Luxury tourism: two Moroccan addresses distinguished among the best in the world
Morocco is shining again on the global map of high-end tourism. The American luxury travel authority, Andrew Harper, has unveiled its 2025 rankings, distinguishing two establishments in the Kingdom among the international elite: the Villa Mabrouka in Tangier and a table at the Royal Mansour in Casablanca.
The recognition is prestigious, as it comes from an institution known for its uncompromising standards. In its highly anticipated December "Hideaway Report," the Andrew Harper editorial team delivered its annual selection of the best travel experiences. Morocco is well represented thanks to the Villa Mabrouka in Tangier. The establishment has managed to climb into the top category of "Hotels of the Year 2025," alongside iconic addresses located in New York, Saint-Tropez, and Florence.
Moroccan excellence has also been saluted on the plate. The guide has highlighted "La Grande Table Marocaine," located within the Royal Mansour Casablanca. This restaurant has been awarded in the category of the best hotel gastronomic experiences, confirming that the cuisine of the Kingdom remains a major asset of its tourism offering. These two distinctions place Morocco alongside the big winner of the year, the One&Only Portonovi in Montenegro, elected "Hideaway of the Year."
The value of these awards is based on the unique method of the guide, active since 1979. Unlike rankings influenced by sponsored content, the editors of Andrew Harper travel incognito and pay for their stays in full. This approach guarantees total impartiality and proves that the presence of Tangier and Casablanca in this 2025 ranking is the result of a quality of service and hospitality truly tested on the ground.
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