Read the duration on the chosen offer
A menu can contain different durations of a massage and combined hammam-and-massage treatments. Compare the named version, not only the treatment category. A sixty-minute offer and a ninety-minute offer may be separate services with different prices. Use the duration and total in the actual booking quote rather than a general estimate from an article.
Check sequential and simultaneous treatments
For one guest, a hammam followed by massage is a sequence. For a group, treatments can occur at the same time only if the venue has the rooms and qualified staff to provide them together. Different treatments for different guests can have different end times. Do not assume that adding two service names means everyone will finish together.
Allow for the whole visit
Treatment time is different from travel, changing, reception and any optional tea or lounge break. An extra can extend the last treatment, follow it, or add an item without adding time. Check the itinerary after making your selections. The displayed end time should reflect your actual choice of timed extras.
Review again when you change a choice
Changing the treatment, party size or therapist preference can change available start times. Select an exact time after those choices. If you reschedule later, choose from the newly checked times rather than relying on an old screenshot. The reference and itinerary in your account preserve what you booked.
