Discreetly hidden within the fabled walls of the Medina, the hotel was originally commissioned by Moroccan royalty and built by the country’s finest artisans to create a place that exudes charm and grandeur, with no detail spared.

Spread across an estate of five hectares, the grounds are intricately woven with gardens, fountains and walkways that frame the fifty-three uniquely designed riads, all multi-storey and curated to feel more like private homes, with North African charm dotted throughout.

Set over three floors, the riads range in size from one- to four-bedroom accommodations, most of which feature private plunge pools, spacious living areas, hammams and sun-drenched rooftop terraces.

The décor feels deeply artisanal and is imbued with the Moroccan heritage synonymous with the Red City, a theme that runs throughout the hotel.

Wellness at Royal Mansour is centred on its expansive spa, which reflects the hotel’s design and spans three floors of serene escapism, including spaces dedicated to yoga and Pilates, treatment suites, hammams and a heated indoor pool.

Dining is a focal point of the property, which features four distinct restaurants serving Moroccan, French, Italian and Asian cuisine in a variety of settings across the hotel’s grounds. Royal Mansour’s signature restaurant, La Grande Table Marocaine, is a must-visit, offering a fine-dining take on traditional Moroccan flavours.