Spa & Hammam

Hammam Experience

includes steam room, Moroccan black soap application to soften and nourish the skin; allover the body then after 20 minutes you will have traditional body exfoliation Removing all dead skin using a kessa glove. After you will have complimentary Morocco tea

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45 minutes
For 1 PERSON. 50

60 minutes
For 2 PEOPLE, SAME TIME £90

traditional Moroccan Hammam

Including steam Room with Morocco black soap
Removing all dead skin with using a kessa glove.
Coffee or herbal scrub

65 minutes
1 PERSON. £65

2 PERSON The same Time £120

Golden

Luxury Morocco & Turkish bath including Ethiopia home made hair and body Butter

Including steam Room with black soap
Removing dead skin with KESSA gloves
Coffee or liya mix body Exfoliation
A foam massage
Jacuzzi Relaxing
Hair and body mask
Full body massage
Unforgettable 8 body Treatments
Plus complimentary Tea fruit

2 hours package
(1 person )£150

2 person the same time £280

Special offer

Group of 4 hammam Experience

Treatment

Including

Steam Room with black soap

Removing All dead skin

Only £190

VIP private Spa day

5 hours couple spa day unlimited body Treatments all access including with 2 professional Therapist’s
Steam Room
Jacuzzi
Body Exfoliation
Body massage
Hair and body mask
Manicure & pedicure
Facial
Plus Afternoon Tea with private Relaxing Room

2 Person £600

Spa & Hammam

A Turkish bath is a hot steam hydro-therapy treatment which has a miraculous effect on both the mental and physical state of everyone able to enjoy its benefits to the full. A Turkish bath is the perfect remedy for stress and the uncomfortable physiological reactions. Turkish baths are known for their relaxing and rejuvenating qualities, and are often seen as a social activity where people can gather and socialize. They are also known for their therapeutic benefits system, and overall well-being. A Turkish bath is the ideal antidote to all those tensions that build up over the working day, banishing every kind of stress. The beneficial properties of a Turkish bath can also help people suffering from localised aches and pains since better blood circulation carries more oxygen to damaged areas and inevitably brings about an immediate reduction in pain and more rapid healing.

Morocco Hammam

Moroccan hammams take their inspiration from the first original bathhouses created by the Roman empire more than 2000 years ago, built to increase public hygiene. Roman’s rule over North Africa left its pronounced influence on Moroccan culture, seen in the architecture of Roman ruins still remaining across the country. Rome’s thumbprint in modern Morocco is most noticeable in the Moroccan hammam.