Hotel La Mamounia, Marrakech
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“The bougainvillea-filled grounds at the grand La Mamounia, inside Marrakech’s medina, are as lovely as those of its neighbors, though Jacques Garcia’s sultry, layered interiors are the real star.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2020 Gold List.
“With about 20 acres filled with orange trees, rose bushes, cacti, palms and olive trees, La Mamounia is surrounded by beauty. But it doesn’t just end on the hotel’s verdant gardens, which used to be owned by Prince Mamoun in the 18th century.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Great amenities
- Excellent bar
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
The highly traditional La Mamounia offers the visitors an exquisite and prime stay. It tends to deliver the best Moroccan aura to anybody who wishes to visit the place for a stay. La Mamounia is located at an ideal location in the heart of the bustling city of Marrakech.
It offers a tremendously beautiful experience. The hotel is designed by the world’s best architectures that combined the traditional Moroccan style with a luxurious high tech world. Maintaining a balance between the two, one can find the hotel to be well equipped with all the modern-day amenities, including a television set featuring international channels, luxurious bathroom amenities. The bedroom style is unique, elegant and it supports the dark and traditional anguishing Moroccan style architect.
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the public areas of the hotel. It includes a large indoor pool as well as an outdoor pool. La Mamounia has a huge garden which features. It has four different restaurants offering the best cuisines from a wide variety. One can find French, Italian and traditional cuisines along with more dishes to go for. The wine collection it offers is splendid. The services offered tend to give the best experiences.
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