Royal Mansour Collection

Royal Mansour Collection: Luxury Hotels in Morocco

Royal Mansour Collection brings together three luxury properties in Morocco: Royal Mansour Marrakech, Royal Mansour Casablanca, and Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay. The collection describes its approach as a philosophy and state of mind that elevates the hotel experience in Morocco, with each property conceived as a singular place rooted in its destination.

Royal Mansour Marrakech: A Medina as a Setting

In Marrakech, the hotel is distinguished by its traditional medina concept. It has 53 private riads across three floors, each individually decorated and accommodating one to four bedrooms, along with rooftops overlooking the Atlas Mountains. Four Signature dining venues serve Moroccan, Italian, French, and Asian cuisine, each created by a leading chef.

The garden and pool, designed by landscape architect Louis Vallejo, form a green space inspired by Morocco. The 2,500-square-meter spa spans three levels and includes a hammam, a wide range of treatments, a heated pool, and a white atrium.

Royal Mansour Casablanca: An Icon Renewed

In Casablanca, the hotel occupies a landmark 1950s Art Moderne building in the Art Deco district of Sidi Belyout. Following its transformation, it retains its historic character and offers deluxe rooms, duplex apartments, and Prestige suites with contemporary décor, fine materials, and designer furnishings. The property also has dining options, a wellness area, and panoramic views.

Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay: A Mediterranean Resort

The collection’s third hotel is in northern Morocco, on Tamuda Bay between Tetouan and Tangier. This beachfront resort has a private beach and 55 villas and suites, some set in the garden and others by the sea. Amenities include dining created by a leading chef, a spa, and water activities.

Recognition and Dining

Royal Mansour Marrakech ranked No. 26 among the world’s best hotels in The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026 and was named Best Hotel in Africa. In the 2025 edition of The World’s 50 Best Hotels, the same property ranked No. 13, won Best Hotel in Africa, and received the WhistlePig Highest Climber Award. In dining, three restaurants in the collection appeared in La Liste 1000’s 2025 ranking: La Grande Table Marocaine and Sesamo in Marrakech, and La Grande Table Marocaine in Casablanca.

Dining Experience: Sesamo

Sesamo at Royal Mansour Marrakech serves Italian à la carte dinners. Its menu includes antipasti, primi, secondi, and desserts, with dishes such as ravioloni cacio e pepe, linguine made with Moroccan durum wheat, saffron gnocchi, pesto risotto with preserved lemon, seafood tortellini, spaghetti with bottarga, octopus alla luciana, roasted sea bass, lobster, beef tartare with caviar, and Milanese veal cutlet. Desserts include basil-and-tomato ice cream spaghetti, cumin banana split from Alnif, gianduja with clove, and almond sorbet with olive oil and salt. Dinner is served daily from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Menus of two, three, or four courses cost 950, 1,250, and 1,550 MAD per person, respectively.

Other Services and Collection Information

The collection offers butler and housekeeper services, as well as the Royal Mansour Academy. The collection’s address is Rue Abou El Abbas Sebti, 40000 Marrakech, Morocco.