ROYAL MANSOUR CASABLANCA

Dine like royalty at La Brasserie, the hotel’s French restaurant with a tempting menu crafted by three Michelin-starred chef Éric Fréchon, or indulge in the flavours of Japan at Le Sushi Bar, where chef Keiji Matoba’s appetising creations offer a hypnotic immersion into the region’s cuisine. Perhaps most arresting is Le Grande Table Marocaine, a sleek restaurant on the 23rd floor serving traditional Moroccan cuisine against a backdrop of panoramic city and Atlantic Ocean views.

Enjoy a welcome break from your urban adventures in the spa. Set across two floors, it is equipped with a traditional hammam, fitness area and plunge pool – all blissful places to unwind. Its treatment rooms are equally certain to draw you in with a menu offering hot stone rituals, deep relief massages and soothing caviar facials.

Perched on the Avenue des Forces Armées Royales, the hotel is primed for explorations of the many wonders of this thrumming metropolis. The Hassan II Mosque is the jewel of the city perched, on the shores of the Atlantic, while the historic medina is home to an array of bustling markets. Equally fascinating is the Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, a Roman Catholic site of worship noted for its towering concrete façade and intricate stained-glass windows.

SUITABLE FOR:

• Those seeking a hotel fit for royalty
• Lovers of culture
• Urban adventurers
• Foodies

THINGS TO DO AT THE HOTEL:

• Unwind in the spa with an indulgent massage, facial or hammam 
• Dine on exquisite French, Japanese and Moroccan cuisine at the hotel’s three fabulous restaurants
• Sip refreshing cocktails or sample fine cigars in the vibrant fifties-style bar
• Burn of the excesses at the well-equipped fitness centre

THINGS TO DO NEARBY:

• Visit the Hassan II Mosque to glimpse some of the city’s striking architecture
• Wonder at the craftmanship of Notre Dame de Lourdes’ stunning stained-glass windows
• Stroll along La Corniche and visit the bars and restaurants overlooking the Atlantic
• Wander around the busy markets of Casablanca’s Old Town