Hotel Royal Mansour, Marrakech
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“At the Royal Mansour Marrakech, located inside the medina, the draw is privacy—its beautifully tiled riads have their own pools dotting lush gardens that are made for afternoon strolls. It’s a swoon-worthy showpiece of Moroccan decorative art.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2020 Gold List.
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
Royal Mansour Marrakech is located just a few steps away from the center of Marrakech. It’s not a stretch when it comes to the word “Royal” in the name of this hotel. It lives up to its expectations and gives you a taste of the Royal lifestyle.
The hotel is just 15mins away from the airport and the neighborhood where it’s built around is phenomenal, a couple of steps from the focal point of Marrakech. The building is spectacular in size and the structures are done to an exceptionally exclusive standard. High-quality workmanship has been used to clinch the supreme look and feel.
The 4 onsite restaurants offer lavish food and a variety of cuisines. Alongside, there are 3 swimming pools, tea/coffee makers in every room, spa, and wellness center are accessible and free wifi is among the few things which the grand hotel has to offer.
A traditional Moroccan Riad is built to engrave the unique concept. It takes the experience of ‘living in a hotel’ to cloud nine. The Riad has 3 floors consisting of a private living room plus a powder room on one floor. The room plus bathroom is separate and finally your private terrace with a heated pool.
Location
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