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Royal Mansour Casablanca

Casablanca, Morocco

Royal Mansour Casablanca

At the Royal Mansour Casablanca, guests arrive via the staircase and glass walkway of a 1953 building. In the lobby, an aerial map by Charles Kalpakian makes you feel like you're floating above the city, and the spaces are pure 1950s brutalism by Émile Duhon, who pioneered African brutalism; if you're into that, then you're in for a treat. Later, the Clefs d'Or will walk you through the backstreets and Habous markets, maybe grab a couscous at Antic Palais. Then it's back to the double panoramic lift, straight up to the 23rd floor for dinner, where you can choose from brasserie, Moroccan, or sushi. Pause on the patio before heading down, and three floors below that, there's a barber's in marble, wood, brass, black and white, lit up by the light from the port.

Accommodations

What we like

The panorama

You could almost touch the sky above the White City from the glittering Royal Suite.

The flavour

At the Grande Table Marocaine, choose a Traditional Fassi Harira with dates, chebakia, and quail egg.

The adventure

Discover the beauty of the Oualidia lagoon, looking out over the Atlantic.

Location

Address

27, Avenue des FAR

20250 Casablanca, Morocco

Airport

Half an hour from Mohammed V International Airport by private transfer.

Art Deco centre

On the Avenue des FAR, between the façades of the Petit Paris and the medina.

At a glance

Public areas: free

In room: free