Discover the Unmatched Elegance of Waldorf Astoria Rabat Salé
For those seeking a luxurious escape with breathtaking views in Morocco, the Waldorf Astoria Rabat Salé stands out as an unparalleled destination. Nestled in the iconic Mohammed VI Tower, the tallest building in Morocco and the third tallest in Africa, this hotel offers guests a unique vantage point to behold the beauty of the surrounding area. Overlooking the serene Bu Regreg River, guests will find themselves in close proximity to UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Kasbah of the Udayas and the Hassan Tower, as well as the vibrant medinas of both Rabat and Salé.
World-Class Amenities and Culinary Delights Await
According to Guy Hutchinson, the President for the Middle East and Africa (MEA) at Hilton, "Morocco is one of the fastest-evolving destinations globally, hosting over 18 million tourists by 2025, and Rabat is increasingly pivotal in the national ambition to reach 20 million by 2030." The introduction of the Waldorf Astoria brand in Rabat Salé sets a new benchmark for refined luxury in Morocco's capital. Featuring numerous rooms and suites, each with a dedicated personal concierge, the hotel promises an indulgent stay. Art enthusiasts will be thrilled to discover that the hotel showcases over 7,000 art pieces, making it one of the largest private art collections in North Africa.
For those prioritizing relaxation, the Waldorf Astoria Spa offers traditional healing practices with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean from the 31st and 32nd floors. Guests can enjoy six treatment rooms, a hammam, a heated quartz sand bed, an ice room, and a sauna, ensuring a comprehensive wellness experience. Additionally, the indoor pool and 24-hour gym provide ample opportunities for relaxation and fitness.
Culinary experiences at the Waldorf Astoria are equally impressive. Afternoon tea, coffee, and cocktails can be enjoyed at the Peacock Alley, the hotel's signature restaurant, which features celestial motifs throughout its design. Notably, the restaurant is home to a planetarium-inspired clock that tracks the solar system alongside Morocco's local time.
Dining at Aldabaran, named after the star that represents the eye of the bull in the Taurus constellation, guests can savor seasonal dishes crafted by the renowned chef Alain Ducasse. Signature offerings include roasted lamb with vegetable caponata and line-caught sea bass with artichokes and chicory. Additionally, the Brasserie Magnolia presents a menu filled with Mediterranean-inspired dishes curated by chef Lahcen Hafid. Excitingly, the hotel plans to unveil The Sapphire Room, a pan-Asian bar, and Après, a coffee bar, in the coming weeks and months.
As reported by es.euronews.com.
