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The Royal Mansour Marrakech is a one-of-a-kind revival of a traditional medina surrounded by gardens and dotted with terracotta-colored alleys and squares. A city within a city, with 53 exceptional private riads, well hidden behind mysterious studded doors. No rooms, no floors, no corridors, but a marvelous six-hectare private estate, nestled against the ancient ramparts of the old city, close to its beating heart, the famous Jemaa El Fna square.
The Arabo-Andalusian tradition views the garden as an open-air work of art, a paradise of peace and serenity. With this mindset, the Spanish landscape designer Luis Vallejo has imagined and designed the Royal Mansour Marrakech’s gardens. In 2016, after an extension project, the hotel opened up to a large landscaped area; Le Jardin offers a 600 square meters pool surrounded by seven private pavilions and an outdoor restaurant. Extensively enlarged in 2021, the new spaces include an herb and vegetable garden as well as a private dining experience elevated above the trees. The property has also designated a new artist’s studio, Atelier d’Artiste, housed in a glass-paneled greenhouse, to host Art Therapy sessions, enhancing the property’s 360-degree approach to wellbeing.
Royal Mansour Marrakech
RUE ABOU ABBAS EL SEBTI
Marrakech, Morocco
40000
Nearest Airport: RAK
This may just be the best hotel in the world. The room space and design is truly unparalleled. Every restaurant is life changing and the relaxed bar is the perfect place to unwind. The spa is lovely too and getting lost in the gardens is simply a treat at every corner.
Andrew P
Delivers an experience that feels completely unique. Staying in a private riad offered an incredible sense of privacy, with exquisite Moroccan craftsmanship at every turn and service that was warm, intuitive, and flawlessly executed. The dining was a highlight throughout my stay. Breakfast featured an exceptional selection of Moroccan specialties alongside fresh pastries, seasonal fruit, made-to-order egg dishes, and fresh juices. Dinner at La Grande Table Marocaine was unforgettable. The seafood pastilla was beautifully balanced, the slow-cooked lamb tagine with artichokes and peas was outstanding, and the traditional Friday couscous is worth planning your stay around. Portions are generous, the wine pairings are thoughtfully curated, and the cocktail bar is the perfect place to begin or end the evening. The spa is every bit as spectacular as the photos, with its serene white atrium, exceptional traditional hammam, beautiful indoor pool, and tranquil relaxation areas. I also appreciated the modern fitness center, which is spacious, well-equipped, and ideal for maintaining a workout routine. Every detail, from the accommodations to the dining and wellness experiences, felt meticulously considered. It's one of those rare hotels that fully lives up to its reputation. It's one of the most breathtakingly beautiful hotels i have ever been blessed to stay at.
SaltyForbes - Austin, Texas
Central Marrakech, but an oasis amongst the hubub. A short walk to the souk and square and so peaceful. No noise whatsoever from the streets and town. Absolute luxury and amazing attention to detail. Every room is a riyad of its own - we had 3 floors (living room, bedroom and roof terrace with plunge pool). Amazing decor! Amazing fresh seafood at Le Jardin terrace restaurant where we ate both evenings. A BIG lavish treat, but worth it. Not cheap, but you can see why - it's head and shoulders above anything else in Marrakech.
Greg_7Oaks - Sevenoaks, United Kingdom
This property was a delight from the moment we arrived to when we departed ! It was a dream!
ela l
Amazing experience, thanks a lot to Mr Kamal for exceptional hospitality 👌☺️🇲🇦highly recommended 🌴
Sha E
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