The most "Instagrammable" hotels: La Mamounia and the Royal Mansour in the global top
Two Moroccan luxury hotels have just distinguished themselves in an international ranking measuring popularity on social networks. Both located in Marrakech, they confirm the appeal of the ochre city to a connected audience in search of visual experiences.
The study analyzed 136 of the world’s best-rated hotels, counting the number of posts containing their hashtags on Instagram and TikTok. This ranking is dominated by the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab in Dubai, followed by the Wynn Las Vegas in the United States, which alone accounts for more than 364,000 posts on the two platforms.
La Mamounia and the Royal Mansour, ambassadors of Moroccan luxury
In this global ranking, Morocco stands out with two iconic addresses. The La Mamounia hotel is ranked 8th, while the Royal Mansour reaches 13th place. This presence confirms the strong reputation of the two establishments in Marrakech, already known for their refined and unique architecture.
The report stresses that visibility on social networks is increasingly influencing tourist choices. The presence of these two Moroccan hotels, alongside other prestigious establishments in France, Thailand or the Maldives, once again confirms Marrakech’s status as an essential luxury destination on the international scene.
Here is the complete top:
1. Jumeirah Burj Al Arab - United Arab Emirates
2. Wynn Las Vegas - United States
3. Atlantis The Royal - United Arab Emirates
4. Claridge’s - England
5. andBeyond Mnemba Island - Tanzania
6. Aman Tokyo - Japan
7. Marbella Club - Spain
8. La Mamounia - Morocco
9. Rosewood Hong Kong - Hong Kong
10. Soneva Fushi - Maldives
11. Blackberry Farm - United States
12. Trisara - Thailand
13. Royal Mansour - Morocco
14. The Peninsula - Hong Kong
15. Jade Mountain - St. Lucia
16. Mandarin Oriental Bangkok - Thailand
17. Adare Manor - Ireland
18. Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc - France
19. Siyam World Maldives - Maldives
20. Le Royal Monceau - France
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