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Wellbeing · Marrakech

Three-Day Wellness Programme at La Maison Arabe

Staying three nights or more in Marrakech? La Maison Arabe’s three-day programmes spread the spa across your stay — one unhurried session each afternoon, between mornings out in the medina and the gardens with your guide.

The Pleasure of Wellness

Day one is the house Signature hammam followed by an hour’s massage. Day two brings a geranium sea-salt scrub and a four-hand massage, two therapists working in rhythm. Day three is gentler: a seven-plant ghassoul mask, an argan-oil face and scalp massage and a foot massage for souk-weary feet.

Serenity

A lighter programme. The Beldi hammam and a massage on day one, a sea-salt scrub and a radiance facial on day two, and an oriental manicure and pedicure on day three — ready for the flight home.

Also on the spa menu

Facials for dry or combination skin, an anti-ageing facial, body masks of honey, ghassoul or henna, henna tattoos by reservation, and hair styling before a special dinner.

Our tip

Plan your sightseeing for the mornings — the Bahia Palace, the Jardin Majorelle and the souks — and keep late afternoons for the spa. We fit each session around your days so nothing feels rushed.

More about Marrakech: where to stay, when to go →

When to go

  1. JanGood
  2. FebBest
  3. MarBest
  4. AprBest
  5. MayBest
  6. JunGood
  7. JulHot
  8. AugHot
  9. SepBest
  10. OctBest
  11. NovBest
  12. DecBest
1991–2020 averages for Marrakech. Best = daytime 20–29 °C (68–84 °F) and fairly dry — plus May and September, which we rate excellent everywhere. June is warm but good; July and August are the hot months inland. Hot months still work if you plan around the heat — early starts, pools, the coast and the mountains.

Book ahead: High season is March–May, September–November and 15 December–10 January. The most beautiful riads and boutique hotels sell out early, so for these dates we recommend booking several months ahead.

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