Where Culture Meets Celestial Luxury: Waldorf Astoria Debuts in Rabat‑Salé

Rising above the capital in the iconic Mohammed VI Tower - Morocco’s tallest building - Waldorf Astoria Rabat Salé opens its doors.

Celestial Luxury in Morocco’s Tallest Tower
- Rising above the capital in the Mohammed VI Tower, the 55‑room Waldorf Astoria Rabat‑Salé blends timeless elegance with Moroccan artistry.
- Panoramic views stretch from the Bouregreg River to the Atlantic Ocean.

Art & Design
- Houses nearly 7,000 works, making it one of North Africa’s largest private art collections.
- Interiors feature celestial motifs, sun‑warmed marbles, and intricate Moroccan details.

Dining Experiences
- Peacock Alley: signature Waldorf Astoria hub with a planetarium‑inspired clock.
- Aldabaran: Alain Ducasse’s fine dining restaurant, named after a star, with refined seasonal menus.
- Brasserie Magnolia: Mediterranean cuisine by chef Lahcen Hafid.
- Upcoming: The Sapphire Room (pan‑Asian bar) and Après (coffee bar).

Wellness & Leisure
- Spa overlooking the Atlantic, combining Moroccan rituals with modern treatments.
- Features hammam, Iyashi dome, heated quartz sand table, ice room, sauna, indoor pool, infinity pool, and 24‑hour gym.

Events & Celebrations
- Almost 1,300 sqm of event space, including a grand ballroom and meeting rooms.
- Designed for diplomatic receptions, milestone celebrations, and business events.

Cultural Access
- Close to UNESCO sites like the Kasbah of the Udayas and Hassan Tower, plus Rabat’s medinas and the new Grand Theatre.
- Minutes from Rabat‑Salé International Airport, with high‑speed rail links to Casablanca and Tangier.

Hilton executives describe the property as a dialogue between heritage and modernity, positioning Rabat as a rising hub for luxury tourism and cultural exploration.