Best Business Hotels In Morocco

Morocco is on it’s way to becoming a stable business hub of North Africa. More and more US businesses are considering investing in the nation, which means more business travel. In 2011 trade with the United States consisted of $3 billion worth of imports and exports of $800 million; Morocco produces autos, aerospace components, textiles and generic drugs, but is also investing in solar energy, for which it has an abundant supply of sunlight, with an eye toward reselling it to Europe. Its geography is an asset for businesses looking for a doorway to the African continent as well as a low-cost manufacturing base with close proximity to Europe.

With all this foreign direct investment, and as the political situation in the region convalesces, business travel to Morocco is on the rise. Here are some of our choices for best business hotels in Morocco based on: business centres, proximity to local commerce, political centres, access to main attractions and entertainment.

Mazagan Beach Resort, El Jadida, Atlantic Coast – This resort is facility-rich with an expansive private beach and sweeping views of the ocean from your rooms. A luxuriant spa on the premises lets you unwind after a long day of taking over the world. The style and ambience is smart and stylish with a contemporary design; also family-friendly if you want to make a vacation out of it. Rooms start at USD 235 per night.

Palais Amani, Fez – The centerpiece of this property is the glorious hammam, surrounded by a sleek and serene palace in the heart of Fez’s bustling Medina. Opulent and elegant with one of the best business centres in the city. Ruling overlords and James Bond wannabe’s take note. Rooms from USD 245 per night.

Dar Sabra, Palmeraie, Marrakech – Although it’s a design hotel with a considerable wow factor, Dar Sabra has some of the best business facilities in the area. Definitely avant-garde and uber-chic, business travellers will enjoy mingling the glamorous, pretty, and important looking clientele. Good place to drum up some business with the local and the global hip and happening huns of the modern world. A steal at USD 183  per night.