A new five-star hotel has just strengthened Agadir’s litter capacity, in this case the Khalij Agadir hotel, which will officially open its doors on August 8.
Khalij Agadir, owned by the Dounia Hotels Group, will strengthen the infrastructure and hotel capacity of the capital of the Souss-Massa region with 100 additional suites, and will breathe new life into seaside and luxury tourism in this dream destination.
Built over an area of two hectares with a total investment of 150 million DH, the hotel generated more than 120 direct jobs in the first three months. The latter consists of several entertainment spaces which can accommodate more than 1,000 people, Moroccan, Amazigh, French and international restaurants, as well as more than 11 points of sale, Sky Bar, and Andalusian spa. Located in the tourist area of Agadir 2OO meters from the beach, the design of this luxurious hotel was inspired by Andalusian heritage and was decorated around the theme of water. In the suites, everything is thought out in detail to offer a high-end service to the client.
For now, these are still the last fittings and briefings before welcoming the first customers on August 8, the inauguration of which coincides with the celebration of the Feast of the Throne.
“The opening of this hotel is another sign of the chain’s expansion plans, and of our objective to continue our growth with a superior product in the most important Moroccan tourist destinations. This is a very special project, which I started to build at least 20 years ago, and which marks my return to this city that I love very much after several years of absence,” confided Abdelhadi Alami, founding president of the Dounia Hôtels group, leader in the luxury hotel industry. This new five-star boutique hotel consolidates the brand image of the Agadir destination, through new new generation hotel establishments, to support the development of the tourism sector which continues its upward trend. In this sense, tourist arrivals last June increased by 42.23%, and overnight stays by 26.77%, compared to the same period of 2016.
source: today.ma
