AL FORSANDORAL SPA
Doral Spa Wellness Guide

Spa Etiquette in Abu Dhabi

Good spa etiquette is mostly about communication, punctuality and respect. These simple guidelines help first-time and regular guests enjoy a comfortable visit in Abu Dhabi.

Spa Etiquette in Abu Dhabi — Doral Spa Abu Dhabi

Before the appointment

Book the treatment and duration in advance, then arrive 10–15 minutes early. If plans change, contact the spa as soon as possible so the team can advise on availability.

Mention allergies, pregnancy, recent injuries, skin sensitivity or relevant health concerns before treatment. This allows the team to discuss appropriate options without making assumptions.

Privacy and communication

Your therapist should explain the procedure and maintain appropriate draping and privacy. You can request adjustments to pressure, room temperature, music or focus areas at any time.

Professional spa services are wellness and relaxation treatments. Respectful conduct is expected from guests and staff throughout the visit.

Phones, clothing and aftercare

Keep your phone silent and avoid calls in quiet treatment areas. The team will explain what to wear or remove for the selected service; only undress to your personal comfort level.

After massage, take a moment before standing, hydrate and follow any service-specific aftercare. Ask before using additional heat facilities after an intensive treatment.

Arrival10–15 minutes early
Best practiceCommunicate comfort and preferences
Plan your visit

Doral Spa is located at Marriott Hotel Al Forsan, Khalifa City A, Abu Dhabi. Published prices include VAT. Confirm treatment suitability, availability and final booking details directly with the team.

Book on WhatsApp

Questions answered

Do I need to remove all clothing?

No. Undress only to your comfort level; appropriate draping and privacy should be maintained.

Should I speak during massage?

Conversation is optional, but always communicate discomfort or adjustment requests.

Can I use my phone?

Keep it silent and avoid calls in quiet treatment areas.