A stronger pricing position
For comparable properties, an additional star can support a higher average room rate and attract guests with greater spending power.
New Law 80-14 and Joint Order 985-24 redefine the rating rules for tourist properties in Morocco. Compliance audit, action plan and support through to the official rating for hotels, riads, guesthouses, residences, campsites and bivouacs.
Why act now
A rating is no longer a trophy. It is a measurable commercial lever and, from now on, a legal requirement with a deadline.
For comparable properties, an additional star can support a higher average room rate and attract guests with greater spending power.
Many travellers filter accommodation by star rating. Without an official rating, your property may not appear in those searches.
Order 985-24 provides a 24-month period to meet the new requirements. The longer you wait, the more properties will be seeking support at the same time.
Legal framework
Joint Order 985-24, published in Official Gazette no. 7407 on 27 May 2025, defines three standards families and a points system that determines the number of stars awarded.
Common requirements covering accessibility, safety, dimensions and ceiling heights.
Furniture, bedding, bathrooms, lighting, equipment and technology.
Reception, languages, cleanliness, service, dining, housekeeping and responsiveness.
Law 80-14 relating to tourist establishments and other forms of tourist accommodation.
Joint Order No. 985-24 (Official Gazette No. 7407 of 27 May 2025), setting out accommodation classification standards.
Decree No. 2-23-441 (13 July 2023), implementing Law 80-14.
Core service
Our team visits your property and assesses it against the three standards families. You leave with a detailed report and a prioritised action plan.
One day of inspection against the three groups of standards: RGC, NEDF and NPQS.
Delivered within seven days, with a breakdown of compliant areas, gaps and estimated investments.
We review the report together and agree on a prioritised action plan.
Deliverables
Practical documents you can use immediately to begin your compliance work.
Audit and assessment fees
All prices are net, with no hidden fees.
| Property size | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 to 5 rooms | 2 500 DH |
| 6 to 10 rooms | 3 500 DH |
| 11 to 20 rooms | 5 000 DH |
| 21 to 50 rooms | 6 500 DH |
| 51 rooms or more | 8 000 DH |
Full audit in one day · report delivered within seven days · follow-up call included.
Go further
Four services designed to support you after the audit, through to the official rating.
Mystery guest assessment
The new rating system relies on mystery visits carried out by professional assessors as part of the initial rating and re-rating process. This visit carries significant weight in the final decision.
An independent assessor stays at your property as an ordinary guest, without identifying themselves, and evaluates the experience against the service quality standards (NPQS). The report is sent directly to the rating committee.
General terms specific to Be-Stars audit and rating services.
Frequently asked questions
After the deadline, an official rating and access to certain booking channels may no longer be guaranteed. An audit helps you prepare in advance.
The audit takes one day, and the report is delivered within seven days. The time needed to meet the requirements then depends on the gaps identified.
RGC covers construction, NEDF covers equipment and decor, and NPQS covers service quality. All three groups contribute to the final rating.
Yes. The classification covers hotels, riads, guesthouses, residences, campsites and bivouacs.
The gap report identifies what remains to be done. Our optional services can help you address those gaps.
No. The audit takes place while your property is operating and does not disrupt your guests’ stay.
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