Mercure Rif Nador and Mercure Koymado Al Hoceima: Two Luxury Hotels Rediscovering the Charm of the Moroccan Mediterranean

Mercure Rif Nador and Mercure Koymado Al Hoceima: Two Luxury Hotels Rediscovering the Charm of the Moroccan Mediterranean

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Mercure Rif Nador and Mercure Koymado Al Hoceima: Two Luxury Hotels Rediscovering the Charm of the Moroccan Mediterranean

Morocco has confidently embarked on diversifying its tourism offerings, focusing on the Mediterranean coast, which is emerging as a preferred destination for lovers of authenticity and pristine nature. Nador and Al Hoceima have emerged as promising stopovers in this new journey, embodying a vision centered on sustainable and elegant tourism, supported by two exceptional hotels under the Mercure brand: Mercure Rif Nador and Mercure Koymado Al Hoceima, both offering a unique experience in the heart of an untouched Mediterranean Morocco.

Along the northern coastline, nestled between the tranquil Marchica Lagoon and the towering Rif mountains, Nador and Al Hoceima pulsate with a unique rhythm reflecting the harmony of nature and culture. These two cities provide a travel experience rooted in tranquility, immersion in the local culture, and a departure from the hustle and bustle of traditional tourist hotspots.

Nador: A City in Awakening

Located between the sea and the mountains, Nador is establishing itself as an emerging tourist destination attracting those seeking an authentic experience. At the heart of this city, the Marchica Lagoon stretches over an area exceeding 100 square kilometers, forming one of Morocco’s most notable environmental treasures. The area boasts a variety of recreational activities, including walks along the corniche, meetings with local fishermen, relaxation on the beaches of Chirana and Boukhanefra, and visits to nearby rural villages.

The "Mercure Rif Nador," situated close to the sea, serves as an ideal starting point for exploring this destination. The hotel features elegant rooms, a traditional Moroccan bath, and the “Pachamama” restaurant, which offers Mediterranean dishes, along with a rich summer program of cultural and recreational activities.

Abderrahim Zaki, the hotel’s general manager, stated: “We aspire to provide a warm and inspiring stay for every visitor, embodying the spirit of Nador through Moroccan hospitality that combines familiarity with an openness to local culture.”

Al Hoceima: A Meeting of Natural Beauty and Serenity

Just kilometers to the west, Al Hoceima stands out as a coastal destination with a distinct character. A city where mountains embrace turquoise waters, it captivates visitors with its clear ambiance and diverse landscapes, from the national park to secret bays, and from coastal villages like Tourriz and Bades to traditional harbors, offering an unforgettable experience.

Nestled in a unique location overlooking Koymado Bay, the “Mercure Koymado Al Hoceima” resort provides accommodation that blends sophistication and simplicity. The hotel features sea-view rooms, swimming pools, wellness facilities, local cuisine restaurants, and starlit evenings.

Abderrazak Mawafaq, the resort’s general manager, shared: “The Mercure Koymado Al Hoceima Resort is more than just a hotel; it is a window into the soul of the city. Every detail is crafted to draw visitors closer to the magic of the region and its cultural depth.”

The Future of Tourism in the Moroccan Mediterranean

As part of the national strategy for sustainable and diverse tourism development, Nador and Al Hoceima stand out as complementary destinations. The Mercure establishments in these cities play a central role in realizing this vision by offering services that meet global standards while remaining connected to local identity.

In this context, Souleiman Khoul, Deputy Director of Operations for Accor Hotels Morocco, noted: “The Mercure brand aims to highlight the richness of the regions it inhabits through authentic hospitality intertwined with the local environment. Nador and Al Hoceima are ideal models for a tourism vision that showcases the Mediterranean aspect of Morocco that has yet to be fully discovered.”

Thus, Nador and Al Hoceima are re-emerging, not only as destinations for tourism and relaxation but as open doors to a renewed Morocco cradled in the Mediterranean.

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