Royal Mansour Casablanca: A New Landmark of Luxury Hospitality
April 25, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
Last week marked a significant milestone in Casablanca's tourism and hospitality landscape with the grand opening of the Royal Mansour Hotel, one of the most anticipated luxury hotels of the year. Casablanca, previously lacking a definitive flagship hotel, now hosts an establishment that sets a new benchmark for luxury—it is undeniably the new number one hotel in the city.
Owned by the King of Morocco, Royal Mansour is not just another addition to the luxury hotel scene but a prestigious image project. The hotel boasts exquisite interiors with custom-made furniture, specially designed uniforms for staff, breathtaking floral arrangements, and a concierge service that opens all doors to Morocco for its guests. Such meticulous attention to detail ensures that any stay in Casablanca, whether a destination or a stopover, is transformed into an exceptional experience.
Royal Mansour's reputation for luxury was first established with its Marrakech counterpart, which opened in 2010. Celebrated for its extraordinary craftsmanship by Moroccan artisans, the Marrakech hotel is regarded as a living museum of decorative arts, setting high expectations for any expansions of the brand.
The new Royal Mansour in Casablanca is actually a revival of the very first hotel opened under this brand back in 1952, which stood modestly in the same location. Today, the newly opened establishment joins its Marrakech sister as a proud member of an expanding network that is likely to include more such luxurious landmarks.
Moreover, the opening of Royal Mansour is expected to redefine the map of Moroccan tourism. Situated across from the renowned art deco quarter of Casablanca, the hotel is set to become a prime attraction, drawing tourists not just to its opulent rooms and services but also to explore the cultural richness of its surroundings. With such a significant enhancement to its hospitality offerings, Casablanca is poised to become a targeted destination for travelers seeking luxury and history intertwined in one city.
