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Spa Mandarin Oriental Marrakech
Set within a 20-hectare estate, this 1800 m² spa blends Chinese medicine with Moroccan rituals. Enjoy traditional hammam treatmen…
Marrakech
From 2,200 MAD
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Spas
Traditional hammams, palace spas and beauty institutes: compare the treatments, indicative prices and atmosphere of each place to choose your moment of relaxation in Marrakech.
Hammam · Pool
Spa Chenot Marrakech
Spa Chenot Marrakech spans 1,200 m² and blends the Chenot method with four temperature‑controlled pools, a traditional hammam and…
Marrakech
From 700 MAD
Hammam · Pool
Fairmont Spa Marrakech
Fairmont Spa Marrakech spans 3,500 m² near the city’s gates, offering hammam, pools and argan‑based treatments in an elegant sett…
Marrakech
From 1,000 MAD
Hammam · Pool
Spa Royal Mansour Marrakech
A 2,500 m² royal sanctuary blending authentic hammam rituals with cutting-edge wellness. Set within a stunning architectural comp…
Marrakech
From 1,400 MAD
Hammam · Pool
Spa de La Mamounia
A 2,500 m² sanctuary within a historic 5-star palace, this spa blends Moroccan heritage with modern luxury. Experience authentic…
Marrakech
From 1,200 MAD
Hammam · Pool
Zen The Spa
Spanning 5,000 m² within the Palmeraie Rotana Resort, Zen The Spa offers a comprehensive wellness experience. Featuring 16 treatm…
Marrakech
From 400 MAD
Hammam · Pool
Yemaya Spa
Yemaya Spa, a 1,200 m² space in the heart of Marrakech, blends Moroccan and Thai rituals. Hammams, massages, a heated indoor pool…
Marrakech
From 490 MAD
Frequently asked questions
How much does a spa or hammam cost in Marrakech?
Prices vary a lot from one place to another: from about 180 MAD for a traditional hammam with a scrub, to over 1,000 MAD for a full ritual in a palace spa. The prices shown on each listing are indicative: please confirm them with the venue.
What is the difference between a hammam and a spa?
A hammam is a traditional steam bath followed by a scrub with black soap and a kessa glove. A spa also offers massages, facials and often a pool or relaxation area. Many spas in Marrakech offer both.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, it is recommended, especially at weekends, in high season and for treatments for two. Bookings are made directly with the venue, by phone or on its official website.
What should I bring to the hammam?
Most spas provide a bathrobe, towels and slippers. For a traditional hammam, bring a swimsuit or a change of underwear. Black soap and the kessa glove are usually included in the treatment.
Can I book a treatment for two?
Yes, many places have double treatment rooms or private suites for two. Details are given on each listing, in the treatments and prices section.
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