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Open air courtyard in our quiet corner of the hotel.
The chilly dipping pool and the entrance to the Panthere den.
As always, a casual kaftan for a (not so) casual courtyard.
Key to the kingdom.
The opulent, temperate, and appropriately-themed Panthere suite.
The Panthere theme continued in the traditionally-styled bathing suite.
A very strange monkey head-as-spout for an oversized water carrying vessel.
The main courtyard features the placid pool and overhanging florals.
Quiet corners alongside the pool and dining area.
The Sub-Saharan African themed salon on the second floor.
The Berber tent on the roof which houses the billiards table. A special touch.
The ornate interiors of one of the several riad-like courtyards.
Le Jardin, a verdant oasis for traditional Moroccan cuisine.
Peak tourist on the roof.
Day at the Museum. Peak tourist Part 2.
Ornate window treatment in one of the tucked away salons.
The rooftop at dusk with a view on the Mosque of the Kasbah next door.
View onto the streets of the medina from the rooftop.
Elegant touches, including freshly cut roses, are scattered throughout the property.
I love a good cactus.
Thoughtful details of the room's exterior.
An ornamental detail in one of the intimate salons.
Highs & Lows
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Location – Nestled in the casbah, just next to the Saadian tombs, the hotel is just a short walk to Place Jemaa and the center of the action.
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The Rooftop – Due to its proximity to the Koutoubia and the historical Mosque of the Kasbah, the rooftop offers a dramatic view over the medina skyline.
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The Spa – One of the best reviewed spas in Marrakech, the traditional Moroccan hammam and spa area offers numerous services to relax the body and soul.
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The Staff – Excellent service is pervasive in Marrakech, but the staff at La Sultana is exceptional throughout your stay. Whether its offering bottles of water throughout the day or keeping the rooftop bar open to satiate your thirst for booze, the staff is ideally attentive to your needs, respectful, and make you feel really special.
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Privacy – If I were a famous person, I’d stay here. The honeycomb-like interiors offer numerous nooks and crannies where you can feel free from prying eyes.
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Design – The hotel is an immaculate vision when you enter the slim opening from the hectic streets of the Kasbah and it’s market culture. Once you pass the precipice, you enter a calming and soothing path, lined with latterns and carpets, towards the golden doors of La Sultana and its cavernous grounds.
Important Bits
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Type
Boutique Luxury Five Star Gem
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Vibe
Historical, brilliant courtyards and private oases.
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Location
In the Kasbah, baby, right in the thick of things and just a short walk from the beautiful chaos of Place Jemaa el Fna… Luxuriously expensive.
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Rooms
28
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Music
An interesting mix of jazz, classical, and global…
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Year Opened
1998
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Designed By
Not sure, but they nailed it.
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Health & Wellness
Yes to both – the pool in particular sits in a sun-filled courtyard and is draped with colorful flowers hanging above from the balustrade…
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Restaurant
Yes, a remarkable one.
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Bar
Yes, on a rooftop with a splendid view…
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Minibar
Yes – the Casablanca beer is a particular favorite as it is absolutely one of the finest exhibitions of branding I’ve ever seen. I want one now.
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Children
I’d leave them at home, but that’s always my mood.
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Price
Luxuriously expensive.
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In the Area
Hotel Location 403 Rue de La Kasbah، Marrakesh, Morocco