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Hammam
What is the difference between a private and a traditional public hammam?
A clear comparison of privacy, session flow and the experience for couples in a private hammam.
· 5 min read
Traditional hammam culture is built around sharing the warm room as a social space. A private hammam keeps the architecture and ritual, but reserves the room only for you or your group for a defined session.
Privacy and pace
You do not share the bath with other guests. Scrub, foam and rest follow your group's pace, making the experience especially comfortable for couples, families and first-time visitors.
Why booking matters
Because the space is reserved for one group, capacity is limited. Booking protects your time and lets the therapists prepare. At Lilyum an active reservation prevents the same time range from being offered twice.
Which should you choose?
Choose a shared hammam for a social, communal tradition; choose a private hammam for quiet, privacy and a flow shaped around you. In either case, state your preferred scrub pressure and therapist before the session.
Book a session
Choose your treatment, pick an available time. Your confirmation comes straight through on WhatsApp.
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