Marrakech is best known for its historic medina and souks filled with spices, colorful textiles, and leather goods. The tourist-packed streets can sometimes be more of a source of stress than pleasure, but luckily, the city is also filled with luxurious spas to offer visitors a respite from the hustle and bustle. After a busy day at the markets, indulge in a moment of peace at one of Marrakech’s most outstanding spas.
Le Spa at Four Seasons Resort Marrakech
Inspired by Middle Eastern traditions and contemporary treatments, Le Spa offers salon services, facials, massages, and signature treatments. The sumptuous hammam also offers teen and kids' treatments specifically designed to introduce a younger generation to the benefits of relaxation and proper skin care. Le Spa has two suites located within their spa pavilion, each with its own private garden, Watsu pool, used for aquatic bodywork and passive aquatic therapy, and Rhasou, a clay mineral found in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco used in bath rituals to clean the body. The use of the spa pavilion is available for half- or full-day spa experiences.
The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech
Inspired by the historic cathedrals and mosques of the Andalusia, the Spa at Mandarin Oriental focuses on health, holistic healing, and rejuvenation. The spa has six treatment rooms, including two suites, all with private gardens that provide an outdoor space for guests to reflect and relax pre- or post-treatment. In addition, there are two Moroccan hammams, a beauty salon, and a hairdresser. There’s also a dedicated Thai massage room with private walled gardens and outdoor treatment areas.
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The Spa Namaskar at Palais Namaskar
With products from Aromatherapy Associates and ila, two brands that only use organic and natural ingredients, The Spa Namaskar creates a holistic sensory experience. The innovative spa menu has programs dedicated to stress management, anti-aging treatments, and even a rose pregnancy retreat with prenatal spa services. By using all-natural ingredients, the spa facilitates a connection between the guest, the therapist, and the elements.
The Clarins Spa at Royal Palm Marrakech
Inspired by a Moroccan palace, The Clarins Spa is fully dedicated to well-being and beauty. The treatment menu is a combination of Moroccan traditions and the professional technical expertise of the Clarins brand. Beyond the massage rooms and hammam, the spa’s relaxation area features a pool, yoga pavilion, hair and beauty salon, barber, and a bar serving fresh fruit juices. Private areas reserved for women include a sauna with shower cascade, hammam, ice bath, and private garden.
La Sultana Spa at La Sultana Marrakech
One of the most calming spas in the city, La Sultana has two hammams along with a Jacuzzi, sauna, beauty center, hairdresser, balneotherapy baths, and indoor as well as open-air massage spaces. The La Sultana experience is magical, and one should plan to spend hours there. Same-day appointments are rarely available, so book in advance.