Royal Mansour Marrakech

This place is magical. I would even go so far as to say it’s the most elegant and stunning hotel I’ve ever experienced. The craftsmanship of the riads is absolutely incredible. We could not believe how blessed we felt to be staying in such unexpected luxury. The beds were clouds of comfort. The living space was sprawling and creative and magnificent. But above all was the service. Everyone at the hotel was friendly, warm and helpful. Most outstanding of all was our lovely butler Sakina. Sakina was the epitome of elegant, effortless hospitality. She was exceedingly kind and eager to assist. She went out of her way to ensure every detail of our stay was impeccable. She is a master of her craft. I wanted to cry when we left I was so happy and sad at the same time and I’m certain it was our time with Sakita that tipped our experience into excellence. Thank you Sakina and the Royal Mansour!

We have travelled to some amazing places around the world and this is one of the finest. From the plane door opening, including Said our personal butler to opening a bar /restaurant just for a drink, this place is second to none. The food was fabulous including a stunning dinner celebrating Atour.

Staying at Royal Mansour Marrakesh is not just an experience—it’s a journey into a dream. Calling it a “hotel” doesn’t do it justice. Here, you don’t simply stay in a room; you live in your own palace. The riads—not suites, not villas, but full private residences—transport you into a world of opulence, with your own courtyard, lavish living spaces, relaxation areas, and an absolutely breathtaking bedroom. Every single detail is a work of art, making it impossible not to admire the craftsmanship in every corner. In truth, the entire hotel is a masterpiece, a living museum of Moroccan grandeur. And it doesn’t stop there—your riad even includes a private rooftop terrace with a lounge area, a fireplace, and your own personal pool, offering a secluded sanctuary under the Marrakesh sky. Inside, there’s also a fireplace in the living room, adding even more warmth and charm to this already magical space. The service? Beyond perfection. Every staff member we encountered was not only highly professional but also incredibly warm, discreet, and attentive. They made us feel like royalty without ever being intrusive. Breakfasts were an experience in themselves—served à la carte in an exquisite setting, where we indulged in traditional Moroccan delicacies. Every meal felt like a ritual of elegance. And then there’s the concierge team, which deserves the highest praise. Their level of service is simply on another level. They not only made our stay seamless but also crafted some of the most unforgettable experiences of our lives. One of the highlights was the romantic dinner in the Agafay Desert at Inara Camp, which they arranged for us. From what we understood, Royal Mansour guests receive an exclusive experience at the camp, and we can confirm—it was beyond magical. We were accompanied by the incredible Youssef Souhal, who made the evening feel like a dream. The camp itself is breathtaking, and we are incredibly grateful to the Royal Mansour concierge team for recommending this experience. Next time, we will absolutely arrange a trip to the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert through the hotel, knowing that they will craft something just as unforgettable. Another moment that proved the concierge team’s outstanding efficiency was when we spontaneously decided to go on a guided tour of Marrakesh. Within an hour, they arranged for us to be accompanied by the most incredible guide, Ahmed. He arrived in traditional Moroccan attire, exuding charm and knowledge. His storytelling was mesmerizing, bringing history and culture to life in a way that left us completely captivated. And then, there was a special Royal Mansour privilege that took our breath away—VIP access to Jardin Majorelle. When we arrived, we saw huge lines of visitors waiting to enter. However, for Royal Mansour guests, the concierge provides special tokens, granting access through a separate entrance with no waiting at all. It was surreal—security would immediately recognize the hotel’s guests,