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Amongst the storied streets of Casablanca, a city famed for its cinematic history and vibrant cultural tapestry, the Royal Mansour Casablanca has re-emerged as a beacon of luxury and historical charm. This iconic address, reborn in April 2024, beckons visitors with its seamless blend of modern opulence and timeless elegance. Situated near the bustling Old Medina and the Art Deco district, the Royal Mansour Casablanca offers a place to stay and an experience deeply rooted in the spirit of the White City.
A Tribute to Casablanca’s Golden Age: Royal Mansour Casablanca
Stepping into the Royal Mansour Casablanca is like stepping back into the 1950s, an era of sophistication and artistic flair. The hotel’s recent transformation honours its storied past while infusing it with contemporary comforts. As you enter the lobby, the bar immediately sets a nostalgic tone with its elegant 50s-inspired design, jazz-infused atmosphere, and a captivating mural of a landmark Casablanca silhouette. It’s a space where you can savour a signature cocktail or a fine cigar, immersing yourself in the ambience of a bygone era.
The Royal Mansour Casablanca boasts 149 meticulously designed rooms, suites, and private apartments, each echoing the palace’s luxurious aesthetic. These spaces are adorned with marble, inlaid noble woods, and rich fabrics, creating a serene retreat from the city’s energetic pulse.
The Jewel of Casablanca Returns The Royal Mansour
The pièce de résistance is the four-bedroom Royal Suite, offering 12,800 square feet of unparalleled luxury, including a cinema room, fitness studio, spa with hammam, and a hanging garden on the 24th floor. A rare collection of works of art adds a touch of exclusivity to the ambience. The private butler service ensures that every need is met with discretion and excellence.
A unique feature of the hotel is the double panoramic lift that whisks guests to the 23rd floor. Here, a restaurant offers a 360° view of the city and the Atlantic, transforming every meal into a visual feast. The breathtaking vistas of Casablanca’s diverse districts and the shimmering ocean provide a stunning backdrop to the culinary delights crafted by three Michelin-star Chef Eric Frechon at La Brasserie. Dining at the Royal Mansour Casablanca is a celebration of both French and Moroccan culinary traditions.
The Jewel of Casablanca Returns The Royal Mansour
The Royal Mansour Casablanca seamlessly blends the past and the present, preserving the volumes of the original patio, overflowing with greenery, refined furniture, and the majestic staircase. This modernist masterpiece continues the legacy of the 1950s, offering guests a unique blend of historical charm and contemporary luxury.
“This new hotel in Casablanca has its own personality, consistent with the city’s identity. As in Marrakech, the Royal Mansour signature is here : you will find the excellence of service, discretion and confidentiality so dear to our guests. And all in an exceptional setting firmly rooted in its destination”, says Jean-Claude Messant, General Manager of the Royal Mansour Collection.
Exploring Casablanca
The Royal Mansour Casablanca is ideally located at 27 Avenue des Forces Armées Royales, providing easy access to the city’s attractions. Guests can explore the nearby Old Medina, known for its vibrant markets and historic sites, and the Art Deco district, which showcases Casablanca’s unique architectural style and artistic spirit. From the bustling streets to the serene shores of the Atlantic, every corner of Casablanca offers something unique and enchanting.
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The reopening of the Royal Mansour Casablanca marks a significant moment in the city’s ongoing narrative. This legendary palace, with its blend of historical reverence and modern luxury, offers travellers a unique window into the opulence and charm of Casablanca. ◼
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© This article was first published online in May 2024 – World Travel Magazine.
