Spa Hammam Zaha review: our verdict
Nothing to bring: a bathrobe, towel, slippers, and even a hairdryer are provided, with lockers available for storing your belongings. At Zaha, the hammam is wonderfully warm, the products smell delightful, and the exfoliation goes deep, adjusting to sensitive skin as soon as you mention it.
On the massage front, the house relies on Thai practitioners, making Thai massage the standout offering; the relaxing massage also lives up to its promise. The manager, who is very present, is happy to offer mint tea to anyone waiting for their partner. It's a great spot for a couple or a solo afternoon of pampering, located at the corner of Boulevard Moulay Youssef and Rue de Tiznit. However, it's not for those seeking a spa with spectacular decor, as the venue's presentation is modest compared to the quality of the service.
The catch: it's closed on Mondays, and only opens at noon on other days. The good tip: book online, as time slots are displayed on the house's booking platform until 10 PM.



