La Mamounia ranks 75th in The World’s 50 Best Hotels’ 2026 list. The Marrakech palace is the only African establishment included in the 51st-to-100th range unveiled on Monday.
With fifteen establishments distinguished, Morocco shines in the prestigious Forbes Travel Guide 2026. Marrakech confirms its supremacy by winning the majority of the titles, including the two exclusive "Five-Star" distinctions awarded to the Kingdom.
Two Moroccan luxury hotels have just distinguished themselves in an international ranking measuring popularity on social networks. Both located in Marrakech , they confirm the appeal of the ochre city to a connected audience in search of visual experiences.
More and more French Michelin-starred chefs are taking the reins of kitchens in major Moroccan hotels. Hélène Darroze, Jean-François Piège, and Eric Frechon have already set up shop on Moroccan soil.
The Royal Mansour is expanding in Morocco, fourteen years after the opening of the palace in Marrakech. This year, the hotel group of King Mohammed VI has opened its doors in Casablanca and Tamuda Bay, near Tetouan.
New distinction for La Mamounia and the Royal Mansour. These two luxury hotels in Marrakech are featured in the "The World’s 50 Best Hotels" ranking for the year 2024.
The French company Bouygues has started the construction of the Royal Mansour hotel in Rabat, which will be the most luxurious hotel in the Moroccan capital.
Hélène Darroze is the new chef at the Royal Mansour, the property of King Mohammed VI. She replaces Yannick Alléno who has led the kitchens of the prestigious Marrakech hotel for twelve years.
Two Moroccan hotels have just been ranked among the 50 best hotels in the world. They are both located in Marrakech.
Multi-starred Chef Hélène Darroze, who has taken over the management of La Table and La Grande Table marocaine , two of the restaurants at the Royal Mansour Marrakech, owned by King Mohammed VI, has taken on the challenge of working with authenticity, respect and generosity. Even if it means offering a new culinary offer combining her Western know-how with Moroccan authenticity to customers.
The Royal Mansour Marrakech will soon welcome a great Michelin-starred chef in the person of Hélène Darroze, who will take over the management of two of the palace’s restaurants, La Grande Table Marocaine and La Table, from spring 2023.