A Night at Rabat’s Waldorf Astoria Costs €859 — Breakfast Is Another €41
A 54 m² room overlooking the Bouregreg, a view of Rabat and a non-refundable booking. A price check dated October 26 shows what a November night costs at the Waldorf Astoria, housed in the Mohammed VI Tower.
€859 for two people, including taxes. That is the listed rate for the night of November 17–18, 2026, in a Deluxe King room with a king-size bed. Breakfast costs an additional €41. If you cancel, the booking is non-refundable.
The price was checked on Monday, October 26, by La Revue des Hôtels. The room overlooks the Bouregreg and the city. To get there, head to Salé: the Waldorf Astoria occupies floors 29 to 46 of the 250-meter-high Mohammed VI Tower, directly across from Rabat.
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Across those 18 floors, the hotel has just 55 rooms and suites. The largest have three bedrooms, and every guest has a personal concierge. The brand’s first property in Morocco, the hotel officially opened on May 5, 2026, according to Hilton.
A 1,200-dirham dinner and a spa overlooking Rabat
On the 33rd floor, a meal at Alain Ducasse costs between 900 and 1,200 dirhams per person, excluding drinks. The Brasserie Magnolia, led by Lahcen Hafid, offers a different price range: 400 to 600 dirhams, according to the Gault&Millau guide.
The spa, located on the 31st and 32nd floors, includes a hammam, six treatment rooms, a sauna, an ice room and an indoor pool. An infinity pool faces the Atlantic. The spaces, designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, feature nearly 7,000 works and objects of art.
The hotel also has nearly 1,300 m² of space for weddings and business events, including a large ballroom and three meeting rooms. On the 30th floor, the Peacock Alley lounge serves tea and cocktails beneath a clock inspired by a planetarium.
