Ritz-Carlton Hotels has unveiled plans to open its first property in Rabat, the distinguished capital city of the dominion of Morocco, for you to become the third property within the brand’s growing North Africa portfolio.
The owner of the urban resort is Sienna Investment Group, an investment vehicle established in Morocco.
The architectural and design team of the posh property contains Scape Design Associates because the Landscape Designers, and designers, WATG.
Construction is underway, and the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company expects the resort to open in December 2014.
The urban resort can be situated approximately ten minutes’ drive from the town center, throughout the grounds of probably the most highly esteemed golf course within the Kingdom, The Royal Golf of Dar Es Salam, designed by Robert Trent Jones over 40 years ago.
The golf estate which comprises three courses, frequented by Rabat and Morocco’s high society, is ready within a gorgeous 440 hectare oak forest, surrounded by an array of flora and breathtaking lakes, and could provide the scenic backdrop to the Ritz-Carlton, Rabat, located near the 10th tee of the foremost course.
Herve Humler, president, Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company said: “We are delighted to were chosen by Sienna Investment Group to control this kind of unique property, in this kind of prestigious city in Morocco and North Africa.
“The heritage of Rabat, a global heritage city by UNESCO, combined with the original location within an international-class golf estate, will provide an extremely appealing proposition for the affluent global traveler.”
The city of Rabat is the seat of the Moroccan government and residential to the vast majority of its government agencies, providing the capital with a prominent status.
Sienna Investment Group, the landlord, noted the significance of choosing the suitable management company: “We chose The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company to control this property because it was necessary to select a brand with the identical caliber of prestige because the city of Rabat itself, and one which is in accordance with the grandeur of The Royal Golf of Dar Es Salam.”
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