Hospitality Design: Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca in Morocco

In collaboration with London-based GA Design, UK studio Foster + Partners has completed a new Hospitality Design Project, Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca in Morocco.

Located in the city’s Anfa neighborhood, a luxury property, the place takes inspiration from its oceanside location, with a water-facing lobby and restaurant, and balconies in the majority of the 186 rooms. The hotel’s porte-cochère sits beneath a glowing canopy—comprised of 1,225 gold-hued fiberglass pots, which were inspired by traditional Moroccan terracotta pottery—that complements the area’s black marble floor.

A breath of fresh air on the oceanfront of Morocco’s largest city, Four Seasons Casablanca offers a sleek resort-inspired escape – just 10 minutes from the city centre and business district.

Four Seasons have the Best Hotels in the World and this one isn’t exception. The luxurious rooms, offers a splendid view of the ocean, neutral colors that easily match the modern design furniture.

Bleu, a contemporary French brasserie, features an elliptical open kitchen, wave-like floor-to-ceiling windows, and an outdoor terrace. Conceived by San Francisco-based EDG design, interiors boast white marble flooring, wood columns, and brown leather banquettes.

Other F&B options include Bleu Bar, which is adjacent to its namesake restaurant; the Mint lobby lounge, and Latitude 33, a poolside restaurant and lounge also designed by EDG Design that will open next spring.

Additional amenities include a 1,604-square-foot resort-style pool with five private cabanas, and more than 12,400 square feet of event space that includes the 580-square-foot Atlantic ballroom—illuminated by crystal chandeliers and bronze lanterns—along with seven additional function rooms accessible from the lobby.

The five-star hotel guides you to all the best options for things to do in Casablanca, Morocco, including visiting one of the world’s largest mosques, colourful traditional markets, medinas and art deco tourist attractions.

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