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Radisson Residences Taghazout Bay introduces contemporary coastal living in Morocco’s surf capital
Perched on the scenic hills of Taghazout Bay, Radisson Residences Taghazout Bay has officially opened, bringing a new style of contemporary serviced living to Morocco’s renowned surf capital. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the property offers 208 modern serviced apartments designed for travellers seeking space, flexibility and resort-style amenities. With its hillside setting close to the beach, golf and local attractions, the Residences are positioned as a base for extended stays, families and groups. The opening further strengthens Radisson Hotel Group’s presence in one of North Africa’s fastest-growing coastal destinations.
The new Radisson Residences Taghazout Bay is strategically located on a slope above the shoreline, only a short distance from the world-class Tazegzout Golf course and a brief shuttle ride from the beach. Taghazout Village, known for its laid-back surf culture and coastal cafés, is around ten minutes away by car. Guests are surrounded by golden beaches, relaxed hangouts and striking natural landscapes, creating an environment where it is easy to disconnect and embrace seaside living. This positioning supports both leisure-focused stays and trips that combine golf, surf and local exploration.
Accommodation is spread across 208 serviced apartments configured with two or three bedrooms, making them ideal for families and groups. Each unit features a fully equipped kitchen, generous living areas and a private terrace or balcony, delivering the independence and comfort of a residential stay. The design draws on Radisson’s Scandinavian-inspired approach to hospitality, with a focus on calm, simple interiors that are functional yet welcoming. Guests can choose unhurried mornings on their terrace or days filled with beach time, surfing and excursions, with the Residences designed to match the easy rhythm of the coast.
Architecturally, the property is composed of twelve low-rise buildings in soft beige tones that blend with the surrounding terrain. Landscaping incorporates drought-resistant greenery and native argan trees, underlining a sensitivity to the local environment. Inside, minimalist lines, earthy textures and muted colours reflect the surf, sand and shoreline of Taghazout Bay. This connection to nature is carried through the outdoor spaces, where open views and natural light are central to the overall experience of the Residences.
Leisure facilities have been created to cater to different moods and energy levels. Two outdoor pools form the heart of the social life on property: a central pool that acts as a lively gathering spot and a larger ocean-facing pool that looks out across the Atlantic. A newly built padel court adds a dynamic sporting option for guests wanting to stay active. Beyond the hotel, visitors can discover local highlights including the Targant Museum, the skatepark in Taghazout, and the bustling Souk El Had, roughly twenty minutes away. For more adventurous outings, sandboarding on the Timlalin Dunes, tasting fresh fish in the port of Imi Ouaddar, or searching out new surf breaks along the coastline are among the experiences available.
The Residences are also closely linked with Radisson Blu Resort Taghazout Bay Surf Village, allowing guests to enjoy residence-style independence alongside the amenities and services of a neighbouring full-service resort. Under the leadership of Jean-Baptiste Bohler, Cluster General Manager of Radisson Residences Taghazout Bay and Radisson Blu Resort, Taghazout Bay Surf Village, the focus is on balancing flexibility with hotel comforts in a dramatic coastal setting. For Radisson Hotel Group, as highlighted by Tim Cordon, COO for the Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia Pacific, the opening is part of a broader strategy to grow in high-potential leisure markets, offering places where guests can slow down, reconnect and create meaningful moments.
By adding Radisson Residences Taghazout Bay to its portfolio, Radisson Hotel Group reinforces its commitment to Morocco and to evolving guest expectations around space, autonomy and lifestyle-oriented stays. The property’s concept emphasises coastal living, open-air freedom and the enjoyment of the present moment, all framed by Taghazout’s surf culture and landscapes. It represents a new way to stay on this stretch of the Atlantic coast, uniting serviced apartment convenience with resort atmosphere in one of the country’s most distinctive seaside destinations.
Source: Radisson Hotel Group
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