What the classifiers highlight
Fifty-three private riads, each at least three storeys and a palace in miniature, sit inside six hectares of gardens commissioned by King Mohammed VI, MICHELIN notes, complete with butlers, Baccarat chandeliers and hand-loomed silk carpets. Forbes counts the hotel eighty percent handmade, gold walls and onyx floors among the details, and rates La Grande Table Marocaine among the country's best.
Recognition
How the grading works- Forbes Travel Guide
- 5-Star
- MICHELIN Keys
- 2 Keys
- The World's 50 Best Hotels
- No. 26 · 2026
- Travel + Leisure
- No. 2 City Hotel in North Africa and the Middle East · 2026
Amenities
- Pool
- Spa & wellness
- Private pool villas
- Butler service
- Kids club