La Sultana

“Hidden down a backstreet in a quiet nook of the Kasbah, this labyrinthine hotel consists of 5 co-joined riads. The main building is distinctive by its exposed brickwork while each riad has its own unique signature style, creating a different atmosphere, from Riad Sheherazade with its intricate plasterwork, carved woodwork and zellij tiling and colourful Riad Saadia to the entirely white marble and stucco Riad Sabaa. Breakfast and dinner are served in the leafy courtyard next to the pool while guests can enjoy mint tea and sunset cocktails on the generous rooftop terrace. It will appeal to those who appreciate the perks of a large, elegant yet lowkey hotel with space for privacy, attentive service, spa, restaurant etc, yet is well situated in a vibrant neighbourhood, outside the hub of the medina. Being close to the royal palaces and museum, the area is very safe and clean.”

 

Written by Laura Campbell

• Bar
• Family Suites
• Shops
• Parking
• Free wifi
• Wifi
• Airport transfer
• Sauna/Steam
• Meeting Room
• Sit-out Terrace
• Bicycle hire
• Library

• Massage
• Swimming Pool
• Restaurant
• Spa
• Gym
• Concierge
• Hot Tub
• Disabled access
• Room service
• Child friendly
• Air conditioning

• Cooking classes
• Spend a morning with the hotel chef and learn the secrets of Moroccan cuisine.
• Local markets
• Explore Marrakesh's enormous souk and hunt for a treasure.

• Other Activities
• Unwind the ‘Royal Hammam' followed by a massage with Argan oil.
• Sights nearby
• The famous Jemaa El Fna square, Saadian Tombs, Royal Palaces and Bahia Palace are all within walking distance.

“Why do people love staying in your hotel?
The hotel location just next to historical monuments in the medina and the traditional design inside make every guest enjoying every hour of their Moroccan journey. Each room has its own design and the hotel features many details in each different patio so it is a great way to discover a new architecture and culture.

What is there to do in the area?
The area of the Medina is UNESCO listed heritage site and it is very special to walk around the little lanes and the souk to the main Jemna El Fna square where you can see snake charmers and local performances. Also, guests can visit the Bahia Palace, the El Badi palace and the Saadian Mausoleum next to the hotel. The Majorelle Garden is also worth the visit is located 15 minutes by taxi.

What kind of breakfast do you offer?
We do offer a buffet breakfast with a selection of “A la carte” eggs and dishes. The breakfast is home made with great selection of pastries , bread, cereals and seasonal fruits.

Do you offer other meals? And can you recommend good places to eat out locally?
We do have two different restaurant “La Table de La Sultana” in the evening set either in the patio or on the rooftop in summer as well as “La Table du Souk” for lunch located on the rooftop all year.
We do offer a list of our best tips for visits and restaurant, we also include great street food in the neighborhood to find the best fritters of the old city.

Which are your most popular room types, and why?
The most popular rooms are of the higher categories because of the detail in the design each offers with private balcony for the Suite Deluxe.

What facilities do you have for children and can you fit extra beds in your rooms ?
Children are welcome and we can accommodate extra beds in some categories.

What message would you like to give Hotel Guru readers?
We hope to welcome them in our hotel and make their experience of Marrakech very authentic.”