Cleopatra Plus & Massage

The most appealing part of this Hurghada spa visit is the full treatment sequence: sauna, steam, soap-and-foam peeling, coconut body scrub, face mask, Jacuzzi time, and massage. It is more than a quick rubdown, and the hammam-style cleansing gives the session a clear Egyptian spa flavor.

I like the three-hour format, which gives you time to slow down instead of rushing from one treatment to the next. I also like the useful hotel pickup option, especially after a hot day in Hurghada. The main concern is timing: one reported booking had a pickup and reservation problem that delayed the treatment by about an hour, so keep your schedule open.

Key points to know before booking

• A full three-hour spa program: The visit combines heat treatments, exfoliation, relaxation time, and massage.
• Hammam-style cleansing: Soap, foam, peeling, coconut scrub, and a face mask form the main treatment sequence.
• Hotel pickup is available: Transfers from some resort areas cost extra, with the highest listed fee applying to Safaga, Soma Bay, and El Gouna.
• Extra fee at the spa: A 5€ government fee is paid on arrival at the spa.
• Massage time needs checking: The program describes a 45-minute massage, while the included-services section lists 30 minutes.
• Small enough for a personal feel: The group limit is 20 people, though the actual treatment setup may vary.

What the Cleopatra Plus program really includes

At $25 per person, Cleopatra Plus is priced as a broad spa package rather than a single massage appointment. You are paying for several short treatments and periods of free use, all within about three hours.

The order matters. You begin with heat, move into cleansing and exfoliation, take a short rest, and finish with a relaxing massage. That rhythm makes sense: warm muscles and softened skin are better prepared for peeling and massage than they would be at the start of the visit.

The experience is not designed as a medical treatment or a highly specialized wellness session. It is a straightforward resort spa outing, useful after sun, swimming, sightseeing, or a long transfer. You should expect a set program rather than a fully customized treatment built around your personal preferences.

The spa can accommodate up to 20 people. That limit is not tiny, but it is still more controlled than a large public bath. If you want a very private experience, you should ask about the treatment setting before booking, since the supplied details do not promise a private room.

Sauna and steam room: a warm start

The first active treatments are a sauna session of about 10 to 15 minutes and a steam bath for another 10 to 15 minutes. These are short sessions, but together they give you time to warm up before the peeling begins.

I see this as preparation rather than the main event. The sauna provides dry heat, while the steam bath adds moist heat. That change in temperature and humidity helps create the classic hammam feeling, even though the whole visit is arranged as a modern spa package.

You should not expect to spend half an hour in either room. The schedule is fairly tight, and the staff will likely move you along to keep the program within its three-hour window. If heat affects you easily, these are the parts where you may want to take things at your own pace.

The itinerary also allows free time for more sauna, steam bath, and Jacuzzi use later. That is a useful touch because you are not limited to one brief pass through the facilities. Still, the exact amount of extra time depends on how efficiently the other treatments run.

Soap, foam, and the hammam peel

The soap-and-foam peeling session lasts about 20 to 25 minutes. This is the treatment that gives Cleopatra Plus its most recognizable hammam character.

You can expect a cleansing and exfoliating process using soap and foam, followed by attention to the body. The purpose is to remove surface buildup and leave the skin feeling cleaner and smoother. It is not simply a massage with a little soap added.

The pace may feel more active than the final massage. Peeling involves physical pressure, and you should tell the staff if you need a gentler touch. The available information does not describe different pressure levels or specific products beyond soap, foam, and coconut, so do not assume you can choose from a long treatment menu.

This portion is especially useful if your skin feels dry after time in the sun or salt water. You may want to avoid scheduling another strong exfoliation on the same day. The package already includes two body-focused cleansing steps.

Coconut body peel and face mask

The full-body peeling with coconut and face mask takes about 30 minutes. It follows the earlier soap-and-foam treatment, giving you a second exfoliating stage rather than a single quick scrub.

The coconut element may make this part feel more like a spa beauty treatment than the initial hammam wash. The face mask adds a separate focus, giving your face a quiet break while the body treatment continues.

The sequence is generous for the price, but it also means the package is treatment-heavy. If you prefer a long, uninterrupted massage, you may find that the peeling takes up a substantial share of your visit. If you enjoy trying several spa treatments in one session, this variety is one of the package’s better features.

You should also keep your expectations practical. The information provided does not identify the coconut product, brand, mask ingredients, or any special skin formulas. If you have sensitive skin or an allergy, ask what will be used before the treatment begins.

Hot drinks and a pause between treatments

After the peeling and face mask, you get about 10 to 15 minutes for hot drinks and relaxation. This short break is important because it gives you a chance to cool down and reset before the final massage.

It also keeps the experience from feeling like one long conveyor belt of treatments. You can sit, have a hot drink, and take a breath before moving on. The pause is brief, so think of it as a useful rest stop rather than a full lounge session.

The free-time portion also includes access to the sauna, steam bath, and Jacuzzi. This is where the package gives you some choice. You can return to the facilities or simply relax, depending on how you feel after the exfoliation.

Because the total program is listed as approximately three hours, the timing of this break may shift. A late pickup, a crowded treatment schedule, or a reservation issue could reduce the amount of unstructured time available.

The final full-body massage

The package ends with a relaxing full-body massage. The main program describes 45 minutes, but the included-services section lists 30 minutes. That inconsistency is worth clearing up before you pay.

Either length makes the massage a sensible finish. After the sauna, steam, and peeling, you can settle into a quieter treatment with less movement and more focus on relaxation. The massage is described as a relaxation massage, not a deep-tissue or therapeutic session.

If you want firm pressure, a particular focus area, or a certain style of massage, ask before the session starts. The supplied details do not name the massage therapist, describe the technique, or promise personalized bodywork.

The difference between 30 and 45 minutes matters at this price. A 30-minute massage makes the $25 package feel like a compact spa circuit with a massage included. A 45-minute massage gives you a more substantial closing treatment. I would confirm the duration in writing before booking and keep the confirmation available at the spa.

Is $25 good value in Hurghada?

The $25 price is attractive because it covers several distinct services rather than only one treatment. You receive heat-room access, two forms of body exfoliation, a face mask, a drink break, possible Jacuzzi time, and a full-body massage.

That does not mean every part receives a long treatment. The sauna and steam sessions last only 10 to 15 minutes each, the soap-and-foam peeling takes 20 to 25 minutes, and the relaxation break lasts about 10 to 15 minutes. The value comes from the combination.

The price also excludes certain costs. A 5€ governmental fee is paid at the spa. Transfers from Makadi Bay and Sahl Hasheesh cost an additional 5€ per person, while pickups from Safaga, Soma Bay, and El Gouna cost 10€ per person.

For someone staying in central Hurghada, the package is easier to judge because the listed price is closer to the final cost. For someone staying farther away, add the transfer fee and government charge before comparing it with another spa.

The overall published score is 4.2 from 11 ratings. That suggests a generally positive reception, but it is not a large sample, and the timing problem in one account is worth taking seriously. A low price can lose some of its appeal if a pickup delay cuts into your afternoon.

Pickup, timing, and the practical details

Hotel pickup is offered, which removes the need to arrange a separate taxi. The experience is also near public transportation, giving you another option if you are staying close enough to reach the spa independently.

The pickup arrangement needs care. One reported visit had a scheduled 4 p.m. start, but the guest was collected around that time, then faced a booking problem at the center. The treatment did not begin until roughly 5 p.m. This may not happen to you, but it is a good reason to confirm the pickup time and reservation before the day of the appointment.

Do not schedule a flight, dinner reservation, or tightly timed excursion immediately afterward. The advertised duration is about three hours, and a transfer delay can stretch the outing.

Confirmation is provided at the time of booking. Save it on your phone and check that it shows the correct date, pickup location, start time, and massage duration. Those few details could prevent confusion when you arrive.

Most people can participate, according to the supplied information. No special accessibility details are given, so you should ask directly if you need step-free access, assistance changing, or other arrangements.

Who will enjoy this spa visit most?

I would recommend Cleopatra Plus to you if you want several treatments in one booking and do not want to spend the day planning a spa visit. It works well after beach time, a busy sightseeing day, or a long journey when your body needs a simple reset.

It also suits first-time visitors who want to try a hammam-style peel without committing to a luxury spa package. The program explains what comes next, and the sequence is easy to understand.

You may want another option if your main goal is a long, quiet massage. Much of the three hours is given to sauna, steam, peeling, face care, and free facility time. The massage may be 30 or 45 minutes, so the exact duration should be confirmed.

This is also not the best fit if you need a tightly timed appointment. Pickup and booking coordination have caused at least one substantial delay, and the experience includes several stages that can run behind schedule.

How to prepare for the appointment

Wear or bring whatever you need to feel comfortable after a sauna, steam bath, and body peeling. The supplied details do not specify what the spa provides, so you should confirm practical items such as towels, robes, changing facilities, and swimwear before going.

Ask about the products used for the coconut peel and face mask if your skin is sensitive. The description names the treatments but does not provide ingredient information.

Drink water around the appointment and avoid planning strenuous activities right after the massage. This is simple, sensible preparation for any heat-based spa visit, especially in Hurghada’s warm climate.

Most important, confirm the pickup and massage length. The transfer may cost extra, and the massage appears in two different lengths in the program details.

Should you book Cleopatra Plus?

Book it if you want an affordable, broad spa experience with hammam peeling and massage in the same visit. The $25 starting price is appealing, especially for visitors based in Hurghada who can avoid or limit extra transfer costs.

I would hesitate if you need exact timing, a private spa setting, or a guaranteed 45-minute massage. Confirm the final cost, pickup details, government fee, and massage duration before booking.

For a relaxed afternoon with several treatments, Cleopatra Plus offers good potential value. Just leave room in your schedule and treat the advertised three hours as an approximate window, not a hard appointment block.

FAQ

How long does Cleopatra Plus take?

The experience takes approximately three hours.

What treatments are included?

The program includes a 10 to 15-minute sauna, a 10 to 15-minute steam bath, soap-and-foam peeling, full-body coconut peeling, a face mask, hot drinks, relaxation time, sauna and steam access, Jacuzzi time, and a full-body relaxation massage.

How long is the massage?

The main program describes a 45-minute full-body massage, while the included-services section lists 30 minutes. Confirm the exact duration before booking.

Is hotel pickup available?

Yes. Hotel pickup is offered, but transfers from some areas cost extra.

How much do transfers cost from nearby resort areas?

Transfers from Makadi Bay and Sahl Hasheesh cost an extra 5€ per person. Transfers from Safaga, Soma Bay, and El Gouna cost an extra 10€ per person.

Is there any additional fee at the spa?

Yes. A 5€ governmental fee is paid at the spa.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not refunded or accepted.