Spa & Hammam

Turkish baths are known for their relaxing and rejuvenating qualities, and are often seen as a social activity where people can gather and socialise. They are also known for their therapeutic benefits 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.

Moroccan hammams take their inspiration from the first original bathhouses created by the Roman empire more than 2,000 years ago, built to increase public hygiene. Rome'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.

Every hammam ritual is carried out with Moroccan black soap, warm water and the traditional kessa glove, finished with a Turkish foam wash and complimentary Moroccan tea.