We pre-booked for a meal in their Moroccan Restaurant and it was amazing. doesnt look much from the outside, but inside it's like an Arabian palace - red velvet, gold lighting, absolutely beautiful. We had cocktails in the piano bar first (good prices and fab service). The meal was fantastic, with live music and belly dancer. Well worth a visit. 5* hotel, 3 course meal with wine was approx £30pp. Couldn't rate it enough. Great end to the holiday.

Hotel is 5 Star just off the main square - just like an oasis a stones thorow away from the noisy, crowded, 'smelly' Jamaa El Fna. We were given a suite overlooking the pool area in the middle despite having made an online reservation for double room medina view. The sun terrace on the top is ideal to relax after a busy day and if you dont want to go out to eat, the restaurants are excellent, both the quality of the food and the atmosphere. After a couple of days visiting the sights around time we spend the third afternoon in the Spa relaxing, a worthwhile experience!!

This hotel was an excellent choice for our first visit to Marrakesh. It was centrally located within the city walls, a short walk to the central square, Djemma el Fna, and then to the medina. We stayed in a mini-suite which was spacious and very well-equipped with a comfortable seating area and balcony overlooking an inner garden. It was very quiet and a welcome retreat after a day walking in the souk, etc. The breakfast (included) was an excellent buffet with a chef making omlettes and cooked eggs to order, and plenty of fruit, bread, cereals, etc. We also enjoyed dinner our first night at the hotel's Moroccan restaurant with a good choice of dishes. The staff were very helpful, finding us an excellent guide and driver for our first morning to go to the Jardin Majorelle, etc.

We stayed here for 3 nights in early January. Got a great deal on a Patio facing room and breakfast by searching hotel booking websites. Room was large and well appointed with separate seating area and good sized bathroom. Public areas are reminiscent of the type of hotel you expect Poirot to appear in! Lovely large pool with pretty gardens on one side which house a delightful restaurant where lunch is served. Hotel has 3 restaurants for dinner - we ate in the french one in the modern annexe and in the Moroccan one where we were lucky to have traditional musicians and a belly dancer. Piano bar does a nice range of cocktails and we thought the breakfast was excellent - try the pancakes with fresh figs and fig jam!! The real plus for this hotel is the location - 2 minutes from the square and the Koutoubia mosque. We loved Marrakech - it is a winning mixture of the traidtiional Moroccan and French colonialism.