La Mamounia Triple Crown Award: Marrakech Luxury Palace Excellence
The emblematic Marrakech establishment, La Mamounia, joins a very exclusive circle of luxury hospitality. A renowned international magazine has just awarded it its brand new prize, confirming over a century of excellence and worldwide prestige.
The specialized magazine Condé Nast Traveler inaugurated this year a brand new distinction called the "Triple Crown". This award specifically aims to recognize the most emblematic addresses in the global industry. To obtain it, an establishment must have appeared in three major selections of the publication over the past thirty years. These rankings include the "Hot List" for the best openings, the "Gold List" of editorial favorites, and finally the "Readers’ Choice Awards" based on public votes.
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Obtaining this title places the palace in an extremely restricted group of references. According to the publication, this success proves the venue’s ability to simultaneously satisfy professionals, editorial teams, and a very demanding international clientele. This consecration crowns a historic presence on the hotel scene, rewarding both its architecture, its heritage, and its deep commitment to the local art of living.
This triumph adds to other recent achievements recorded by the century-old hotel. In the 2026 edition of the highly selective Forbes Travel Guide, La Mamounia rose to the rank of "Four-Star". This guide evaluated no fewer than 2,421 hotels around the world. The inspection is carried out anonymously and is based on more than 900 rigorous criteria, prioritizing above all service quality and customer experience.
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This momentum confirms the supremacy of the ochre city in the luxury sector. The destination alone concentrates nine of the fifteen Moroccan addresses awarded in this second ranking. While La Mamounia, the Fairmont Royal Palm, and the Four Seasons shine in the four-star category, Marrakech also holds the exclusivity of the premier category. The Royal Mansour and the Mandarin Oriental have indeed secured the two only "Five-Star" distinctions in the territory.
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