Cleopatra’s Deluxe Spa Treatment with Massage, Sauna, and Jacuzzi

This Hurghada spa experience is interesting because it’s built like a full-body ritual, not just a quick massage. You get the Cleopatra bath and Turkish bath sequence, plus heat rooms, jacuzzi time, and a proper 45-minute massage. To make it easy, you’re picked up and dropped off from your hotel.

What I like most is the step-by-step flow that starts with heat (sauna, then steam) and ends with a full-body clean-up, including the kese mitten scrub and foam wash. I also really appreciate that the main highlight is a full body massage for 45 minutes, not a rushed add-on.

One thing to consider before you go: the sauna and jacuzzi area is mixed. If you want a private room, there’s an extra charge of 38 EUR per person.

Key highlights at a glance

• A ritual with real heat prep: sauna (10-15 minutes) followed by steam (10-15 minutes) before the scrub
• Kese mitten scrubbing plus foam wash: designed to lift dead skin and leave you feeling clean
• Full body massage included: 45 minutes, after the bath ritual
• Relaxation time built in: hot drinks and a lounge break, plus sauna/steam/jacuzzi access in spare time
• Convenient pickup in Hurghada: free hotel pickup and drop-off from many Hurghada hotels

Why Cleopatra and Turkish bath steps feel worth your time in Hurghada

If you’re in Hurghada looking for a “reset” afternoon, this treatment is a good pick because it follows a classic hammam logic. Heat first helps you loosen up, then cleaning comes next, and only after that do you get the longer massage.

The Cleopatra part matters because it’s not only about lying back. You’ll move through rooms and stages, and each step has a purpose, from softening your skin to the scrubbing phase that leaves you feeling smoother. That rhythm is exactly why so many people come away feeling noticeably refreshed.

Also, the logistics are simple. With hotel pickup and drop-off included, you don’t lose half your day figuring out transport. That keeps the experience focused on the spa, not the travel.

From pickup to the 3-hour spa window, the flow is clear

Plan for roughly 3 hours total, because the duration includes round-trip transfer time. Once you’re picked up, you’ll head to the spa, get checked in, and start the bath sequence.

Here’s the order you can expect, in plain terms:

1) You’ll start with sauna time.

2) Then comes steam bath time.

3) Next is the Cleopatra bath + Turkish bath routine, including scrub and foam wash.

4) Then you’ll move into the 45-minute full body massage.

5) Finally, you’ll finish with hot drinks and relaxation time, and you can use sauna/steam/jacuzzi during your spare time.

The good news is that the staff guide the process. You’re not left guessing what to do next, which makes it easier to relax right away.

Sauna and steam room: your skin prep stage (10 to 15 minutes each)

The first rooms are straightforward. You’re greeted, taken to a sauna room, and given about 10 to 15 minutes to unwind. After that, you’ll move into the steam bath for another 10 to 15 minutes.

This prep step is more than “warming up.” Steam helps soften your skin and can make the later scrubbing stage feel more effective, not just uncomfortable. It’s also a nice buffer if you’re arriving tired from sun, walking, or travel.

If you tend to feel heat easily, pace yourself during the sauna. It’s tempting to push through, but comfort will help you get more out of the rest of the ritual.

Cleopatra bath and Turkish bath: kese mitten scrub, basin cleanse, foam wash

This is the part most people remember. You’ll shift from the heat rooms into the cleaning ritual, which is built around a few key steps.

First, there’s the kese mitten scrubbing. This special cleaning glove is designed to scour away dead skin. The spa also uses a marble polished square water basin during the process, which adds to that classic hammam feel.

Then comes the foam stage, a bubble soap wash. You’ll be massaged down with a loofah as part of this wash, and the goal is to leave you feeling properly cleaned, not just lightly rinsed.

If you’re going in expecting a gentle facial-style exfoliation, adjust your mindset. This is a full-body scrub process. The upside is that it can leave your skin feeling noticeably smoother afterward, and your body often feels lighter in a real, practical way.

45-minute full body massage: where the value really clicks

The massage is the anchor of the package. You get a full body massage for 45 minutes, and that time matters because you’re not just getting a shoulder rub.

From the way the experience is described, you’ll be positioned for comfort right after the bath cleaning stage. That timing is smart: your body is warm, your skin is prepped, and you’re ready to settle into longer, slower work.

One practical note: massage preferences are personal. If you like firm pressure or gentle stretches, you should say so early. If you have neck problems or tight areas, this is also the right moment to mention it so the therapist can focus there.

In the names that show up in the spa’s feedback, Orla and Hannie are repeatedly mentioned in connection with excellent massage experiences. If you get the chance to request a therapist, those are two names worth bringing up.

Jacuzzi, hot drinks, and that “after” feeling

After the scrub-and-massage sequence, you’ll get hot drinks and relaxation time. There’s also lounge time, around 10 to 15 minutes, where you can sit, unwind, and let your body cool down gently.

You’ll also have access to sauna, steam bath, and jacuzzi during your spare time. The jacuzzi time is listed as 15 minutes, and that short window can be just right after the heat and massage, especially if you want your muscles to calm down without overdoing it.

What you’re chasing here is the body reset. Not just being clean, but feeling comfortable in your own skin, warmer but not overheated, and relaxed enough to enjoy the rest of your day.

Price and value: $20 is only “cheap” if you compare the right things

At $20 per person, this package can feel like a steal, but only when you compare it to what’s actually included.

You’re paying for:

• Cleopatra bath + Turkish bath ritual
• Full body peeling and body scrub
• Foam wash as part of the cleaning stage
• 45-minute full body massage
• Sauna, steam room, and jacuzzi access
• Hot drinks and lounge relaxation

So the real question is not whether $20 is low in general. It’s whether you’re getting multiple services in one stop without paying separate prices and without traveling between places. Here you do, and the hotel pickup makes the logistics part of the value.

One more practical advantage: the group size is capped at 35 travelers. That’s not “private,” but it’s usually enough to keep the experience comfortable rather than chaotic.

Logistics that can make or break your comfort

This experience uses pickup offered and you’ll have a mobile ticket. You’ll start in Hurghada and the activity ends back at the meeting point.

Also, the spa is described as near public transportation, which can matter if your pickup timing is slightly different from your expectation. Most people do fine with the included pickup, but knowing there’s nearby transport can reduce stress.

What to bring comes down to comfort:

• A swimsuit, since you’ll need to change and use the bath facilities
• Flip-flops or easy slip-ons
• A small towel if you prefer your own, though the provided details focus on the spa stages rather than what’s supplied

Time management: remember the 3-hour duration includes round-trip transfer time. If you have dinner plans right after, schedule a little buffer.

Who should book this Cleopatra Deluxe spa treatment

I think it fits best if you want:

• A full-body spa routine, not a short session
• A convenient option with hotel transport
• Something that helps you feel refreshed enough to enjoy the evening

It also seems like a good fit for people who like structure. The ritual order is clear: sauna, steam, scrub and foam, then massage. If you get anxious when you don’t know what comes next, this helps a lot.

One more group-based consideration: the sauna and jacuzzi area is mixed. If you prefer gender-separate facilities, you’ll want to consider the extra-cost private room option.

Small drawbacks and how to avoid them

The main drawback is privacy. Because the sauna and jacuzzi area are mixed, some people will feel more comfortable paying for a private room at 38 EUR per person.

The other “watch out” is time expectations. If you count transfer time as spa time, it can feel shorter than you hoped. Treat the 3 hours as door-to-door time, then you’ll judge the experience more fairly.

Finally, if you’re sensitive to noise, you’ll likely be happier if you’re focused on the bath and massage stages rather than expecting total silence in every shared area.

Should you book Cleopatra’s Deluxe Spa Treatment in Hurghada?

Yes, I’d book it if your goal is a complete pamper afternoon with a real hammam scrub and a long massage, without complicated travel. The mix of Cleopatra bath plus Turkish bath, along with sauna, steam, jacuzzi access, and hot drinks plus relaxation, makes the $20 price feel reasonable rather than questionable.

Skip it or plan carefully if you strongly prefer gender-separated facilities. In that case, check the private room option ahead of time so the mixed areas don’t ruin the experience.

FAQ

How much does Cleopatra’s Deluxe Spa Treatment with Massage, Sauna, and Jacuzzi cost?

It costs $20.00 per person.

How long is the spa experience?

The duration is about 3 hours, and that includes round trip transfer time.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes. Free hotel pickup and drop-off from Hurghada hotels is included.

What’s included in the spa package?

The package includes Cleopatra bath plus Turkish bath, sauna, steam bath, jacuzzi access, a full body massage, full body peeling and body scrub, soap massage, and hot drinks plus relaxation time.

How long is the massage?

The full body massage is 45 minutes.

How much time do I get in the sauna, steam room, and jacuzzi?

You’ll have sauna and steam bath access for 10-15 minutes each as part of the ritual, and jacuzzi, sauna, and steam room access for 15 minutes during your spare time.

Is there an option to pay for a private room?

Yes. A private room is available for an extra 38 EUR per person.

Is the sauna and jacuzzi area mixed?

Yes. The sauna and jacuzzi area is mixed, and the private room option is listed as the alternative.

Where does the experience start and end?

It starts in Hurghada, Red Sea Governorate, Egypt, and ends back at the meeting point.

What is the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience starts, you will not get a refund.