it is located close to the main traffic arteries, so getting anywhere (north or south) is dead easy!