Wellness · Málaga

Hammam Al Ándalus: the two hours you actually remember.

Málaga's Arab baths sit in a converted 16th-century building three minutes from the cathedral. Ninety minutes rotating through cold, warm and hot pools, mint tea in a candlelit courtyard — and, if you book it, a Kessa exfoliation that leaves you a shade lighter.

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Málaga Club Editorial
Published
July 2026
Last checked
July 2026
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Quick answer

€41 for 90 min of baths, €70 with a short massage, €135 for the full Kessa scrub. Book at hammamalandalus.com — Friday and weekend evenings sell out a week ahead.

2026 price list

ExperienceDurationPrice
Baths only90 min€41
Baths + relaxing massage 15 min1 h 45€70
Baths + massage 30 min2 h€95
Baths + massage 45 min2 h 15€115
Baths + Kessa exfoliation 60 min2 h 30€135
Full ritual (bath + Kessa + massage)3 h€180

Prices per person. Under-16s not admitted. The €41 slots are limited — book 4–7 days ahead for weekends.

Which treatment to book

If it is your first hammam anywhere, the Baths + 30-min massage (€95) is the sweet spot: enough water time to actually relax, then a proper deep-tissue massage on a heated marble slab. If you want the full ritual experience, book the Kessa exfoliation — a rough-mitt scrub with black soap that removes a surprising amount of skin. You come out looking new.

Practical details

Address: Plaza de los Mártires 5, 29008 Málaga (three min from the Cathedral).
Sessions: Every two hours, 10:00–22:00 daily.
Arrive: 15 minutes before your slot for lockers and briefing.
Bring: Swimwear, hair tie. Everything else provided.
Language: Staff speak Spanish, English, French and Arabic.

Málaga vs Granada vs Marbella

The Granada branch is the flagship — larger, older building, more theatrical lighting. Málaga is smaller and calmer; you often have a pool to yourself midweek. Marbella is newer and slicker but feels less atmospheric. If you are already in Málaga, do not travel for one of the others — they are the same brand, and Málaga's is fine.

A note on freshness: opening hours, prices and transport in Málaga can change. Confirm time-sensitive information through the official source before you travel.

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