Casablanca · Morocco
LHostel à Casablanca
Bed bug reports
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Confirmed Hostelworld
Place was super simple, not much to it at all. Ended up finding bed bugs in the room, so definitely not a great stay.
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Confirmed Hostelworld
Place is objectively nice, but I sat on the couch after checking in and a bedbug immediately crawled out…. Upon telling the staff, they did not care. Atmosphere nonexistent too as it is much more of a ‘remote worker’ hostel. In short, stay elsewhere if you have a choice
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Confirmed Booking.com
restrooms are co-ed, and very smelly and small. this is another improvement, i know its a lot cheaper comopared to other hostels, cleaniness should be basic regardless prices. i enountered some bug bites the 2nd nite. I didnt feel it till i was arrived train station after checking out.
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Confirmed Google Maps
the room is exactly same as what they described in the website. I booked female -4 beds dormitory, it happened just 2 beds in the basement, the room looked okay, i stayed 2 nites. I happened to got bed bug bites when I checked out that day. cleanness- it looked clean in the room shared bathroom- kind of mess. service- people were nice, and helpful. breakfast- great! the best for the price.
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Vibe Analysis
LHostel à Casablanca is a pretty old house with a garden, terrace areas, carved-ceiling salon details, and a breakfast setup that can be one of its better parts. It works best as a short, practical stop near Casa Oasis station and tram links, especially for airport or train logistics rather than a classic hostel scene. The vibe seems quiet and uneven, more sleep-and-move-on than social chaos engine. Staff can be helpful and kind, but the welcome and problem handling are inconsistent enough to matter. The location is useful for transport, yet far from central Casablanca nightlife and tourist areas. The big tradeoff is upkeep. Bathrooms, basement dorms, humidity, smells, hard beds, limited ventilation or AC, and cleanliness problems show up as recurring risks. There are also serious safety and booking concerns, including money going missing, rooms not being available after booking, and unexpected payment issues.
Signals to check
- Security can be a serious concern, with money missing from rooms or stored luggage in multiple incidents.
- Bathrooms may be dirty, smelly, moldy, busy, or short on hot water.
- Bedbugs, bug bites, cockroaches, and mice are recurring risks.
- The dorm setup can feel cramped, basement-like, poorly ventilated, and low on social energy.
- Pricing, payment, parking, and booking availability can be unreliable.