A Classic Spa Ritual Has Returned To The Four Seasons Hotel Cairo's First Residence

  • 11th Aug 2022
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A Classic Spa Ritual Has Returned To The Four Seasons Hotel Cairo's First Residence

The Turkish hammam is a traditional bath used for washing, exfoliating, and relaxation, and it has recently reopened at the Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at The First Residence.

Guests are surrounded by heated marble, carved stone basins, relaxing mosaics, and a marble treatment room to enjoy a quiet and opulent bathing experience alone or with a friend or spouse.

The Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at The First Residence aspires to recreate this magnificent legacy and give visitors with a purifying and soothing experience after a day of experiencing Cairo's attractions.

The 60-minute treatment begins with a steam bath and is followed by a body scrub, foam massage, and a thorough massage utilising either a coffee, clay, or brown sugar scrub. It is renowned as the ideal therapy for stress, backaches, skin exfoliating, and imparting a distinct shine to the skin.


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