Clean setting
The salon’s cleanliness is a consistent strength, with one guest saying it exceeded her high standards.
Al Barsha
Monarch Beauty Salon is a Moroccan Hammam and Beauty Salon in Al Barsha, with Moroccan baths at the centre of its offering. Reviews also point to well-regarded hair treatments, including blow-dry services, in a clean, calm setting suited to a relaxing pampering visit.
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The salon’s cleanliness is a consistent strength, with one guest saying it exceeded her high standards.
The Hammam includes a private room where guests can adjust or switch off the steam.
The special Hammam can include seven different body masks, leaving skin feeling exceptionally soft.
The Korean facial is singled out as a standout treatment by a returning customer.
A review specifically praises the blow-dry service alongside the Moroccan bath and facial.
Moroccan tea is served as part of the experience, adding a thoughtful cultural touch.
Steam settings. For a more comfortable Hammam, ask about the private room’s adjustable or removable steam before starting.
Package choice. Ask whether the special Hammam package is available if you want seven different body masks.
Check extras. Confirm the loofah price before treatment, as one guest reported a 60 AED charge for one.
Parking costs. Check the current parking arrangement and any fee before visiting, since one review reports an extra charge.
Plan the visit
| Mon | Closed |
| Tue | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Wed | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Thu | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Fri | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
| Sun | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
One guest objected to being charged 60 AED for a loofah she considered worth 5 AED.
One review describes the salon’s prices as high and says parking costs extra.
The Bottom Line
Monarch Beauty Salon is a Moroccan Hammam and Beauty Salon in Al Barsha, and the Moroccan bath is clearly the main draw. Guests describe it as relaxing and authentic, with one special Hammam package including seven different body masks. The salon also covers beauty appointments beyond the bath, with reviews mentioning the Korean facial and blow-dry service.
Cleanliness and atmosphere are two of its strongest practical advantages. Customers describe the salon as very clean, peaceful and relaxing, while the Hammam’s private room has steam that can be adjusted or removed. Moroccan decorations and complimentary Moroccan tea were also noted, giving the treatment a more considered feel than a purely functional scrub.
If you are booking for the first time, ask about the available Hammam packages and confirm the cost of extras before treatment. One customer reported being charged 60 AED for a loofah she believed was worth 5 AED. Parking is another detail to check: reviews describe easy or front parking, but one visitor said parking required an additional payment.
Overall, the reviews make this a strong fit for a quiet Hammam or combined self-care visit, provided you clarify add-on and parking charges in advance.