EuroSys 2027
European Conference on Computer Systems
Rabat, Morocco
April 19—23, 2027
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Attend

EuroSys 2027 takes place at the conference centre on the UM6P campus in Rabat, from April 19 to 23, 2027. This page collects the practical information for attendees. Our local organisation team has also put together an illustrated guide to the city:

Download “Your Guide to Rabat” (PDF, 5 MB)

Accommodation

A selection of hotels and guesthouses across Rabat, from on-campus rooms to the Medina and the seafront. Prices are indicative rates per night collected by the local organisation team in September 2026; they are not negotiated conference rates, and they will move with the season. Booking early is advisable.

Hotel Category Area Per night
UM6P Campus Hotel
On-campus rooms within walking distance of the venue, with access to campus facilities including a gym and a swimming pool.
On campus UM6P campus, next to the conference centre $85 to 150
Ibis Rabat Agdal
170 contemporary rooms next to the train station, with easy access to the city centre.
3 stars Agdal, next to Rabat Agdal station $70 to 90
Hotel Oudayas
Traditional Moroccan character, steps from the Kasbah of the Oudayas.
3 stars Medina $80 to 110
AZ Hotel Rabat Centre
Modern rooms and a restaurant in the heart of Rabat.
3 stars City centre $80 to 110
Onomo Rabat Terminus
Rooftop terrace with panoramic views, restaurant, fitness and meeting rooms.
4 stars Next to Rabat Ville station $90 to 120
Le Diwan
Close to the Royal Palace and the main cultural sites, with a spa and meeting facilities.
4 stars Hassan $150 to 220
Dar LalZohra
Traditional guesthouse with Moroccan cuisine and a spa, close to the Oudayas and the beach.
Guesthouse Medina $90 to 170
Riad Golden
Traditional riad with an indoor pool and a terrace, walking distance from the Oudayas.
Riad Medina $80 to 150
Riad Zyo
Outdoor pool, hammam and a rooftop terrace.
Riad Medina $130 to 180
Euphoriad
Set in the former residence of the Pasha of Rabat, with a rooftop terrace, pool and hammam.
Luxury riad Medina $200 to 300
Sofitel Jardin des Roses
Set within large gardens, with fine dining, swimming pools and a spa.
5 stars Souissi $250 to 350
Marriott
Several restaurants, a spa, an outdoor pool and conference facilities.
5 stars Agdal, next to Arribat Center $250 to 350
The View
Panoramic views over Rabat, spa and indoor pool.
5 stars Hay Riad $250 to 350
Fairmont La Marina Rabat-Sale
Overlooking the river and the historic landmarks, with a spa and a rooftop pool.
5 stars Bouregreg marina $250 to 400
Four Seasons Kasr Al Bahr
A restored 18th-century royal palace facing the Atlantic, with three swimming pools.
5 stars Oceanfront $350 to 500

Getting to Rabat

Rabat is reachable through several of Morocco's international airports:

  • Rabat-Sale Airport is the closest and most convenient, with bus and taxi connections into the city.
  • Casablanca Mohammed V Airport is Morocco's main hub, with the widest choice of international connections and a direct train to Rabat.
  • Tangier Ibn Battuta Airport connects to Rabat by the Al Boraq high-speed train.
  • Marrakech Menara Airport is another international gateway, with train connections to Rabat.

From Rabat-Sale Airport into the city

  • Airport bus: runs every 15 minutes to central Rabat, 25 MAD per passenger, card payment accepted.
  • Official taxis: available outside the terminal, with a transport kiosk in the public hall to arrange the journey. Around 150 MAD to central Rabat during the day and 200 MAD at night.
  • inDrive: widely used in Rabat and convenient for going straight to your hotel or to the venue.

Getting around Rabat

  • Blue taxis are for short trips inside the city. They are metered, with a minimum fare of 7 MAD, and can be hailed on the street.
  • White taxis connect Rabat with Sale, Temara and Skhirat. They are generally shared, and fares run from 5 to 15 MAD depending on the destination.
  • The Rabat-Sale tramway serves Agdal, Hassan, the city centre, the Medina and Sale. A ticket costs 7 MAD and can also be bought through the Tram Mobile app.
  • Ride-hailing apps (inDrive, Yango, Uber) operate across Rabat. Payment is in cash.

Exploring Rabat

Rabat is a UNESCO World Heritage city and compact enough to see on foot between sessions. The guide above covers these in more detail:

  • Hassan Tower and the Mohammed V Mausoleum
  • The Kasbah of the Oudayas and the Andalusian Garden
  • The Chellah archaeological site
  • The old Medina
  • The Bouregreg marina
  • Rabat beach, a popular surf spot

Visa

Visa requirements for Morocco depend on your nationality. Detailed guidance will be published here. If you need a letter of invitation in support of a visa application, please write to organizers-2027@eurosys.org and allow as much time as possible before travelling.

Registration

Registration is not open yet. Rates and the registration page will be announced here.