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Royal Mansour Marrakech Ranks 13th Globally and Wins Best Hotel in Africa at The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025

Royal Mansour Marrakech earns triple recognition at The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025, securing 13th place globally, Best Hotel in Africa, and the Highest Climber Award.

Dubai, UAE: Royal Mansour Marrakech has achieved outstanding global recognition. It has been named 13th in the prestigious global ranking of The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025. In addition to its remarkable global position, the hotel received two major distinctions: it was voted Best Hotel in Africa and earned the Highest Climber Award, significantly rising from 38th place in 2024 to 13th this year.

A Palatial Oasis of Artistry and Wellness

The palatial oasis of Royal Mansour Marrakech is a living tribute to Morocco’s architectural and artistic heritage, crafted by 1,500 artisans. Just steps from the Medina, the property unfolds through lush gardens, serene courtyards, and private riads along rose-hued pathways.

The resort’s 2,500 sqm spa, crowned by a luminous white atrium, embdies ultimate wellbeing. Gastronomy takes centre stage with an array of acclaimed dining venues: La Grande Table Marocaine and La Grande Brasserie by Hélène Darroze; Sesamo by Massimiliano Alajmo; Le Jardin, where Executive Chef Jérôme Videau celebrates a fusion of Mediterranean and Asian flavours beneath the palms.

Royal Mansour Marrakech earns triple recognition at The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025, securing 13th place globally, Best Hotel in Africa, and the Highest Climber Award.

Vision and Dedication Acknowledged

Jean-Claude Messant, Managing Director of Royal Mansour Collection, shared his immense pride. “It’s a true honour and great source of pride for Royal Mansour Marrakech and all its teams,” he commented.

He continued, “This recognition in the 2025 edition of The World’s 50 Best Hotels, together with the awards for Best Hotel in Africa and Highest Climber, stands as a meaningful acknowledgment of our brand’s vision and values. This reflects the unwavering dedication of my team, who ensure that Royal Mansour remains at the forefront of hospitality, from gastronomy and wellness to design.”

Emma Sleight, Head of Content for The World’s 50 Best Hotels, congratulated the winners. “It’s an honour to gather so many leading voices… and to celebrate the very best. We hope 2025’s list sparks inspiration for travellers as they plan their next trip,” she stated.

The World 50 Best Hotels’ voting panel comprises a balanced mix of 800 hoteliers, travel journalists, educators and travellers.

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