Best Hamams & Spas in Casablanca 2026: Top 3 Tourist-Friendly Picks

Casablanca isn’t usually the first city travelers associate with a great hammam, but the city has a real, active hammam and spa scene serving both locals and tourists — from traditional public-style hammams to more polished private spas. Prices and formats vary widely, from a simple scrub-and-steam to multi-hour packages with massage, so it’s worth knowing what you’re booking before you go.

1. Istanbul Hammam & Spa

Area: near Casa Anfa Park

Reviewers consistently praise it as an excellent Turkish hammam — very clean, well-prepared, with friendly, professional staff.

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@spa.hammam.istanbul 0661142319

2. Hammam Ziani

Area: Casablanca

A long-established local favorite with a genuinely soothing, welcoming atmosphere — known for cleanliness and attentive staff over a longer, more relaxed session.

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@hammamziani +212522319695

3. Topkapi Hammams & Spa

Area: Casablanca

Frequently cited as the best hammam and spa experience in the city, with excellent service — and it runs a hair salon downstairs too, worth asking about if you want both in one visit.

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@topkapihammamspa +212522946703

Hammam & Spa Etiquette in Morocco

Traditional hammams are usually gender-separated — either by hours (men and women alternate through the day) or by separate sections, so check before you go if it matters to you. Being scrubbed by an attendant in a communal, semi-nude setting is completely normal, respectful local practice, not something unusual to the staff — if you’d rather keep a swimsuit on, most tourist-oriented hammams are used to accommodating that and won’t think twice about it.

Many hammams provide or sell the kessa glove and black soap you’ll need; some let you bring your own. Arrive hydrated and avoid a heavy meal right beforehand — the heat and scrub are more intense than a typical spa treatment back home. Modest dress is appreciated in shared waiting areas even though the treatment room itself is different. Attendants are typically tipped in cash — see our Morocco tipping guide for general guidance.