Cleopatra Plus & Massage

Steam, scrub, and a long massage await. This three-hour spa program gives you a traditional hammam-style body peel, sauna and steam time, a coconut treatment, Jacuzzi access, hot drinks, and a full-body massage in Hurghada. I like the wide mix of treatments and the fact that hotel pickup is offered. I also like the modest $25 price, which makes this an easy add-on after a day in the sun. The main caution is timing: one booking ran late because of a pickup and reservation problem, so this may not feel as calm if the schedule slips.

You should also check the transfer fee before booking. Pickup is offered, but hotels in Makadi Bay and Sahl Hasheesh cost an extra €5 per person, while Safaga, Soma Bay, and El Gouna cost €10 per person. A €5 government fee is paid at the spa.

Cleopatra Plus at a Glance

• About three hours of spa treatments: The visit combines heat rooms, exfoliation, relaxation time, and massage rather than offering only one short treatment.
• Hammam-style cleansing: Soap, foam, and a full-body peel form the center of the program.
• Coconut peel and face mask: A separate 30-minute treatment adds a gentler, more pampering stage.
• Sauna, steam room, and Jacuzzi: You have both scheduled heat-room sessions and extra free time to use the facilities.
• Hotel pickup is available: Hurghada transfers are included, but several outlying resort areas carry an extra fee.
• Small maximum group: The group limit is 20 people, though the treatment itself may be handled in smaller working groups.

What Your Three Hours Look Like

The program begins with an explanation of what will happen. That short introduction matters because the session moves through several stages, and you will want to know when to expect heat, exfoliation, rest, and massage.

The first formal treatments are a 10 to 15-minute sauna session followed by 10 to 15 minutes in the steam bath. This is a sensible opening. The warmth prepares your skin before the body scrub, while the steam can help you relax after a hotel transfer or a hot day outside.

Do not expect these first sessions to fill the entire morning or afternoon. They are brief warm-up periods. If you prefer a long sauna stay, the later free time gives you another chance to use the sauna, steam room, and Jacuzzi.

Soap, Foam, and the Hammam Scrub

Next comes a 20 to 25-minute peeling and massage treatment with soap and foam. This is the part that most clearly gives the session its hammam character. The goal is not simply to lie still while someone applies oil. You receive a cleansing treatment with a physical body peel, followed by massage movements with soap and foam.

You should expect this stage to feel more active than the final relaxation massage. A body peel can be vigorous, especially on areas where the skin is dry after sun exposure. If your skin is sensitive, tell the spa staff before the treatment begins. The provided details do not state whether special products or gentler techniques are available, so it is worth asking directly.

The soap and foam stage lasts less than half an hour. That is long enough to make it a meaningful part of the session, but it is not a full spa treatment by itself. The value comes from the way it connects with the steam, second peel, face mask, and massage.

The 30-Minute Coconut Peel and Face Mask

The next major treatment is a 30-minute full-body coconut peel with a face mask. This gives the visit a softer, more cosmetic feel after the first cleansing stage.

The coconut element may appeal to you if you want a scented, holiday-style treatment rather than a plain scrub. Still, the available information does not specify the exact brand, ingredients, or suitability for every skin type. If you have allergies or easily irritated skin, ask what will be used before the product touches your face or body.

The face mask also gives the schedule a welcome change of pace. After sauna heat and body exfoliation, a quiet mask period can feel restful. I would not book this expecting medical skincare or a specialized facial, though. It is part of a general spa package, not a dermatology service.

A Short Rest With Hot Drinks

After the peeling treatments, you receive 10 to 15 minutes for hot drinks and relaxation. This is a small detail, but it helps break up the program. Without a pause, three hours of heat and hands-on treatment could feel like one long appointment.

Use this time to drink, cool down, and decide how much extra sauna, steam, or Jacuzzi time you want. The program does not specify which hot drinks are served, so you should treat this as a simple refreshment break rather than a full meal or café visit.

The pause may be especially useful if you have booked the spa after a busy day. You do not need every minute to involve a treatment. A few quiet minutes between stages can make the massage feel more comfortable later.

Free Time in the Sauna, Steam Room, and Jacuzzi

After the scheduled treatments, you have free time to use the sauna, steam bath, and Jacuzzi. This is one of the better features of the package because it gives you some control over the pace.

If the first sauna and steam sessions felt too short, you can use this period to return to them. If you have had enough heat, you can skip them and simply rest before the massage. The program does not give a fixed length for this free time, so the exact schedule may depend on the spa’s operation that day.

I would use this part carefully. After a sauna, steam room, scrub, and face treatment, staying in the heat for too long may leave you tired rather than refreshed. You can keep the visit gentle by taking breaks and using the Jacuzzi only as long as it feels comfortable.

The Final Full-Body Massage

The package ends with a relaxation massage. The supplied treatment details give two different lengths: the schedule describes 45 minutes, while the included-services section says 30 minutes. That is an important point to clarify before you pay or begin.

If you receive 45 minutes, the massage forms a substantial final stage and gives the whole package a strong finish. If it is 30 minutes, the experience remains worthwhile, but the value is different. Ask the provider, ToursMo, which duration applies to your booking.

The massage is described as a full-body relaxation massage. That tells you what kind of treatment to expect. It is intended to calm you after the cleansing stages, not to provide a sports massage, physical therapy, or targeted medical treatment. If you want lighter or firmer pressure, say so at the start.

The order also makes practical sense. A massage before a full-body peel would be less comfortable, while placing it at the end lets you leave on the most restful note.

Is $25 Good Value?

At $25 per person, this is priced as an accessible spa add-on rather than a luxury resort treatment. You receive several separate elements: sauna, steam bath, soap and foam peeling, coconut body peel, face mask, relaxation time, Jacuzzi access, and a full-body massage.

That variety is the strongest value point. If you paid separately for each stage, the total would likely be higher, though the available information does not provide individual treatment prices. You also avoid having to arrange several appointments.

The price needs a little adjustment if you stay outside central Hurghada. Add €5 per person from Makadi Bay or Sahl Hasheesh, or €10 per person from Safaga, Soma Bay, or El Gouna. You also pay a €5 government fee at the spa. For someone staying in Hurghada with included pickup, the advertised price is easier to judge. For someone farther away, calculate the total before booking.

I would call the package good value if you want a full afternoon or evening of basic spa care. I would look elsewhere if you want a high-end resort setting, a named massage therapist, or a clearly stated 45-minute massage with no extra charges.

Pickup and Timing Matter

Hotel pickup is offered, which is useful in a resort area where arranging a taxi can add effort and uncertainty. The experience is near public transportation as well, although the available details do not specify exact stops or routes.

The biggest practical warning comes from one reported scheduling problem. A guest expected the program to begin at 4 p.m., but the pickup arrived at that time. After reaching the center, a booking issue delayed the start until about 5 p.m. The response acknowledged the problem and said steps would be taken to improve the service.

That kind of delay matters more at a spa than on a standard sightseeing outing. You book a treatment expecting a calm rhythm. If the pickup is late or the reservation is not ready, the first hour can feel like waiting rather than resting.

I would avoid scheduling dinner, a flight, or another paid activity immediately after this program. Leave a buffer. The experience is advertised at about three hours, but transportation and unexpected delays can extend your day.

Group Size and Personal Comfort

The maximum group size is 20 people. That is not a tiny private spa appointment, but it is also not a large coach group. The actual hands-on treatments may occur one person at a time or in smaller working groups, though no exact treatment arrangement is provided.

You should expect a shared spa setting rather than complete privacy throughout the visit. The program includes communal facilities such as a sauna, steam room, and Jacuzzi. If privacy is important to you, ask how the treatment rooms and changing areas are arranged before confirming.

Most people can participate, according to the supplied booking information. That is a broad statement, not a medical guarantee. If you have a health condition, skin problem, allergy, or concern about heat exposure, check with a medical professional and tell the spa staff before beginning.

Who Will Enjoy Cleopatra Plus?

I would recommend this for you if you want a reasonably priced way to slow down during a Hurghada stay. It suits someone who likes a sequence of treatments rather than a single massage, especially after time in the sun or a busy sightseeing day.

It may also suit couples or friends who want a shared spa outing, provided everyone is comfortable with a group setting and the treatment pace. The booking limit of 20 keeps the total party size moderate.

You may want a different option if you need exact timing. The schedule has a few unclear points, including the 30-minute versus 45-minute massage. You may also want to skip it if you dislike vigorous exfoliation, hot rooms, or shared Jacuzzi facilities.

The package is not presented as a medical or specialist treatment. It is a general relaxation program with a hammam-inspired scrub and massage. That is a strength if you want simple holiday pampering. It is a limitation if you expect customized skincare or therapeutic bodywork.

Booking Tips for a Smoother Visit

Confirm the massage length in writing. The program description says 45 minutes, but the included details say 30 minutes. This is the single most important detail to settle before arrival.

Confirm your pickup time and location as well. One delayed start was connected to pickup timing and a reservation problem, so make sure the provider has your hotel information correctly.

Also budget for the €5 government fee. If you stay in Makadi Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, Safaga, Soma Bay, or El Gouna, include the extra transfer charge when comparing the final cost with other spas.

You receive confirmation at the time of booking, and free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. Within 24 hours, the amount paid is not refunded, and late changes are not accepted.

Should You Book It?

Book Cleopatra Plus if you want three hours of varied, low-cost spa time in Hurghada and you enjoy the idea of combining sauna, steam, body peeling, a face mask, Jacuzzi access, and a relaxation massage.

Before booking, confirm the massage duration, ask about the treatment products if your skin is sensitive, and leave extra time around the appointment. The reported booking delay is a real reason to avoid tight plans.

My verdict: this is a solid-value choice for straightforward holiday relaxation, especially from a Hurghada hotel. It is less suitable for anyone seeking a polished luxury-spa experience, strict scheduling, or a guaranteed 45-minute massage without clarification.

FAQ

How long does Cleopatra Plus last?

The experience takes about three hours.

What treatments are included?

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

How long are the sauna and steam sessions?

The sauna lasts 10 to 15 minutes, followed by a steam bath lasting 10 to 15 minutes.

How long is the coconut peel and face mask?

The full-body coconut peel and face mask take about 30 minutes.

Is hotel pickup included?

Pickup is offered. Transfers from hotels in 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 an additional fee at the spa?

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

How long is the massage?

The information gives two different durations. The schedule describes a 45-minute full-body massage, while the included-services details state 30 minutes. Confirm the duration before booking.

How many people can join the activity?

The maximum group size is 20 people.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

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