The superb Grand Salon, decorated in the deep red so emblematic of La Mamounia. With a surface area of 450 m², it can accommodate up to 300 people. It can also be divided into three distinct areas of 150 m² each.

Capacity: 300 people
Surface area: 450 m2
Setting: spacious and comfortable
Highlight: the Grand Salon can be divided into 3 areas of 150 m² each.

The elegant and intimate Centre d'Affaire, with its beautiful library, is ideal for functions such as board meetings, business lunches, working sessions and more.

Its spacious 80 m² interior can accommodate up to 40 people.

Capacity: 10 to 40 people
Surface area: 80 m²
Setting: a secluded area within the library, ideal for lunches and meetings with a small number of guests.
Highlight: elegant surroundings, superb facilities and natural lighting.

Concealed like a treasure trove in one of La Mamounia’s three Lantern spaces, and reached by a staircase descending into the depths of the hotel, L’Œnothèque preciously guards its prized flasks. An exceptional setting that can be transformed into a private dining room for a truly magical experience. L’Œnothèque showcases the many discoveries of La Mamounia’s sommeliers, housing over 2,000 rare vintages. The show is as much in the subtly-lit display cabinets, in which its many bottles lie side by side, as it is in this intimate and sublimely decorated room. A magnificent braided rope chandelier - an original piece of Berber craftsmanship - hangs from the overhead skylight allowing the light to flood in.

Discreetly tucked away beside Le Churchill bar, La Mamounia’s Cinéma is one of the many charming surprises to have emerged from the hotel’s 2020 metamorphosis. This twenty-seater velvet showcase, reserved exclusively for guests of La Grande Dame, is reminiscent in its refinement of the private screening rooms of Hollywood’s golden age, and celebrates the special relationship the hotel has always had with the seventh art. A wooden panel, masquerading as a sliding door, conceals a hidden treasure and an intimate space that is quite simply a cinema-goer’s dream. Welcome to La Mamounia’s enchanting Cinéma. Twenty roomy seats in deep blue velvet complete with plush cushions and dimmed lighting: the place seems all set for a private Hollywood screening.

Nestling in the heart of the gardens, this colourful and playful space invites children of all ages to enjoy happy moments of fun and laughter. With family or friends, it offers a cosy cocoon in which to create unforgettable memories. With its pinball machines, table football, pool tables, board games and jukebox, La Salle de Jeu at La Mamounia is a delightfully cosy venue with its warm colours, soft lighting and wonderfully retro ambiance. The spirit of American diners combines with Moroccan influences to create a warm and welcoming haven where fun is the order of the day. A lively place where you’ll spend many a happy moment with your children or rediscovering your teenage years. A light snack menu and a range of cold drinks are available to complement this unique and playful experience.

To conjure up the gardens of La Mamounia is to journey to the very heart of its legend. The legend of La Mamounia began in its gardens in the 18th century, when Prince Al-Mamoun inherited a vast thirteen-hectare estate from his father. He turned it into a venue renowned for its «nzaha” - the magnificent open-air receptions of the great Moroccan tradition. Two centuries later, La Mamounia hotel was born, and went on to become a legendary palace, the only one in the world to bear a female name. A haven of peace, tranquillity and beauty, it was prized by the great and the good of high society, who found here the peace and intimacy to which they aspired.

The Asiatique par Jean-Georges restaurant is one of finest creations to have emerged from La Mamounia's latest renovation.

It is a place of many influences, both in terms of its stunning setting and its menu, which will take you on a journey through a multitude of Southeast Asian flavours.

Elegant and refined, this restaurant has a charm all of its own.

It is a lively, friendly place, animated by the choreography of the kitchen team working on the central island, and matched by the smiling and attentive staff.

A venue bathed in light and fresh air that is in close proximity with nature, offering a seamless transition between the dining room and garden thanks to its covered terrace.

As soon as you arrive, you will be transported into the splendours of a magnificent palace, where alcoves welcome you like tiny jewel cases lined with soft cushions.

Your dining experience will be a true voyage of initiation, beginning with the ritual of ftour - a harira soup served with dates, chbakias, honey and sesame pastries - a combination as surprising as it is delicious.

At the heart of La Mamounia, the magnificent swimming pool shimmers and sparkles in the morning sunshine while the palm trees in the garden sway gently in the cool breeze.

Later, the buffet lunch gets under way, and the place comes alive with the aroma of grilled meats seared before your very eyes, and whetting the appetite, while golden poultry, roasted to perfection, makes its appearance.

The art of serving and carving is celebrated here, and the meal a true feast to behold.

Utterly resplendent, our buffets awaken the senses with their colours and aromas.

Colourful fruit, crisp breads and golden pastries sit alongside irresistible cakes and desserts by Pierre Hermé, not to mention an array of delicious dairy products...