Fire breaks out at Cristiano Ronaldo’s Marrakech hotel
According to Morocco World News, the blaze was described as a “small fire”, but flames were visibly seen inside the building, causing concern among guests and staff.
A fire broke out at the Marrakesh-based hotel owned by Cristiano Ronaldo on 05 April, prompting a swift emergency response. Fortunately, the incident was brought under control quickly, with no injuries reported.
The hotel, part of the Pestana CR7 chain, opened in 2022 as part of the Portuguese footballer's growing business portfolio. According to Morocco World News, the blaze was described as a "small fire", but flames were visibly seen inside the building, causing concern among guests and staff.
Emergency services arrived promptly at the scene and succeeded in containing the fire before it could spread to other areas of the hotel. Staff inside acted swiftly to evacuate all guests and personnel safely, ensuring no one was harmed during the incident.
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All necessary safety protocols were followed, and the situation was managed efficiently. The hotel is reported to have resumed normal operations shortly afterwards.
Cristiano Ronaldo, who is currently playing for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, has not publicly commented on the event. However, the swift response and lack of injuries have been met with relief by both staff and guests.
The Pestana CR7 brand, co-owned by Ronaldo, includes a number of lifestyle hotels across Europe and North Africa, and the Marrakech location has been a popular destination since its launch.
