Stylized logo of the word "DOGE" in white on a light background
Elegant room with a four-poster bed featuring white sheets and a purple blanket, dark walls, matching photo frames and curtains, a bedside table with a lamp and a vase of flowers.

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Le Doge, a Boutique Hotel in Casablanca

Rooms far from the ordinary, where the Art Deco spirit of Hotel Le Doge meets the world of artists and personalities of the 1930s.

  • 30 to 35 m²

    spacious rooms

  • Minibar

    complimentary during your stay

  • Wi-Fi

    free

  • Room service

    at your disposal

Each room its own world

Cosy rooms in an Art Deco hotel

At Le Doge, a townhouse in Casablanca, no two rooms are alike. Each has its own décor, colours and personality, in the resolutely Art Deco spirit that defines our house.

Colette, Charlie Chaplin, Tamara de Lempicka, Man Ray, Coco Chanel, Francis Scott Fitzgerald, Majorelle and Jacques-Henri Lartigue…: behind each door, you discover a world inspired by one of these personalities. Their influence can be seen in the choice of colours, materials and a few evocative objects: a typewriter, books, a poster, a painting, photographs or a fabric...

A person in uniform adjusts green cushions on a bed, in front of a painting depicting two people embracing.
  • Room with double bed, round table and two chairs, desk with lamp and plants, decorated in grey and artworks

    The art of living

    Executive Room

    The Executive Rooms offer 35 m² of space and can accommodate two people plus a child under 2.

    • 35 m²
    • Queen-size bed
    • Seating area
  • Bedroom with a large four-poster bed covered in red and white sheets and pillows, a desk, a chair, and green curtains, against a red wall with gold patterns.

    Charm & comfort

    Standard Room

    At 30 m², the Standard Rooms welcome one or two people in a warm and refined atmosphere.

    • 30 m²
    • One or two people
    • Queen or king-size bed

“To step into a room at Le Doge is to travel back in time, rediscovering the elegance of the 1930s without forgoing today’s comforts.”

  • Room with a double bed covered by a red blanket and matching cushions, flanked by two bedside tables, against a wallpapered wall with red and gold patterns.
  • Room with a bed, a large wooden wardrobe, and an open door leading to a hallway with frames hanging on the wall.
  • Outdoor table with white tablecloth, basket of pastries, and glasses, surrounded by wicker chairs, seen through a glass door, with green plants in the background