Royal Mansour Marrakech
Arset El Bilk, Medina, Marrakesh
“Palatial riad cloister”
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Subterranean tunnels allow butlers to move unseen, delivering discreet service across five hectares of private courtyards and manicured gardens.
“Palatial riad cloister”
Invisible subterranean service tunnels deliver dedicated butler hospitality to fifty-three multi-level private riads.
Intricate zellij tilework, hand-carved cedarwood, and a white wrought-iron lace atrium by master artisans.
Three marble hammams, private spa suites, and a heated pool inside a glass orangery conservatory.
Inside the historic medina walls, a five-minute stroll from Jemaa el-Fna and Koutoubia Mosque.
Rooms
Multi-level riads feature central courtyards, hand-carved cedarwood, and private rooftop plunge pools looking out toward the Atlas Mountains.
Wellness
A soaring white wrought-iron lace atrium leads to authentic marble hammams and a heated pool enclosed in a glass orangery.
Backstory
King Mohammed VI commissioned the estate in 2010 to serve as a living showcase of master Moroccan craftsmanship and decorative art.
Eat & drink
Hélène Darroze oversees royal Moroccan dining at La Grande Table Marocaine, while Sesamo serves Venetian pastas beneath ornate chandeliers.
The neighborhood
Tucked just inside the historic medina walls, the property sits a five-minute walk from Jemaa el-Fna and the Koutoubia Mosque.
“Founded by King Mohammed VI, this private, palatial resort took 1,200 master craftsmen over three years to construct.”
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