Marajah SPA

Marajah Spa occupies 400 square metres across two levels of the Las Torres de Majorelle gallery in Gueliz, a short walk from the Jardin Majorelle. The interior leans into traditional Moroccan craft: copper-clad walls, fountains, water features, and decorative details made entirely by hand by Marrakech artisans. The effect is ornate without feeling overwrought, closer to a private hammam palace than a commercial wellness centre. The layout holds four private hammams, seven treatment cabins (single and duo), and a generous relaxation lounge where mint tea, Moroccan pastries, and a complimentary foot massage fill the pause between treatments. The hammam menu is structured in tiers. The Traditionnel pairs black soap scrub with a kessa glove exfoliation and a one-hour relaxing massage. The Royal adds a ghassoul mask with seven plants and argan oil hydration. The Berbère substitutes a sugar scrub and henna wrap. The Cléopâtre brings in gold beldi soap and camel milk ghassoul before finishing with a hot stone massage. At the top, the three-hour Marajah Signature runs the full circuit: hammam, black soap, ghassoul rose wrap, henna mask, argan hydration, one-hour massage, and a 45-minute facial with argan and rose. The massage list extends well beyond the packages. Alongside relaxing and tonic options, the menu includes hot stone, four-hand, prenatal, and a dedicated children's programme for ages six to twelve built around chocolate-based scrubs and wraps. Facials use argan, rose, and prickly pear oil. All products are natural and locally sourced. The spa is reserved for women and couples only, a policy that keeps the atmosphere quiet and unhurried. Parking sits directly opposite the entrance, making Marajah one of the more accessible spa addresses outside the Medina walls.