
Bourgogne
Leafy, residential, central
Tree-lined avenues between Maarif and the Corniche, neighbourhood bakeries, and a calm that belies how central you are.
From Ain Diab on the ocean to Gauthier, Maarif and Bourgogne — seventy-five furnished, serviced apartments across the city. Stay a night. Or a season.



Neighborhoods
Fifteen neighbourhoods across the city, each with its own character. Here are the ones we know best — pick where you want to wake up.

Leafy, residential, central
Tree-lined avenues between Maarif and the Corniche, neighbourhood bakeries, and a calm that belies how central you are.

Art deco, walkable, chic
Casablanca's most walkable quarter — 1930s façades, design studios, and the city's best lunch spots within a few blocks.

Quiet, leafy, settled
A green district of villas and quiet streets, a short hop from Maarif's shops and the business core.

Shopping, cafés, energy
The pedestrian heart of the city — Twin Center, late-night cafés, and the neighbourhood that never quite sleeps.

Calm, new builds, central
Quiet residential streets near Ferme Bretonne, modern buildings, and an easy run into the city centre.

Restaurants, contemporary
Where Casablancais go to eat — modern Moroccan tables, French bistros, and the polish of the Golden Triangle.

Old centre, authentic
Close to the historic core and the Habous, with the texture of old Casablanca only a few streets away.

Ocean-side, breezy
The seafront district — the Corniche promenade, beach clubs, and apartments five minutes from the Atlantic.

Towers, modern, business
Casablanca Finance City — gleaming towers, rooftop pools, and the city's newest business address.
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Spread across fifteen neighbourhoods — each within walking distance of a café, a market, or the sea.