How the ritual unfolds
Warm steam and water prepare the body before Moroccan black soap is applied. After the skin has softened, careful kessa-style exfoliation lifts surface buildup, followed by a thorough rinse.
Your therapist explains each stage and controls the intensity. Privacy, temperature and comfort can be discussed at any point.
Preparing for the visit
Avoid strong exfoliation immediately before the appointment. Mention sensitive skin, recent cosmetic treatments or active irritation so the team can advise whether the ritual is appropriate.
Bring your questions and arrive a little early. The experience involves warmth and water, so hydration before and after is sensible.
Duration, options and aftercare
Doral Spa offers regular and royal Moroccan Bath options for 45 or 60 minutes at AED 650 or AED 850, VAT included. The longer option allows a more complete, unhurried ritual.
Afterward, treat the skin gently, use a simple moisturiser if suitable and avoid another strong exfoliation on the same day.
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 WhatsAppQuestions answered
Is a Moroccan bath a massage?
No. It is primarily a steam, cleansing and exfoliation ritual.
Will the exfoliation be strong?
The intensity is controlled and should be adjusted for sensitive areas.
Should I exfoliate before coming?
No; avoid strong exfoliation immediately before the visit.