A local public hammam costs 10–40 MAD to enter, or about 100–200 MAD with a scrub by an attendant. A hammam spa scrub package is 250–500 MAD; palace hotel spas start around 800 MAD.
7 prices · last checked 2026-09 · how we check
10–40 MAD ≈ €0.9–3.7
Bring your own black soap, kessa glove, towel and flip-flops (or buy them at the door for a few dirhams).
100–200 MAD ≈ €9–19
Entry plus a scrub by an attendant (kessala) and soap. Agree what's included before you start.
100 MAD ≈ €9.3
Some neighbourhood hammams include towels and slippers at this price. Ask what the price covers.
250–500 MAD ≈ €23–46
A black-soap scrub package at a riad or small spa. Check what's included before you sit down.
400–1 000 MAD ≈ €37–93
Scrub plus a massage, usually about an hour.
650–1 700 MAD ≈ €60–157
Traditional hammam alone starts around 290–650 MAD depending on the spa; book ahead in high season.
800–3 200 MAD ≈ €74–296
A 60-minute hammam at a palace hotel; full rituals cost more.
The price that grows. At spas, agree what's included (scrub, soap, massage, towels) before you start.
What should I bring to a local hammam? Black soap, a kessa glove, a towel, flip-flops and a change of underwear or swimwear. Many hammams sell soap and gloves at the door.
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