Tucked away at the heart of the Kasbah, La Sultana Marrakech is, in itself alone, a Moroccan adventure. With its patios expertly sculpted by master-craftsmen, its gardens and rooftops overlooking the city, it is close to the historic sites of the Saadian Tombs, the Royal Palace, the Bahia Palace, within the perimeter of the Medina listed in UNESCO's World Heritage.
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The Sultana Marrakech offers 28 rooms and suites, all different, with decor enriched by artworks and collections of art, luxuriant gardens at the heart of the Kasbah, a heated pool, a roof-terrace of 2,000 sq. metres overlooking treasures of architecture, a spa and its treatment rooms, two restaurants, a cocktail and "mezze" bar, a gym, and a terrace dedicated to cookery classes.
The promise of an unforgettable stay, backed by the Moulay El Yazid Mosque, just a 10-minute walk to the famous Djemaa El-Fnaa Square, the inner heart of La Sultana beats to the vibrant rhythm of Marrakech.
Hidden from view and protecting its secrets, La Sultana unfurls panoramic views, vast and awe-inspiring, from the souks close by to distant landscapes in the Atlas mountains.
The hotel's Conciergerie is the starting-point for sensory immersion. An exercise for your gaze that winds its way around the ochre city, from urban safaris to guided heritage tours.
Shaped by ten centuries of history throughout the Almohad, Saadian and Alaouite dynasties, La Sultana decided to breathe new life into the legend of bygone eras in 2001. Its exceptional location near the Royal Palace in the Kasbah neighbourhood, listed as part of UNESCO's World Heritage, makes it an extraordinary destination.
In partnership with the Historic Monuments, expert craftsmen focused on a chapter of the past to revive an art of living that cares about the Medina's architectural heritage. The vaults of the former granary, once used to supply the royal family, became patios. Terraces on the upper floors overlook a fabulous treasure: the Mausoleum of the Saadian Princes. The decorative arts were given pride of place in all phases of this exemplary restoration. Wrought metal, sculpted wood, zellige tiling and noble materials offer far more than a backcloth: the privilege of a trip back in time, and the eternal beauty of Morroco.
