Holiday rentals with a balcony in Casablanca-Settat
5 properties with a balcony in Casablanca-Settat. Photos, amenities and availability to compare before booking.
Renting a holiday home with a balcony – Casablanca-Settat
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Elegant Villa in Laghnimyene with Private Pool
Laghnimyine, Casablanca-Settat
Cosy Apartment in Casablanca with Balcony - 45 m² and Garden
Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat
Elegant apartment in Mohammedia, sea view
Ben Slimane, Casablanca-Settat
Spacious apartment in Nouaseur of 167 m²
Nouaceur, Casablanca-Settat
Elegant villa in Dar Bouazza with year-round private pool
Tamaris, Casablanca-Settat
The Casablanca-Settat region is home to Morocco's economic capital, its Atlantic coastline, and a hinterland of agricultural plains. Between the great mosque reaching out over the ocean, the beaches of the corniche, and bustling markets, you can alternate between a fast-paced city and coastal getaways. Our apartments and villas let you settle in at your own pace.
What to do here
Start with the Hassan II Mosque, whose minaret towers over the Atlantic, then wander through the Habous quarter for its arcades, bookshops, and pastry shops. The Aïn Diab corniche is lined with cafés and beach clubs, with swimming possible from spring through autumn.
Architecture enthusiasts can explore downtown and its Art Deco buildings around Mohammed V Square. Toward the ocean, Tamaris and Dar Bouazza offer calmer beaches and surfing. Inland, Ben Slimane and its cork oak forest are ideal for walks. With your own kitchen, you can bring back fish and spices from the central market to cook as a family.
Where to stay
In Casablanca, our apartments put the corniche, the medina, and the train stations within easy reach by tram, handy for exploring without a car. Tamaris, to the southwest, appeals to families looking for beach and quiet, just minutes from the waves.
Nouasseur, close to Mohammed V Airport, suits late arrivals and early departures. Laghnimyene and Ben Slimane, further inland, offer a green, residential setting for those wanting more space, particularly our villas that are ideal for groups of friends or family.
What to see – Casablanca-Settat
- Hassan II MosqueA monumental building set over the ocean, with its minaret and prayer hall open to guided tours.
- Habous QuarterA newer medina with orderly arcades, known for its booksellers, artisans, and Moroccan pastries.
- Aïn Diab CornicheA seafront lined with cafés, pools, and beach clubs facing the Atlantic.
- Mohammed V SquareThe administrative heart of the city, surrounded by Art Deco buildings, fountains, and early 20th-century public structures.
- Tamaris BeachA sandy stretch south of Casablanca, popular for swimming, walking, and surfing.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Casablanca-Settat?
We offer 5 rentals in the region, spread across 3 apartments, 2 villas. Apartments are mainly concentrated in Casablanca, near the corniche and train stations, while villas are found further inland, in Laghnimyene and Ben Slimane. Capacity goes up to 7 people depending on the property chosen.
How do you get to the region, and do you need a car?
Mohammed V Airport, in Nouasseur, serves the region and connects to Casablanca by direct train. In the city, the tram and taxis are enough for the corniche, the medina, and the train stations. For Tamaris, Ben Slimane, or Laghnimyene, a car makes getting around much easier.
What's the best time to visit?
Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures and pleasant ocean conditions, ideal for exploring the city and the coast. Swimming at the Aïn Diab corniche is possible from spring through autumn. Summer stays hot and busy, while winter is cooler but still workable year-round.
Which area should I choose for my stay?
To sightsee without a car, choose Casablanca, within tram distance of the medina and the corniche. Tamaris suits families looking for beach and quiet. Nouasseur is handy for late flights. Laghnimyene and Ben Slimane, both green and spacious, appeal to groups staying in villas with plenty of room.
Can you cook with local products?
Yes, our properties come with a fully equipped kitchen. Casablanca's central market offers fresh fish, fruit, and spices to prepare your meals. The Habous district is full of pastries and local specialties. Cooking for yourself is practical and economical, especially for families or groups of friends.