Fairmont La Marina Rabat-Salé
274 rooms, suites and residences. Nine meeting rooms for 556 people across 727 m², the largest for 350 people.
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The cultural capital
Rabat
A peaceful capital on the banks of the Bouregreg, between the Kasbah of the Udayas, the Hassan Tower and Andalusian gardens.
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Rabat, the cultural capital.
The capital of the kingdom, Rabat surprises with its calm and its gardens. Between the Kasbah of the Udayas, the ruins of the Chellah and the contemporary buildings along the Bouregreg, you go from the 12th century to the present in a few minutes, an hour from Casablanca.
What to see
The must-sees of Rabat.
The Kasbah of the Udayas
White and blue alleyways above the ocean.
The Hassan Tower
The unfinished 12th-century minaret and the Mohammed V mausoleum.
The Grand Theatre of Rabat
Futuristic architecture on the banks of the Bouregreg.
The Mohammed VI Tower
A 250 m spire, the capital’s new symbol.
Where to stay
Where to stay in Rabat.
A marina, an Andalusian rose garden, a conference centre: Rabat’s hotels lend themselves to seminars and receptions alike.
Conrad Rabat Arzana
A high-ceilinged ballroom with an ocean-facing terrace, multi-purpose rooms full of natural light and parking for 300 cars.
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Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses
A 9-hectare Andalusian rose garden near the Royal Palace. A ballroom seating up to 1,000 guests and a series of salons opening onto the gardens.
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Rabat Marriott Hotel
A conference centre of nearly 2,000 m², with the largest LED screen in the city and its own entrance and reception.
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The View Rabat
The View Forum: 350 m² of high-tech space across six modular rooms, including one for 350 people, with city views and refined catering.
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Flavours and experiences in Rabat.
The Deck
The Fairmont’s rooftop, facing the Bouregreg estuary and the Kasbah of the Udayas, for sharing plates with Nikkei influences.
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The Dhow
A ship resembling a pirate vessel moored on the Bouregreg, with simple, refined international cuisine, entirely homemade.
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Dinarjat
Moroccan bourgeois cooking, served since 1990 a few steps from the famous Rue des Consuls.
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Rabat, the elegance of a capital.
An institutional meeting, a reception or a tour of the capital: we will organise your programme in Rabat.