The Ritz-Carlton Rabat, Dar Es Salam is now open

Last updated: September 17, 2024 12:06 am

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Morocco has seen a slew of unbelievable lodge openings in the previous few years — and now Marriott Bonvoy members have a brand new luxe choice to guide within the nation’s capital, Rabat.

Now open, The Ritz-Carlton Rabat, Dar Es Salam is a sprawling, palacelike lodge sitting in the midst of tons of of acres of landscaped gardens, forest and the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam golf course.

This Bonvoy-participating lodge has 117 rooms and suites, beginning with entry-level deluxe garden-view rooms with devoted outside areas, marble loos, Asprey facilities and Frette linens. For more room, varied suite configurations, together with the two-bedroom, 1,937-square-foot Royal Suite, are additionally accessible.

Exterior the rooms, visitors will discover themselves in a lodge that highlights the distinctive cultural and design traditions of Morocco. Beautiful particulars embrace Geb frescoes (they’re product of gypsum) and domed muqarnas ceilings (also referred to as honeycomb vaulting) — they neatly complement the trendy touches and signature service that the Ritz-Carlton model is understood for.

Eating at this new Ritz-Carlton contains all-day choices at Mediterranean Brasserie, afternoon tea and bespoke cocktails at The Foyer Lounge, poolside tacos and ceviche at Palapa and a Twenties-inspired cocktail bar known as Blind Tiger that harkens again to Prohibition.

At The Ritz-Carlton Spa, visitors can chill out within the saunas, hammams (also referred to as Moorish or Turkish baths) or Roman bath-inspired indoor pool flanked by white columns — you possibly can additionally select to get a luxurious therapy utilizing Espa and marocMaroc skincare merchandise.

The lodge additionally has a 24-hour health heart and tennis courts, in addition to entry to 3 golf programs and 45 holes at Royal Golf Dar Es Salam.

However the actual stunner at this Ritz-Carlton outpost is the expansive pool complicated that is adorned with mosaics, lined with towering palm bushes and surrounded by lounge chairs and cabanas.