Stayed here for 3 nights in january.Location not bad a 20min walk to the medina.
Breakfast was ok ,nice pastrys,poor coffee.Rooms a bit bland but cmfortable and clean .
Our biggest complaint is about the pool ,IT WAS FREEZING ,and i dont mean a bit cold, it was so cold that nobody went in at all during our stay ,i dipped my toe in ,nearly got frostbite.

Marrakech is a beautiful unique city and this hotel is a great place to be. It is close to the Medina, the service is great and I found the food pretty good; most of the time we ate in local places in the Medina anyway. The rooms are cozy. The swimming pool and the area aorund it is very pretty and romantic at night.

Staff wasnt friendly , swimming pool water really cold , food rip off , really expensive

The hotel is nice ... no doubt about it, but there were some things I did not care for. Let's take a look at the attributes:
We liked: Staff friendly, gracious and knowledgeable. The room was sufficiently large (although as I was traveling with a co-worker, and not family, I felt like the twin beds were a bit too close together). The garden was pretty, the pool area looked inviting, the restaurants were of reasonable quality and price (although the buffet breakfast was a tad expensive at 200 Dh each). We also liked that we were able to arrange airport transportation (we arrived late in the evening) for 100 Dh each per direction - but they met us with a sign right inside the terminal.
We didn't like: When dining at any of the restaurants, your room number is requested before you even sit down; this felt like they thought a registered guest might dine and dash - a little tacky I opined. This problem was made worse at the breakfast both mornings when we ordered sparkling water (which is not included in the price of the buffet) they actually brought us a bill to sign as they brought the water. I mean really, if the breakfast is 200 Dh each (about $23) they should be able to include a bottle of water.
We definitely didn't like how the request for a tour guide was handled, although in fairness it is possible that the appointing of guides via the "tourist bureau" may be a requirement. Our "guide" walked us through all the souks, and stopped at the stalls and shops quite clearly owned by his friends - including a rug shop which sat us down on a sofa and gave us a 45 minute sales pitch. After a couple more incidents like that, we dismissed him and did the rest on our own.
The location is nice - you can walk to the walled part of the city (The Medina) in 20-30 minutes and take in all the sights and sounds. If you walk the other direction (up Mohammed VI) you will come to the train station, and a small mall - but some nice buildings.
There were taxi drivers and shop owners who chased us around without much conviction, but by and large, we felt safe.
It is unlikely that I would return to Marrakech, but if I did, I would probably go back to the Le Meridien. The good outweighed the bad.
One thing, however: I did not have the good internet experience that other posters have noted, as an SPG member it was free - but both mornings I was there, the internet failed for two hours or more. We called the desk and were told that it is common for the internet to be out until 8:00 AM or so (I wonder if this is just because we were there on a weekend).