Spas in Marrakech, a moment of relaxation
Well-being and traditions in the ochre city
Discover the spas of Marrakech, where tradition and luxury blend for ultimate relaxation. Hammams, treatments inspired by oriental rituals, and enchanting settings immerse you in a unique sensory experience.
At Les Bains de l’Alhambra, experience a charming spa in the medina with traditional Moroccan beauty rituals, two hammams, and six massage rooms.
Discover the art of relaxation at Marajah Spa, where traditional Moroccan rituals meet modern well-being in a soothing sanctuary.
La Maison du Tui Na in Marrakech offers a unique spa experience with ancestral massage techniques to relieve tension and regain serenity.
A 1200m² sanctuary in the heart of Marrakech, Yemaya Spa blends Moroccan and Thai cultures for an unforgettable experience of calm and sophistication with a heated indoor pool.
What you need to know before choosing your spa in Marrakech
Traditional hammam or contemporary spa?
Two atmospheres, two experiences:
- The traditional hammam is an immersion into Moroccan culture. Black soap scrub, ghassoul body wrap, hot steam: a purifying and regenerating ritual.
- The contemporary spa, often integrated into a luxury hotel or riad, offers a wide range of treatments: Thai massages, foot reflexology, facials, aromatherapy, etc.
Depending on your desires, you can alternate between these two worlds to enjoy both authenticity and modern comfort.
The essential treatments to try
- Relaxing massage with argan oil: nourishing and soothing.
- Traditional kessa glove scrub: for soft, purified skin.
- Complete “beldi” ritual: hammam, scrub, body wrap, massage – a must for reconnecting with yourself.
- Facial treatments with natural products: ideal for invigorating your complexion after a day in the sun.
A moment to share… or to savor alone
Visiting a spa in Marrakech is also an opportunity to share a special moment:
- As a couple, for a duo massage in a private room,
- Among friends, for a relaxing half-day around a mint tea,
- Or solo, simply to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the medina.
