Smaragd Spa

Bad Horn Hotel & Spa, Seestrasse 36, 9326, Horn
The term “hamam” generally refers to the traditional Oriental steam bath. But it is much more
than that: it also encompasses a series of soothing and nourishing treatments—cleansing rituals for the body and mind. The secret lies in the interplay of water, fire, and aromatic air.
Warm up in the steam bath, perform a Kese scrub on your own, rest on the warm navel stone, then apply various types of clay to your body in the Rhassoul (steam bath), and after the rain shower, finish with a skin treatment using aromatic oil, A feeling of velvety-soft skin.
Warm up in the steam bath, perform a Kese scrub on your own, rest on the warm navel stone, then apply various types of clay to your body in the Rhassoul (steam bath), and after the rain shower, finish with a skin treatment using aromatic oil, A feeling of velvety-soft skin.
Warm up in the steam room, followed by a gentle exfoliation. Enveloped in a mountain of fine soap lather, your entire body is massaged with calm, sweeping, and relaxing strokes, and the soap lather is simply rinsed off with warm water. Relax afterward with a cup of tea on the navel stone.
Warm up in the steam room, followed by a gentle exfoliation. Enveloped in a mountain of fine soap lather, your entire body is massaged with calm, sweeping, and relaxing strokes, and the soap lather is simply rinsed off with warm water. Relax afterward with a cup of tea on the navel stone.
