Radisson Hotel Group has expanded its presence in Morocco with the opening of Radisson Blu Residences, Saidia.
Its eighth hotel in the country, the property is located in the seaside destination in northern Morocco.
The latest opening also raises the group’s number of hotels in Saidia alone to three.
The hotel has 13 units made up of suites, studios, and apartments with views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Each unit is fully equipped with appliances and amenities, and has a sperate living area and kitchen.
The hotel has two large pools, while guests can also make their way to the nearby beach known as the ‘Blue Pearl’.
Additional leisure amenities include a spa and traditional Moroccan hammam available at the adjacent Radisson Blu Resort, Saidia Beach.
F&B options at the hotel include two à la carte restaurants. Le Perle Bleue has live show kitchens and is open from breakfast through to dinner, while La Table has a menu featuring a fusion of international and Mediterranean flavours.
Bar Azure features live music in the evenings, while the hotel also has an Afternoon Tea Lounge and Wet Bar which is located poolside.
Other leisure amenities in close proximity include golf sessions at the nearby golf course as well as Aquaparks Alpamare Saidia water park for children and adults and the Marina where a range of water activities are held close to the property.
“We are delighted to open the doors to our eighth hotel in Morocco and continue our steady growth in the country which remains one of our key focus markets in Africa. Radisson Blu Residences Saidia perfectly complements our two existing Radisson Blu resorts in Saidia, and provided the ideal accommodation for travellers such as long stay guests and families seeking additional space and facilities,” said Tim Cordon, chief operating officer of the Middle East and Africa at Radisson Hotel Group.
Across the EMEA region in H1 2023, Radisson Hotel Group added more than 8,000 keys through signings and openings across several of its brands.
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