La Sultana Marrakech
A rooftop terrace over a luxury Kasbah pool
About this hotel
La Sultana pairs a luxury outdoor swimming pool with a spa offering massages, all set within a Moorish-decor property in the Kasbah district a ten-minute walk from Jamaâ El Fna Square. Rooms and suites carry Moroccan furnishings and a marble bathroom throughout, with some categories adding a private balcony or terrace. A rooftop terrace extends the pool day into the evening, and mint tea with traditional pastries features at breakfast, with a more elaborate dinner service in the evening. The marble bathroom detail runs consistently across the property's tier, distinguishing it from a Medina riad suite that might still lean on more traditional tiled fixtures throughout. That distinction is easy to miss on a listing page but obvious within the first hour of a stay.
- Luxury pool
- Rooftop terrace
- Spa
- Marble bathrooms
Our take
This suits couples wanting resort-scale luxury, a real pool, spa and rooftop terrace, while staying close enough to walk into Jamaâ El Fna Square for an evening out. The marble bathrooms and Moorish decor add a level of finish above a standard Kasbah riad. Guests chasing a large family pool deck or golf-estate scale should look toward the Palmeraie or Al Maaden instead, since this property leans compact and couples-oriented.
- Book a room or suite with a private balcony or terrace if outdoor space matters, since not every category includes one here.
- Head up to the rooftop terrace at sunset for a view over the Kasbah before dinner service begins downstairs.
- Walk the ten minutes to Jamaâ El Fna Square in the early evening before the square's food stalls get busiest.
Why we love it
- Luxury outdoor pool
- Rooftop terrace
- Marble bathrooms throughout
- Ten-minute walk to Jamaâ El Fna
Why guests love itLa Sultana Marrakech is a five-star property in the Kasbah with a luxury outdoor pool, a rooftop terrace, a spa and suites with marble bathrooms. For a family, the pool is the obvious way to fill a hot afternoon, while parents can book time at the spa. Jamaâ El Fna Square is a ten-minute walk, close enough for an evening outing with children. A 9.3 score is very strong. I would choose it for a refined Medina-edge stay with older children.