Airport hotels rarely inspire much excitement, but ONOMO's outpost near Casablanca's Mohammed V Airport has a charm that's quintessentially African. Part of the continent's largest homegrown hotel group, this 135-room property brings a slice of pan-African style to the functional world of layovers and red-eye departures. The free 24-hour shuttle whisks you between terminal and lobby in minutes, while the Azour restaurant serves up afro-fusion flavours that are several notches above typical airport fare. It's a practical choice for anyone who'd rather wake up refreshed than frazzled before flying home, or ease into Morocco gently after a long-haul arrival. No bells and whistles, just reliable comfort with a warm Moroccan welcome.
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Despite being a stone's throw from the runway, rooms are remarkably well soundproofed – you'd never guess you're sleeping beneath the flight path.
The shuttle departs on the hour, every hour. If you've just landed bleary-eyed after a long flight, call reception as you clear customs and they'll have the bus waiting outside arrivals.
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