Hammam
An ancestral ritual that combines body purification, deep relaxation and a peaceful atmosphere. Hot steam, black soap, gommage scrub and rhassoul mask: a sensory journey into Moroccan tradition.
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Three complementary spaces for a complete experience — from traditional hammam to beauty care.
Aya Spa Marrakech has three treatment spaces: a traditional hammam with black soap, gommage and rhassoul mask from 200 Dhs, a massage room with argan oil massages from 250 Dhs, and a beauty & hair salon. Book on +212 661 35 59 16.
Massage
Indulge in a massage with argan oil and essential oils — lavender, rose or verbena. Our therapists accompany you into a true moment of release, in Aya Spa's warm and enveloping atmosphere.
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Beauty & Hair Salon
A bright, natural-light-filled space dedicated to beauty: manicure, pedicure, reflexology, waxing and facial treatments. A beauty pause designed for you, faithful to oriental rituals.
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All prices are in Moroccan dirham (Dhs). Groups and private events are welcome — ask us for a tailored quote.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between the three hammam rituals?
- The three rituals share the same base and add steps as they get longer. The Classic Moroccan Hammam, 30 min at 200 Dhs, covers the body scrub, black soap body washing and clay mask. The Traditional Hammam, 40 min at 300 Dhs, adds an aromatic herbal mask. The Royal Hammam, 50 min at 400 Dhs, adds a coffee scrub and the siqla treatment.
- What steps does a hammam treatment follow?
- Every hammam follows the same sequence: steam room, black soap, gommage scrub, clay mask, rinse, and mint tea at the end. The heat of the steam opens the skin, the black soap cleans it and the kessa glove removes what has loosened. The clay mask is applied before the final rinse, and the session closes with mint tea.
- What is the siqla treatment in the Royal Hammam?
- The siqla is the traditional Moroccan wrap used in the Royal Hammam, 50 min at 400 Dhs. A scented mixture of clay and honey is warmed, spread over the body and left to rest under the steam. It closes the ritual and is the reason the Royal Hammam takes longer than the two shorter versions.
- Which massage should I choose for muscle tension?
- For muscle tension, the tonic and sports massage is the one to book: a deep tissue treatment that relieves tension and supports recovery. It lasts 30 min at 300 Dhs or 45 min at 500 Dhs. If you would rather unwind, the argan oil massage is gentler, and the four-hands tonic version works on the same principles with two therapists.
- What oils are used during the massages?
- The massages use pure argan oil, with essential oils of lavender, rose or verbena added to it. Say which scent you prefer when you book, and the team will advise you on the oil and the type of massage that suit how you feel on the day. The massage room is a separate, quiet space next to the hammam.
- What can I have in the beauty and hair salon?
- The salon handles manicure and pedicure, semi-permanent and gel nails, depilation, waxing, reflexology, facial treatments and hair work. The Golden Spanish Latte hair treatment is 1500 Dhs, the Caviar Treatment 400 Dhs and the Facial Treatment 400 Dhs. Brushing, cutting and colouring are also available there.