Les Bains d'Azahara review: our verdict
A thirty-minute bath scented with rose or orange, during which you receive a shoulder and head massage, is the detail we remember from Les Bains d'Azahara. For the rest, the experience is smoothly run: a robe and a locked locker at the cloakroom, a cup of tea in a lovely waiting room, then the hammam, scrub, and massage, up to ninety-five minutes for the longest package.
The establishment targets those seeking the ritual without the roughness: the heat remains gentle, the scrub is effective without stripping the skin, and the massage truly relaxes without leaving you feeling drained. Couples, families with teenagers, and friends exploring the medina will find their comfort here, thanks to a team that explains everything and knows how to make people laugh. Those looking for a traditional, noisy, and hot popular hammam will find something more rustic elsewhere; here, you are in a spa institute.
The best deal: the flower bath followed by a one-hour massage, the formula that sums up the house. You arrive with empty hands, everything is provided, and you pay by card or cash. The house welcomes guests seven days a week, from 10 am to 9 pm, derb Ezzaouiya.



