Mouassine de echte traditionele Marokkaanse Hammam

I really enjoyed my experience at Mouassine Hammam. It’s nothing fancy or luxurious, but that’s actually what I liked about it. It felt very traditional and authentic, and gave me a real taste of the Moroccan hammam experience. The scrub was excellent and left my skin incredibly smooth. The ladies were very nice and welcoming, and the argan oil massage was really relaxing and enjoyable. It may not be what you expect if you’re looking for a modern or luxurious spa, but if you appreciate authenticity and a traditional experience, I would definitely recommend it. I’m glad I chose to experience it!

It is a very good experience, no luxuries at all but the women are wonderful, they give you a scrub that you will never forget. And when they all start singing while washing you, it is beautiful. I loved it. I will return

Authentic experience far from sanitized spas. Yes, the place is old and a bit dilapidated, but after a few minutes, a warm welcome. Scrub and clay service that makes you feel light and, above all, an exceptional massage without any fuss. You just have to be comfortable with nudity, but no voyeurism was felt and you cannot have a couple's experience.

A very beautiful experience! The traditional hammam is an excellent way to discover an authentic aspect of Moroccan culture. A change-of-scenery, warm, and truly different experience from the more touristy hammams. I highly recommend it to anyone who wishes to discover Marrakech differently and experience an authentic moment.

Very authentic experience. Lamia and Bouchra are incredible and very kind

Do not expect something relaxing or an experience of comfort and relaxation. Quite the opposite. The tension is constant because you do not know what is going to happen at any moment. There is a moment where they lather you with soap, pour water, and use a horsehair mitt, the rest of the time you think you are abandoned in a Colombian prison. They do not even let you wear a swimsuit. You have to enter in your underwear.

Very well welcomed ... everything is in the Moroccan tradition as I like it If you are a fan of luxury and the sanitized, move along ... I loved it And the girls are great

I visited today and was looking forward to enjoying the traditional hammam with my daughter. As a Moroccan, I expected to pay the local entry price. However, I was told that because my daughter does not speak proper Moroccan Arabic, she was considered a tourist. I explained that I only wanted to pay the standard entry fee and was not interested in any package, but the receptionist told me we were not allowed to enter unless I paid the higher tourist price. What upset me most was being told that because I live in Europe, European pricing applied to me as well. I am Moroccan, and when I visit my country, I expect to be treated as a local, not charged tourist rates because of where I live. The staff were lovely, friendly, and welcoming. Unfortunately, the pricing policy and the way it was applied left me feeling disappointed and treated unfairly. ☹️

Title: "Escape from Rebibbia?" No, an afternoon of relaxation." If your dream has always been to experience the thrill of being imprisoned in the dungeons of the Château d'If alongside the Count of Monte Cristo, this is definitely the place for you. If, on the other hand, you were looking for a hammam, run away as fast as you can. As soon as you cross the threshold, the "wellness" atmosphere is immediately replaced by that of a 1970s horror B-movie. The humidity is not that pleasant therapeutic steam that opens your pores, but a thick and unhealthy fog that faintly smells of century-old mold and shattered dreams. The details of the "terror": Hygiene: Describing this place as "dilapidated" is a generous compliment. The tiles, which were probably white at one time, have developed their own flourishing ecosystem. There were stains on the walls that seemed to want to greet me. I seriously feared that by exfoliating my skin, I would contract tetanus directly through osmosis. The location: The dim lights do not serve to create an atmosphere; they serve to hide the decay. The rooms literally resemble medieval dungeons where prisoners were forgotten by the world. At one point, I looked at a dark corner expecting to see Abbot Faria emerge with a spoon to dig a tunnel in the wall. The service: The staff has the same empathy as the jailers of the Bastille. They indicate the rooms with nods of the head that imply a warm "go in there and hope to come out alive." The verdict: I entered to purify my body, and I came out needing an exorcism, a course of broad-spectrum antibiotics, and a strong hug. If you want a horror experience, save your money and watch Saw - The Puzzle Maker comfortably on your clean couch. A nightmare.

I absolutely loved my experience at Hammam Moussaini. After four days in the Atlas Mountains, I was looking for a traditional hammam to relax, and the staff at my riad recommended this place. It turned out to be a wonderful choice. Bouchyia treated me with great kindness, using the traditional glove, black soap, and grey clay. During the treatment, she even sang beautifully, which added a very special touch to the experience—I found it almost hypnotic. The atmosphere of the hammam is intense yet deeply relaxing. I also added a back and neck massage afterward, and everything was perfect. The staff are gentle, attentive, and professional. I highly recommend this hammam for an authentic and rejuvenating experience.