Address: Rue de la kasbah , Marrakech 40000, Morocco Show on map
The Sultana hasn't forsaken the razzle-dazzle of its Moroccan roots in favour of restrained glamour. No, here you get the whole nine yards: excessive decoration, animal-themed rooms and all the modern and traditional extras you could ever dream up.With five tons of marble, 12,000 sq m of carved cedarwood, hanging gardens and 18 full-grown palms, La Sultana is over-the-top Moroccan drama in the making. Each of the four cleverly interlocking courtyards has its own theme: Moroccan art deco in one, African safaris in another. But the most stunning patios are the cloistered pool patio and secluded back patio, both featuring the intricate, elegant brickwork of a traditional hammam and private suite balconies shielded with mashrabiyya (wooden screens). Even standard rooms feature extravagant details: red walls, swan-shaped fireplaces, and marbled bathrooms that look like Roman temples. Service is smooth and courteous, if a little slow given all those stairs. Massages and gourmet dinners are available on the rooftop terrace, and the subterranean spa is a marble-lined cocoon - all you need now is a silk robe to swan around in.
With five tons of marble, 12,000 sq m of carved cedarwood, hanging gardens and 18 full-grown palms, La Sultana is over-the-top Moroccan drama in the making. Each of the four cleverly interlocking courtyards has its own theme: Moroccan art deco in one, African safaris in another. But the most stunning patios are the cloistered pool patio and secluded back patio, both featuring the intricate, elegant brickwork of a traditional hammam and private suite balconies shielded with mashrabiyya (wooden screens). Even standard rooms feature extravagant details: red walls, swan-shaped fireplaces, and marbled bathrooms that look like Roman temples. Service is smooth and courteous, if a little slow given all those stairs. Massages and gourmet dinners are available on the rooftop terrace, and the subterranean spa is a marble-lined cocoon - all you need now is a silk robe to swan around in.
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Atmosphere: Opulent and Busy
Check-in / Check-out Earliest check-in: 3:00 PM Latest check-out time: 12:00 AM
US$553.77 per night
(US$276.89per person per night)
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La Sultana's rooftop terraces offer a stork's-eye view of the Saadian tombs and Kasbah food souq - but eventually you'll want to explore these attractions and wander through the royal Kasbah, ancient and authentic as ever, notwithstanding the odd tourist and sushi bar. Check out the grand entrance at Bab Agnaou and picnic in the royal Agdal Gardens on weekends.
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