We stayed there twice and I can highly recommend the place for those who are fond of shopping in the Medina well protected from the sun or prefer horse and carriage to go sightseeing. The nearness to the Medina is unbeatable while horse carraiage are even closer, both litterally at the dorstep to Club Med.
The return from either of those trips is marvellous as the pool welcomes you at the entrance and the bar is only two steps away.
I look forward to see the completion of the ongoing renovation and reopening, because I'll be one of the first to book rooms for me and my friends.

This was the second time I stayed at the Medina. This Club Med is a fine choice for a few days because it's right in the thick of it. The rooms are simple but comfortable. Lots of brick and tile work. Scary multi-levels in the room, with a sunken shower could certainly end your vacation if you stepped into it by accident. The grounds lack greenery, but the pool is nice... OK for short distance lap-swimming. What stands out here really is the fact that the hotel is located right on the incredbile main square fo Marrakech.

This was our first time at a Club Med. We are a couple in our early 50's my husband is blind and well travelled. It was our first trip to Morocco. If I hadn't had a really bad chest infection things would/could have been better.

We went end of Feb 2012 and stayed for one week.

Positives: Food was excellent, drinks and wine were excellent,and location excellent. Some of the staff bent over backwards to help us out.

There were niggly bits that annoyed us but for 3 stars we wont dwell.

The room wasn't practical for someone visually impaired but that wouldn't effect everyone.

We don't speak French ( I speak Spanish, English and Swedish) so that didn't help. I would take a phrase book the next time and maybe study a bit before we went.

We did enjoy our selves and the Moroccans are some of the nicest people I have ever met. Would I go back? Yes. We have practical problems that would be better sorted at a more specialised hotel for us but it didn't detract from the experience.

It's a great base for the newbie explorer. We met lots of nice people. Got a taste for Morocco. We would go back.

Just four hours from London and you will enter the heavy wooden gaurded doors into a tranquil oasis, booking in is no problem to the friendly staff. You will be taken to your room through the pleasant walkways so cooling in the summer months with tinkling water fountains and excellent well tended garden areas.
All of the rooms i have stayed at here are designed in a traditional Moroccan fashion with the usual tiled floors, mozaic wash and shower area but all looking out onto a garden from the shuttered window.
Take breakfast on the restaurant patio area, cuisine is available to suit any palate, and any nationality.
Step outside the complex and you are directly at the Jma el Fna, horse drawn carriages the bustle of the souks, await exploration. At nightfall view the square from the wonderful advantage point "La Medina" has over the whole area.
An excellent stocked and comfortable bar area with open log fires for those cooler winter evenings. As an all inclusive package here, coffee, ( snacks pre lunch and Dinner ) and drinks are available all day.
The pool area in summer is however quite cool being shaded by the large trees surrounding the site but if you like sun pop up to the terrace or jump on the free shuttle to La Palmeraie where there are many open spaces and pools to lounge around.
From my last visit here I understand that Club Med are going to renovate La Medina during 2012. Here's hoping they do not change its traditional, charming and peaceful atmosphere too much.