Marly Boutique Hôtel
A hot tub paired with a genuinely varied restaurant
About this hotel
The restaurant is arguably the headline here, covering French, Japanese, Mediterranean, Peruvian, Asian and international cuisine with halal, vegetarian, gluten-free and dairy-free options across the board, and the hot tub functions as a quieter counterpoint to that social, dinner-forward side of the stay. Rooms come with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, city views and free toiletries, and the lounge and outdoor dining area extend the social spaces beyond the restaurant itself. The fitness centre sits alongside the hot tub as the wellness side of the property, more compact than a full spa but enough for a stay built around good food and an easy soak rather than an extended wellness routine. The hotel sits roughly 26 km from Mohammed V International Airport, in line with most of Casablanca's central boutique and business properties.
- Hot tub
- Fitness centre
- Outdoor dining area
- 5-star boutique hotel
Our take
This suits travellers who rate dinner variety as highly as the hot tub itself, since the restaurant's range across five or six cuisines is a genuine draw here. Solo travellers and couples wanting a boutique, less corporate feel than the city's bigger business hotels will find the scale suits them. Guests wanting a full spa circuit around the hot tub, sauna and treatments included, should look at the city's more wellness-focused properties instead, since the emphasis here sits with dining.
- ✓Book across a few different cuisine nights rather than one, since the restaurant's range is a genuine feature
- ✓Use the hot tub before dinner rather than after, when the outdoor dining area is at its busiest
- ✓Ask for a city-view room specifically, since it's a named feature but not guaranteed on every floor
Why we love it
- A hot tub as a quiet counterpoint to dinner
- A restaurant spanning five cuisines
- City-view rooms
- An outdoor dining area and lounge
Why guests love itTravellers staying here for the food find the restaurant's range across French, Japanese, Mediterranean, Peruvian and Asian cuisine genuinely holds up over a multi-night stay, rarely repeating despite the variety of dietary options covered. The hot tub works best as an early-evening wind-down before the outdoor dining area fills up, and the city-view rooms make even a short boutique stay feel like more than a functional stopover.