By Ayomide Otitoju
Radisson Hotel Group has announced the opening of Radisson Residences Taghazout Bay, a new serviced apartment property located in the hills of Morocco’s renowned surf destination. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the development features 208 modern apartments, a padel court, two outdoor swimming pools, and a dedicated children’s area.
Strategically positioned near the Tazegzout Golf Course and just a two-minute shuttle ride from the beach, the property offers guests convenient access to the region’s top attractions. Taghazout Village, known for its surf culture, cafés, and coastal scenery, is a short 10-minute drive away.
Tim Cordon, COO for the Middle East, Africa & Southeast Asia Pacific at Radisson Hotel Group, said the launch underscores the company’s focus on expanding in high-growth leisure destinations. “This opening reflects our commitment to properties that give guests space to slow down, find their balance, and enjoy meaningful moments,” he stated.
The residence comprises two- and three-bedroom serviced apartments, each equipped with a kitchen, spacious living area, and private terrace or balcony. Designed in soft beige tones to blend with the natural landscape, the low-rise buildings feature drought-resistant landscaping and minimalist interiors inspired by the area’s surf culture.
Alongside its leisure pools—including an ocean-facing pool with panoramic views—the property offers a newly built padel court for guests seeking recreational activities. Visitors can also explore attractions such as the Targant Museum, Taghazout Skatepark, and Souk El Had, or enjoy sandboarding at the Timlalin Dunes and fresh seafood at the Imi Ouaddar port.
Cluster General Manager Jean-Baptiste Bohler said the property offers “a perfect balance of independence and hospitality,” combining the convenience of a residence with access to amenities at the neighboring Radisson Blu Resort.
The opening strengthens Radisson Hotel Group’s footprint in Morocco and introduces a coastal living experience designed around relaxation, open-air freedom, and connection to the surrounding landscape.
