Villa Sahrai enjoys a privileged location, offering a stunning panorama of the Atlantic Ocean and the Corniche Boulevard, with direct access to its iconic beaches — lively, seaside, and effortlessly chic.

Casablanca offers excellent surf spots, whether you wish to ride the waves or simply admire the surfers. Ain Diab, the city’s emblematic urban surf spot just a few steps from Villa Sahrai, is ideal for beginner and intermediate surfers. About twenty kilometers from Casablanca, Jack Beach in Dar Bouazza also offers extraordinary waves and the perfect environment for surfers of all levels.

Just 4 km from the hotel, this landscaped park combines urban design and a natural spirit. Visitors come here to relax and enjoy a sense of serenity thanks to its green walkways, children’s play areas, sports zones, and water features.

A recently renovated architectural gem, perched on a rocky peninsula imbued with mysticism and legend, that remains deeply rooted in Casablanca’s memory. A symbol of a history rich in tradition and spirituality, this ancestral place of worship stands on an islet near Ain Diab Beach.

A masterpiece of Arab-Muslim architecture built on the sunlit shores of the Atlantic Ocean. With its majestic minaret rising 200 meters high — the tallest in the world — it is the largest mosque in Africa.

One of the city’s most distinctive signatures, these buildings were constructed at the beginning of the 20th century under the French Protectorate. Notable examples include the Main Post Office, the Palace of Justice, Rialto Cinema, the Wilaya, the façades along Idriss Lhrizi Street, and the residential neighborhoods of Glaoui, Bessoneau, and Asayag, as well as the Villa des Arts.

The largest park in the city — a refreshing green oasis. Composed of palm-lined avenues, this verdant lung of Casablanca stretches over 30 hectares.

Facing the Arab League Park, its architecture draws as much from the aesthetics of European Gothic cathedrals as from the Art Deco style. Today deconsecrated, it occasionally hosts cultural events.

Between the port and the seafront near the Hassan II Mosque, the old medina forms the historic quarter of Casablanca, dating back to before the French presence. It is the city’s oldest district, where one can still feel its authentic and traditional atmosphere.

One of the city’s most picturesque neighborhoods. Here you will find the finest examples of Moroccan craftsmanship in a peaceful, tree-lined setting.

Located near the hotel, this is one of the tallest structures in the city, standing 51 meters high.

Like a village within the city, it is home to many of Casablanca’s expatriates and hums with a unique energy.