Luxury Riad
Morocco

La Sultana Marrakech

La Sultana, Marrakech
La Sultana, Marrakech
La Sultana, Marrakech
La Sultana, Marrakech

Highlights

  • Historic royal setting – Hidden within Marrakech’s ancient Kasbah, the hotel occupies a collection of beautifully restored riads just moments from the city’s most important historic landmarks.
  • Individually designed suites – Spacious rooms and suites showcase handcrafted Moroccan details, antique furnishings and luxurious bathrooms, with many featuring private terraces or jacuzzis.
  • A tranquil oasis – Leafy courtyards, shaded terraces and peaceful pools provide a welcome escape from the bustle of the Medina.
  • Exceptional rooftop dining – Enjoy refined Moroccan and Mediterranean cuisine with panoramic views across the rooftops to the snow-capped Atlas Mountains.
  • Award-winning spa – Unwind with traditional hammam rituals, massages and holistic treatments in one of Marrakech’s most celebrated hotel spas.
  • Perfect for exploring – The city’s major attractions, including the Saadian Tombs, Bahia Palace and Jemaa el-Fnaa, are all within easy walking distance.

Good to know

How to get there

The journey to La Sultana Oualidia from the airport in Marrakech can take anything betwen 15 and 30 minutes depending on the traffic.

Are children welcome?

Yes. Children of all ages are welcome at La Sultana Marrakech, and the hotel can provide cots and extra beds in selected room categories on request. While it doesn’t have dedicated family facilities such as a kids’ club, its spacious suites, peaceful courtyards and central location make it a good choice for families exploring the city together. Families with younger children should note that some terraces, balconies and water features require supervision.

Giving back

La Sultana Marrakech places a strong emphasis on responsible tourism, combining environmental initiatives with the preservation of Morocco’s cultural heritage and support for local communities.

  • Restoring historic buildings – The hotel occupies a collection of carefully restored riads, preserving traditional Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship rather than constructing a new development.
  • Supporting local artisans – Handmade furnishings, textiles, ceramics and decorative features have been sourced from Moroccan craftsmen, helping to sustain traditional skills and local livelihoods.
  • Locally sourced cuisine – The restaurants prioritise seasonal ingredients from Moroccan producers, with herbs, fruit and vegetables supplied from the hotel’s own organic gardens where possible.
  • Reducing environmental impact – The hotel has introduced measures to reduce water and energy consumption, limit single-use plastics and encourage responsible waste management.
  • Protecting biodiversity – Through La Sultana’s wider environmental initiatives, the group supports conservation projects and works to raise awareness of Morocco’s natural ecosystems.
  • Community engagement – The hotel invests in local employment, training and charitable initiatives, ensuring that tourism delivers long-term benefits for the surrounding community.

What's nearby

La Sultana Marrakech enjoys a prime location in the historic Kasbah, placing many of the city’s most iconic sights within easy walking distance.

  • Saadian Tombs – Less than a two-minute walk from the hotel, these beautifully restored royal tombs date back to the 16th century.
  • El Badi Palace – Around five minutes on foot, this vast ruined palace offers a fascinating glimpse into the wealth of the Saadian dynasty.
  • Bahia Palace – Approximately 10 minutes’ walk, renowned for its intricate tilework, peaceful courtyards and ornate architecture.
  • Jemaa el-Fnaa – Around 15 minutes on foot, Marrakech’s famous main square comes alive with storytellers, musicians, food stalls and market traders.
  • Koutoubia Mosque – A 15-minute walk away, its striking minaret dominates the city’s skyline.
  • Le Jardin Secret – Around 20 minutes on foot, offering beautifully restored Islamic gardens and elegant palace architecture.
  • Majorelle Garden – Around 15–20 minutes by car, this celebrated botanical garden was restored by Yves Saint Laurent and remains one of Marrakech’s most visited attractions.
  • Atlas Mountains – Within an hour’s drive, perfect for day trips featuring Berber villages, hiking and spectacular mountain scenery.

Why we love La Sultana Marrakech

There is something magical about stepping out of the busy medina into the cool calm of La Sultana and being greeted by the friendly team. It’s got that air of exclusivity that truly great properties achieve almost effortlessly.

Aisha Gross

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Africa + the Indian Ocean
La Sultana Marrakech

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