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Spa and hammam prices in Marrakech: what to expect
How much does a hammam or a massage cost in Marrakech? The answer mostly depends on the type of place: between a hammam in the medina and the spa of a grand palace hotel, prices can be ten times higher. To help you plan your budget, here are the starting prices of the places in our guide.
The main price ranges
The prices below are “from” prices, for a first treatment. They are useful to compare places with each other:
- Under 300 MAD: spa hammams in the medina and local beauty institutes, for a simple hammam ritual.
- From 300 to 700 MAD: independent spas and hotel spas, with hammam, massages and often a pool.
- Over 1,000 MAD: palace spas, with large spaces, water circuits and signature treatments.
Starting prices, place by place
Here is the first price listed for each spa in our selection, from the most affordable to the most luxurious:
- Les Bains de l’Alhambra (Kasbah): from 180 MAD
- Baan Thai Institute (Guéliz): from 250 MAD
- The Oberoi Spa: from 350 MAD
- Zen The Spa (Palmeraie): from 400 MAD
- Yemaya Spa (Hivernage): from 490 MAD
- Les Bains de Marrakech (Bab Agnaou): from 650 MAD
- Spa Chenot Marrakech: from 700 MAD
- Fairmont Spa Marrakech: from 1,000 MAD
- La Mamounia Spa: from 1,200 MAD
- Royal Mansour Spa: from 1,400 MAD
- Mandarin Oriental Spa: from 2,200 MAD
Example: the menu of a hammam in the medina
For a more precise idea, let’s look at the menu of Les Bains de l’Alhambra, in the Kasbah:
- Hammam rituals: from 180 MAD (Discovery Hammam) to 450 MAD (Alhambra Ritual).
- Hammam and massage packages: from 570 to 950 MAD, for example the Discovery Package, which combines a hammam and a 1-hour classic massage.
- Massages only: from 300 MAD (back or leg massage) to 750 MAD (four-hand massage).
As you can see, a hammam and massage package is often the best deal, as it costs less than the two treatments booked separately.
What makes the price vary
- The setting: a palace hotel with pools, gardens and large relaxation areas costs more than a riad in the medina.
- The length: a 45-minute hammam and a 2-hour ritual do not cost the same.
- Treatments for two: double treatment rooms and private suites cost more.
- Access to facilities: some spas include the pool or hammam in the price of the treatment, others do not.
Our tips to choose well
- Compare packages rather than individual treatments.
- Ask what is included: products, pool access, relaxation time, tea.
- Book ahead to be sure of your slot, especially in high season.
- Check the prices: the prices in this article are indicative and may change. Always confirm them with the venue.