Le Bain de Kasbah review: our verdict
The pink clay mask leaves a unique impression as part of a well-thought-out package: hammam, exfoliation, hair treatment, clay therapy, followed by a one-hour relaxing massage, and a cup of mint tea to accompany it. Expect to pay 550 DH for this formula (as of April 2026), a two-hour break in the heart of the Kasbah, derb El Hammam, in the Moulay Yazid quarter.
The establishment suits both those discovering the hammam in Marrakech and regulars seeking a reliable address, with families including teenagers also coming here. The ladies who handle the exfoliation and massages work with gentleness, and the atmosphere remains authentic without veering into palace decor. You can also purchase the products used at affordable prices. For a continuous spa day with a pool and sun loungers, this is not the right place: you come here for a treatment and then leave to explore.
The best time slot: midday, between visits to the Kasbah quarter. The pitfall: booking your session on a Sunday, as it is closed; from Monday to Saturday, the doors are open from 9 am to 7 pm.



