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Rotana has announced the signing of a new agreement to manage an “Arjaan Hotel Apartments by Rotana” property in Morocco.
The 140-key development, the first from the company in the country, will be located within M Avenue; the new high-end shopping, entertainment and residential destination in Marrakech.
Catering to business and leisure travellers, the property will feature modern facilities including three dining outlets, high-speed wireless internet access, an outdoor swimming pool, and a Bodylines Fitness & Wellness Club featuring a fully equipped gym, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi.
As well as meeting rooms, conference and banquet halls to support the city’s steady emergence as a major MICE and events tourism destination
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“We are very proud to have been selected to manage this superb property which will have great appeal to UK leisure and corporate travellers with Marrakech less than a four hour flight away.
“Consistently named among the world’s top tourism destinations, entering Rotana into this new market seems only natural,” said Omer Kaddouri, president, Rotana.
He added: “Our new Arjaan in Marrakech will offer everything guests need to be comfortable and productive, and will exude sophisticated elegance across all facets of the property.
“The hotel’s enviable location – in the heart of the stunning, upscale M Avenue – is a highlight in itself, and we are dedicated to offering all our guests a refined lifestyle experience that is second to none.”
An exclusive destination situated in the heart of Marrakech, M Avenue is set to become a major attraction in Marrakech.
Connecting the old city of the east with the Menara Gardens in the west, M Avenue will create a new and vibrant destination offering an innovative mix of cultural attractions, premium hotels and residences, retail outlets, restaurants, art galleries and exhibition venues, along a 500-metre-long promenade entitled “Garden Avenue”.