The Sovereign Sovereign of Moroccan Palaces
The Royal Mansour Marrakech is a one-of-a-kind revival of a traditional medina surrounded by lush gardens and dotted with terracotta-colored alleys and squares. A city within a city, with 53 exceptional private riads, well hidden behind mysterious studded bronze doors. No rooms, no floors, no corridors, but a marvelous six-hectare private estate, nestled against the ancient ramparts of the old city, close to Jemaa El Fna square.
Conceived by Spanish landscape architect Luis Vallejo, the 6-hectare Arabo-Andalusian gardens are an open-air work of art featuring Le Jardin's 600-square-meter heated pool, private poolside pavilions, and vegetable gardens. Beneath the property lies an ingenious network of subterranean staff tunnels, enabling dedicated personal butlers to attend to every desire with complete discretion.
