Recent La Mamounia Marrakesh info?
#2
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Here there and everywhere
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You would be much happier at MO Marrakech, The Oberoi Marrakech, Amanjena.... La Mamounia's suites are very acceptable, but I would not recommend the rest of the hotel..
#3
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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#4
Join Date: Apr 2017
Posts: 380
You cannot go wrong with any of those other choices either. Royal Mans. would be my other preference.
#5
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Valencia, Paris
Programs: FB Gold, IB Plus Plata
Posts: 164
LM grounds are unrivaled with its magnificent gardens. New F&B are great and very popular with locals. Staff is very high level (except some waiters at the pool) and attention to detail is amazing. Be aware that while service is always warm and attentive, it is a little old school and just a tad formal.
I was also glad that the hotel has maintained all the attentions one can expect in a hotel of this league (welcome drinks with dates, daily replenish of fruits and pastries, continuous replenish of toiletries, towels, etc. etc.) as I have found lately many luxury hotels that cut back on this kind of amenities.
Hope it helps
#6
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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I was in La Mamounia a few weeks ago, it is a very special hotel with many many guests going back every year. It is my personal favorite in Marrakesh (MO, FS and Oberoi are very good but they lack soul IMO; Royal Mansour may have more spectacular suites but I find them dark and weirdly shaped, but not enough lively atmosphere).
LM grounds are unrivaled with its magnificent gardens. New F&B are great and very popular with locals. Staff is very high level (except some waiters at the pool) and attention to detail is amazing. Be aware that while service is always warm and attentive, it is a little old school and just a tad formal.
I was also glad that the hotel has maintained all the attentions one can expect in a hotel of this league (welcome drinks with dates, daily replenish of fruits and pastries, continuous replenish of toiletries, towels, etc. etc.) as I have found lately many luxury hotels that cut back on this kind of amenities.
Hope it helps
LM grounds are unrivaled with its magnificent gardens. New F&B are great and very popular with locals. Staff is very high level (except some waiters at the pool) and attention to detail is amazing. Be aware that while service is always warm and attentive, it is a little old school and just a tad formal.
I was also glad that the hotel has maintained all the attentions one can expect in a hotel of this league (welcome drinks with dates, daily replenish of fruits and pastries, continuous replenish of toiletries, towels, etc. etc.) as I have found lately many luxury hotels that cut back on this kind of amenities.
Hope it helps
#7
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Valencia, Paris
Programs: FB Gold, IB Plus Plata
Posts: 164
Pool view is traditionally the most popular view but the garden side is also very nice and relaxing.
The baldaquin suite is my personal favorite. Prestige suites are great too, with centered view and big balconies.
The baldaquin suite is my personal favorite. Prestige suites are great too, with centered view and big balconies.
#8
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Here there and everywhere
Posts: 6,303
Not so fast. They just did months of renovations and I've heard/read very good things. They have new F&B options that are supposed to be fantastic, a gorgeous new bar that includes a "caviar house" (not entirely sure what that entails but anything caviar - I'm in), and overall the pictures look terrific. I agree that it was tired, but it sounds like some really exciting updates.
You cannot go wrong with any of those other choices either. Royal Mans. would be my other preference.
You cannot go wrong with any of those other choices either. Royal Mans. would be my other preference.
#9
Join Date: Apr 2017
Posts: 380
For the record, I've stayed in everything from hostels to LM in Marrakech, and the LM stays are my most memorable.
#10
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Here there and everywhere
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Totally agree. Since you mentioned the suites as pleasing, I was thinking you were referring to the rest of the hotel's aesthetics. I've stayed twice and both had phenomenal service, food, and everything else. It seems like you did not have great stays, so I'm sorry to hear that. Personally, I love this hotel and am excited to eventually get back there and see the updates.
For the record, I've stayed in everything from hostels to LM in Marrakech, and the LM stays are my most memorable.
For the record, I've stayed in everything from hostels to LM in Marrakech, and the LM stays are my most memorable.