Morocco and South Africa dominate African representation in World's Best Hotels

Morocco and South Africa dominate African representation in World's Best Hotels
Sunday 14 July 2024 - 13:07

Fifteen African hotels have secured coveted spots among the world’s top 100, according to the prestigious Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards 2024. 

Morocco and South Africa lead the continent with an impressive combined total of seven entries in the elite ranking.

Travel + Leisure’s annual survey, based on over 700,000 travelers’ votes, assesses hotels across five key criteria: rooms, location, service, food, and value.

 Asian hotels dominated the top ranks, with India’s Oberoi Rajvilas Jaipur claiming the number one spot.

Morocco’s allure as a luxury destination is undeniable, with three of its Marrakech-based establishments making the prestigious list. 

The Selman Marrakech, ranked fifth globally, boasts 60 opulent rooms, suites, villas, renowned service, and a celebrated Arabian horse collection. 

The iconic Mamounia, recently renovated, secures the 18th position, solidifying its status as a global hospitality icon. 

The Royal Mansour Marrakech completes the Moroccan trio at number 55, offering unparalleled luxury and privacy.

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