Abstract
The study examines the state of the hotels in Morocco and covers the problem of preserving the national traditional style in the interior and exterior decoration of hotel buildings. The relevance of developing the basic principles of architectural and planning organisation and the three-dimensional composition of hotel and tourist complexes in the hot climate of Morocco was substantiated. The purpose of the study is to determine the main trends in the development of national traditions in the construction of hotels in Morocco over the next 20-30 years. During the research, general scientific and special methods were used: analysis, comparison, comparison, and generalisation. It was determined that in the current conditions of rapid development of tourism in Morocco, new hotel complexes are designed and built mainly spontaneously. In order for such buildings to be created as systems of spatially connected architectural ensembles, it is necessary to develop and comply with the basic principles of functionality, sustainability, and aesthetics – this will preserve the originality of Moroccan architecture in the new complexes and establish the national flair as the main architectural feature of hotels in the Arab world. The use of traditional materials such as natural stone and clay for the exterior structures of buildings will not only protect against the hot climate of Africa but also preserve the authentic architectural form. The study complements the general state of hotel development and clarifies the current state of modern multifunctional hotels in Morocco. The practical value of this study lies in the fact that recommendations for preserving the materials, national traditions, and architectural techniques typical for this area will allow new buildings to fit harmoniously into the environment and optimally adapt them to natural and climatic conditions
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