Suite Apt Bourgogne N°2, 2 P

The apartment is modern and comfortable enough, has a washing machine, and is in a ritzy area with enough restaurants to keep one well fed. The building had the first lift/elevator I'd ever seen in Morocco which was modern enough. It's a full apartment with a good-enough kitchen and other facilities and would be fine for a couple visiting Casablanca as long as they weren't expecting to be near the airport. Other than a loose outlet above the bathroom sink, everything was clean and it worked (which isn't common in Morocco). You get a full, 1-bedroom apartment. I walked to the El Hank lighthouse in about 20 minutes.

This was the most expensive stay I had in all of several trips to Morocco, ever. On a map, this appears to be located near a large, open greenspace, but that field is just a rubble field. The apartment's windows and patio face an inner courtyard which can be affected by cooking/smoking smells from other apartments. Despite that "most expensive" status, the kitchen utensils were as cheap as they come, but mostly useable. Casablanca is more expensive than all other Moroccan cities and offers (IMO) fewer things to see. Getting to the train station or airport is much more difficult than in other Moroccan cities.