Ultimate Relaxation Package in Al Jaddaf, Dubai

The Ultimate Relaxation Package combines a 60 minute Swedish massage with a 45 minute Moroccan bath in a single 105 minute visit for AED 600. You start with the Swedish massage, a firm, structured full-body treatment that works the back, shoulders, arms and legs with kneading and long gliding strokes to release everyday tension. From there you move into the Moroccan bath, a hammam-style ritual built around steam, black soap and a kessa glove scrub that lifts dead skin before a full rinse. The two treatments serve different purposes, the massage relaxes muscles while the bath cleanses and refreshes the skin, so together they cover both sides of a spa visit in one booking. Everything happens in the same visit with our therapist team guiding you through both parts, and you settle the AED 600 price at the spa by cash or card once the session ends.

Booking the Swedish massage and Moroccan bath separately costs AED 425 for the 60 minute massage plus AED 350 for the 45 minute bath, which adds up to AED 775. The Ultimate Relaxation Package bundles the same two treatments into one 105 minute visit for a fixed AED 600, saving you AED 175 compared with paying for each one on its own. Beyond the price, booking the package also means the two treatments are scheduled back to back in a single appointment, so you do not need to arrange two separate visits or wait between bookings. You still get the full 60 minutes of massage and the full 45 minutes of hammam ritual, nothing is shortened to fit the package. If you only want one of the two treatments, the Swedish massage and Moroccan bath are both available as standalone bookings at their individual prices, but for both in one visit, the package is the better value option.

Plan for around 105 minutes of treatment time, made up of a 60 minute Swedish massage followed by a 45 minute Moroccan bath, plus a short changeover between the two. Most guests find it comfortable to block out roughly two hours in total once you include arrival, changing and a brief rest afterward, especially since the Moroccan bath ends with a rinse that you will want a few minutes to recover from before heading out. Because Rits Spa is open every day from 10 am to 1 am, there is flexibility on when you book, whether that is a morning slot before work, an afternoon break, or a late evening visit near Al Jaddaf and Dubai Creek. If you are short on time on a given day, the two treatments can also be booked individually on separate visits, but the combined package works best when you can give the full stretch to both parts without rushing between them.

Yes, the Ultimate Relaxation Package can be booked for two people, though you should confirm therapist and room availability with us on WhatsApp before you arrive since this depends on how busy the spa is at your chosen time. Each guest goes through the same sequence, a 60 minute Swedish massage followed by a 45 minute Moroccan bath, at the AED 600 price per person. Couples often book this together as a shared relaxation visit rather than splitting it into two separate appointments on different days. If you already know you want two people booked side by side, mention that when you message us so we can plan for two therapists and set the timing to match. Rits Spa's European team, drawn from Russia, Ukraine, Italy and Turkey, is used to running parallel sessions for couples and groups, so this is a common request rather than something unusual to ask for.

After your Swedish massage finishes, the Moroccan bath begins with steam to open the pores and soften the skin, followed by an application of black soap across the body. Once the soap has had time to work, the therapist uses a kessa glove to scrub the skin in firm, sweeping strokes, which lifts away dead skin and leaves a noticeably smoother texture. The session finishes with a full rinse to clear away the soap and any loosened skin, leaving you clean rather than oiled the way a massage would. This part of the package is a skin cleansing ritual rather than a second massage, so the pressure and sensation are different from what you felt during the Swedish massage, more of a scrub than a knead. Guests who have never tried a hammam-style treatment before often find this the most memorable part of the full 105 minute package, and it pairs naturally with the muscle relaxation from the first half of the visit.