Aqualine Wellness Center review: our verdict
Water is at the heart of everything at Aqualine: private cabin aquagym (aquabike, aquastep, aquarun), a tiled blue hammam under a copper lantern, and a floating pool presented as the first in the city. The turquoise façade, shelves of ceramics, and zellige patchwork set the tone, making it more charming than clinical.
Friends or family come here for an afternoon of hammam and massage, complete with tea, biscuits, and a relaxation room upon exit, or to back-to-back aquabike sessions out of sight. The reception is attentive and the treatments well-executed at rates softer than those of hotel spas. This is not a palace spa with a pool and garden: everything takes place in a city-center building across a few levels.
The tip: the hammam followed by a massage, the duo that brings you back. The pitfall: booking for floating without calling first, ask if the pool is in service. To know: open Monday to Saturday, from 9 am to 9 pm, closed on Sunday.
