I stayed there for 2 nights at the end of 2 wonderful weeks travelling in Morocco with my wife, our daugther and one of her classmate, and staying in some really great places. That was the end of our trip and I was there to perform at the festival de Volubilis in Meknes. When we arrived the hotel seems of... More

Hotel Transatlantique claims it is a 4 star hotel but the rooms are really 2 marginal stars. I was really surprised at the quality of the rooms. Dark, dated rooms with old furnishings. There were only 2 small light bulbs -one next to each bed- to light the entire room so it seemed like a cave at night (and sometime... More

My friend and I spent $100 Canadian to stay here. First they put us in a really tiny room where the AC barely worked. We were a little surprised, but didn't say anything. We left for the day to do sightseeing and when they came back they moved us into a much, much nicer room. Breakfast is free, however it... More

The Transatlantique is set in beautiful grounds overlooking the old city. It is posible to walk to the old city but it is a fair distance.The room was located in the old wing and had a beautifully tiled floor and private balcony. The shower was in the bath and had no curtain. Worse still, the showerhead leaked so it sprayed... More

We stayed the night of October 22 here. It must have been a good hotel once, the buildings were big, but it now looks elderly and shabby. We had the impression that very little money was spent on maintenance, the furniture was tatty, the carpets were soiled and dirty. Breakfast was very basic. It is nominally a 4 star but... More

Unfortunately the "Transatlantique" is now in a very run down state. The bathroom fixtures were falling apart, there were cigarette burns on the bed blanket, the paint was peeling from the window frames.... everything in the room screamed: fix me or clean me ! Unless the rooms get a complete overhaul, this hotel is best avoided ! This is a... More

This hotel was terrible. It stank of cat's urine, had a noisy nightclub out the back which kept us awake all night, overcharged for laundry and couldn't be bothered calling us a cab. The restaurant was awful too. Stay anywhere else in Meknes, just don't stay here!

This hotel opened in 1927 as a base for land excursions of the French shipping company "Compagnie Générale Transatlantique" from where it derives its name. The hotel is situated in a fairly quiet residential district about 1km away from both the medina and the European town. Upon entering the property grounds one starts to wonder if the hotel is still... More