HOTELS La Mamounia Marrakech - Luxurious Moroccan Palace

La Mamounia Marrakech - Luxurious Moroccan Palace

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The La Mamounia Marrakech is truly a luxurious hotel that has aged remarkably, even 90 years after its creation. The La Mamounia Park is covered in greenery and gives you 20 acres of garden backdrop with fruit trees, flowers, and even olive trees. Meanwhile, the in-house luxuries have won multiple awards from worldwide organizations for its spa and well center, with a massive indoor pool and a beauty salon.

Four restaurants are on-site and five bars, a wine cellar, and a room service option. One of the more unique aspects of the hotel is its love of art, and there are both permanent and temporary exhibits on hand, celebrating photography as well as sculptures and paintings. The architecture alone is worth coming for, with its exotic mix of Arab-Moorish style, but the rooms are a treasure in their own right.

There are tiers of luxury, but even the standard rooms have king-sized beds, baths, showers, terraces/balconies. Meanwhile, signature rooms like the Churchill Room feature elegant décor, art, and luxuries inspired by Winston Churchill. The Riad rooms put you in the midst of the garden for a tickling of the senses. This is truly one of Morocco’s greatest single attractions anywhere, in addition to being quality accommodation.

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La Mamounia garden
La Mamounia entrance
La Mamounia hotel patio
La Mamounia hotel lobby
La Mamounia interior
Italian Bar

Italian Bar

Churchill Bar

Churchill Bar

Al Mamoun Suite

Al Mamoun Suite

La Mamounia suite
Baldaquin Suite

Baldaquin Suite

Majorelle Suite

Majorelle Suite

La Mamounia spa
La Mamounia indoor pool
Riad pool
Moroccan Restaurant terrace
La Mamounia outdoor pool
Swimming pool
La Mamounia pool aerial view

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Avenue Prince Moulay Rachid, Marrakech, Morocco


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