Traditional hammam
Steam, black soap, kessa exfoliation, ghassoul clay and rinse.
The hammam is not one treatment among others. It is a weekly rite, a long hour, and one of the few things in Morocco still done slowly.
Twenty minutes in the steam, doing nothing at all. The skin opens, the shoulders come down. We bring cool water and then leave you alone.
Olive-oil black soap, spread and left to work. Then the exfoliation with the kessa glove — thorough, methodical, faintly brutal. This is the part regulars come back for.
Ghassoul clay from the Atlas over body and hair, rinsed in warm water, finished with argan oil. Then mint tea, in no particular hurry.
Tell us the day before and our concierge books your hammam or treatment with one of the trusted spas we work with nearby — and arranges the car. You simply choose the hour.
Steam, black soap, kessa exfoliation, ghassoul clay and rinse.
About 60 minutes
The full ritual, followed by a body massage with argan oil.
About 105 minutes
Full body, medium pressure, pure argan oil from the Souss.
About 50 minutes
Cleanse, gentle exfoliation, clay mask, prickly pear seed oil.
About 45 minutes
Swimwear bottoms. Towel, robe and slippers are provided at the spa. Treatments are individual, and men and women are received separately.
The treatment, plus half an hour of doing nothing afterwards. Nobody leaves a hammam in a hurry, and that is rather the point.
Not yet. For now we book your hammam and treatments with spa partners we know and trust nearby, and we take care of the arrangements and the car for you.
The heat is not advised during pregnancy, or with high blood pressure or a heart condition. Tell us and we will adapt the treatment — a massage without the steam works perfectly well.
A day’s notice · we handle the booking
Tell us the day and the treatment; our concierge books it with one of our partners and arranges the car. The hammam is best on the day you arrive — it makes the rest of the week slower.