On the garden level of Le Casablanca Hôtel in Anfa, Jasmin' Spa works the boutique register that the bigger hotel spas in Casablanca do not really cover. The space is small and intimate — two hammam cabins and four massage cabins under a quiet courtyard, with planted terraces between treatment rooms — and the atmosphere is closer to a private wellness day at a riad than to a five-star hotel spa floor. The format suits travellers who prefer slow and small to the polished scale of Royal Mansour or Four Seasons.

The treatment menu centres on the traditional Moroccan hammam, with steam, scrub and cleansing rituals followed by massage in adjoining cabins. Standard treatment slots run sixty or ninety minutes; longer combinations (hammam plus massage plus facial) extend to two or three hours for a complete day. The hotel's fitness area is reserved for residents, so non-guests booking the spa get hammam-and-massage access but not the gym side — confirm at booking if that matters to you.

Open daily 10:00 to 21:00. The boutique feel is at its calmest on midweek mornings or late afternoons; weekend evenings see hotel guests filling the cabins, which makes weekday windows the better booking choice. Outside visitors are generally welcome with a treatment booking. Pair the spa visit with a slow lunch at Le Casablanca Hôtel or a walk through Anfa's quieter residential streets — the surrounding neighbourhood is one of central Casablanca's most pleasant residential areas, with low traffic and tree-lined avenues that suit the post-spa pace.