Aya Spa

Gallery

Step into Aya Spa: exterior, hammam, massage rooms, beauty treatments and products.

Gallery

Vaulted hallway with a blue patterned rug, candles and lotus artwork
Hammam steam room with oil bottles, bowls and a copper bucket
Waiting lounge with a white sofa, a low table and a curtained window
Massage table with folded towels, candles and rose petals
Curved reception desk with mirrors, a flower bouquet and black doors
Manicure station with nail-polish shelves and a cream sofa
Hair salon with a black shampoo chair and shelves of hair products
Hammam black soap, kessa gloves and towels with candles
Entrance hall with white robes on hooks, a carved mirror and a flower vase
Hair salon with two shampoo chairs, arched mirrors and wall lamps
Hammam steam room lined with lit candles and rose petals on the marble bench
Welcome desk with a framed artwork, a bouquet of flowers and a drinks fridge
Hammam steam room with rose petals on the marble floor
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Frequently asked questions

What do the photographs in the gallery show?
The gallery covers the spa itself: the exterior of the building, the reception, the hammam, the massage room and the beauty and hair salon. A separate section covers the care products and the equipment used in the treatments, so you can see the materials the rituals are built on before you book.
Which of the spa's spaces are pictured?
Each of the three spaces has its own set of photographs: the hammam with its steam room, the massage room next to it, and the beauty and hair salon. The reception and the exterior are shown too, so you can recognise the building and the entrance when you arrive at 111 Avenue Abdelkrim AL Khattabi in Guéliz.
Which products and equipment appear in the photographs?
The products and equipment section is where the materials used in the treatments are shown: ghassoul, the black soap, the kessa glove, rhassoul clay, rose water, henna, herbs and coffee scrub. These are the ingredients behind the gommage, the clay mask and the Royal Hammam, so the section gives a fair idea of what each ritual involves.
How is the gallery organised?
The photographs are grouped by category: exterior, hammam, massage, beauty and hair, interiors, reception, and products and equipment. An All view lets you move through the complete set in one pass if you prefer. The gallery is the quickest way to see the rooms before deciding on a treatment.
What do the rooms look and feel like?
Each room has its own character. The massage room is a separate quiet space next to the hammam, and the beauty and hair salon is bright and filled with natural light, while the steam room where every ritual starts is the warmest of the three. The photographs show all of them, so you can compare the spaces side by side before booking.