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Senator Hotels & Resorts. Imminent opening of 50 additional rooms in Dakhla

The upcoming opening of Senator Babilonia in Dakhla marks an important step in the expansion of the Spanish hotel chain Senator Hotels & Resorts in Morocco. Focus on this ambitious project. Dakhla, the city nestled between the Atlantic and the Sahara Desert, is about to enrich its hotel offering thanks to the imminent arrival of the Spanish hotel chain Senator Hotels & Resorts. This ambitious expansion project is part of the company’s growth strategy for the year 2024. Senator Babilonia is a newly built establishment which will open its doors in mid-May 2024. With its 50 rooms, this hotel will be the starting point for a gradual development, with new room spaces planned in the months following its opening. Guests will have access to a wide range of facilities, including a spa center, a heated indoor swimming pool and several dining options.

Senator Babilonia’s buffet restaurant will offer Senator Hotels’ signature breakfasts, while an à la carte restaurant, pizzeria and chill-out bar will offer varied culinary experiences for hotel residents and external visitors. The opening of Senator Babilonia in Dakhla is an important step in the expansion strategy of Senator Hotels & Resorts. By investing in this specific destination in Morocco, the hotel group recognizes the potential of Dakhla for water sports enthusiasts, including surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing. This strategic decision also reflects an in-depth understanding of the Moroccan hotel market and its recent developments.

On the economic level, the arrival of Senator Babilonia in Dakhla will have significant implications. The hotel will create employment opportunities for local residents, boosting the local economy. In addition, the increase in hotel supply in Dakhla will attract more national and international tourists, which will contribute to the growth of the tourism sector in Morocco as a whole.

source: .challenge.ma

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