Royal Mansour Hotel Casablanca
Reborn from a 1953 Casablanca landmark, Royal Mansour Casablanca pairs glamorous midcentury design with 149 rooms and suites, a 2,510-square-meter spa and destination restaurants overlooking the White City.
Royal Mansour Casablanca revives one of the White City’s great postwar hotels on Avenue des Forces Armées Royales, close to the Old Medina, port and Hassan II Mosque. The building dates to 1953, and its restoration deliberately reconnects the property with Casablanca’s cosmopolitan midcentury era.
The hotel has 149 accommodations ranging from large guest rooms to signature and exceptional suites. Interiors use marble, curved lines, polished woods and period-inspired furnishings to channel the 1950s without feeling like a museum piece, while upper floors open increasingly dramatic views across the city.
The spa occupies roughly 2,510 square meters over two floors and includes seven treatment rooms, two hammams, a spa suite, plunge pool, salon and fitness center. A dedicated barber salon high in the tower adds another unusually specialized wellness-and-grooming experience.
Dining is one of the strongest reasons to visit. La Brasserie is overseen by Éric Frechon, Le Sushi Bar brings Japanese precision, La Grande Table Marocaine serves Moroccan cuisine from the 23rd floor, and Le Rooftop combines Mediterranean flavors with panoramic city views.
Royal Mansour Casablanca is best for travelers who want Morocco’s modern urban history rather than resort fantasy. The combination of restored 1950s glamour, serious food and a highly developed spa gives Casablanca a true destination luxury hotel.