Olive Spa Gallery: Photos and Video Tour

Photos of Olive Spa

Wondering what it will feel like when you walk in? These photos show the rooms and spaces you will actually use, from reception to the treatment room. Use the buttons to filter by space.

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Videos

Short videos give a better sense of the calm than photos alone: the light in the rooms, the steam in the hammam, the pace of a treatment.

Watch Olive Spa on YouTube

A walk through the spa, room by room

Photos only tell part of the story. Here is what each space is like in person, what it is used for, and what you can expect when you are there. If you have never visited a hotel spa before, reading this first can make your first visit feel familiar.

Reception and welcome

Everything shown here is one floor above the hotel lobby. When you step out of the lift or reach the top of the stairs, follow the Olive Spa signs to our reception. This is where you give your name, settle your bag, and receive a glass of water or herbal tea. The lighting is soft and the music is low, so the noise of the road and the hotel lobby already feels further away.

You will fill in a short consultation card here. It asks about pressure, areas to focus on or avoid, and any health notes such as pregnancy, injuries or allergies. It takes two minutes, and it means your therapist knows what you need before the treatment begins.

The treatment rooms

Olive Spa has 12 rooms in total. Every massage takes place in a private room with a proper massage table, its own lighting, and fresh sheets, towels and a fresh face-cradle cover for every guest. Rooms are cleaned and reset between every appointment, at any hour of the day or night.

Your therapist explains how to lie on the table, then leaves the room while you undress to your own comfort level and get under the sheet. You stay covered throughout, with only the area being massaged uncovered. If the room feels too warm or too cool, or the music is too loud, say so. Small adjustments make a big difference to how deeply you relax.

The couples suite

The couples suite has two massage tables side by side and room for two therapists to work at the same time. It is used for couples massage, and also for friends, sisters, or a parent and adult child who want to share the experience. Both guests pick their own style and pressure. There is one couples suite, so it is the room to book earliest, especially for anniversaries, birthdays and weekends.

The hammam for the Moroccan bath

The Moroccan bath has its own warm, tiled hammam room. Steam opens the skin, black soap made with olive oil is spread over the body, and your therapist then uses a kessa glove to scrub away dead skin before a warm rinse. It can be followed by a relaxing oil massage. If you want to understand how it differs from a sauna or a simple scrub, read Moroccan bath vs steam room vs body scrub.

Steam bath, sauna and jacuzzi

Heat helps muscles soften before a massage. Olive Spa has a steam bath, a sauna and a jacuzzi bath, where warm, bubbling water works on tight shoulders and a sore lower back. Ask us whether you can use them before your treatment when you book, and drink water before and after, especially in the warmer months.

Showers, lockers and the relaxation lounge

After an oil massage or a Moroccan bath, you can shower and change before you leave. Towels, robes and slippers are provided. Locker rooms keep your phone, clothes and bag safe, because it is hard to fully relax when you are worried about your things.

The relaxation lounge is the quietest place in the spa. You are welcome to sit with herbal tea after your treatment before heading back to the hotel, the beach or the car. There is no rush to leave.

Which photo matches which treatment?

The short answer: If you are browsing to choose a treatment, here is a quick guide. The single treatment rooms are where the full body, deep tissue, Kerala (Malayali), Indian, Pakistani and Russian massages take place. Traditional Thai massage also uses these rooms, with loose clothing provided. The tiled hammam is only used for the Moroccan bath, and the couples suite is reserved for two guests booking together. Whatever you choose, you finish in the same quiet lounge with a warm drink, so the end of every visit looks exactly like the last photos on this page.

What to expect when you visit

Reception, 1st Floor. Take the lift or stairs to the 1st Floor of V Hotel Fujairah and follow the signs to Olive Spa. You will be welcomed with water or herbal tea and a short consultation.

Treatment rooms. Lighting is soft, music is quiet, and linen is changed after every guest.

The hammam. Steam, black soap and the kessa scrub all happen in that one warm, tiled space. See the Moroccan bath.

After your treatment. Showers, robes and slippers are provided, and the lounge is there for a few quiet minutes before you leave.

From photos to booking: planning your visit

Seen a room or a treatment you like? Here is the quickest way to turn it into a booking:

1. Pick a treatment. Compare all six styles, with prices, on the spa menu. Massages start from AED 120 for 60 minutes.
2. Pick a length. Sixty minutes for a full, relaxed session, ninety if you want more time on tight areas, or about two hours for a Moroccan bath followed by a massage.
3. Pick a time. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 3:00 AM.
4. Send a request on the booking page, or message us on WhatsApp (+971 50 271 8276). We confirm by phone or WhatsApp.

Prefer to see it for yourself? On your first visit, our team is happy to show you the rooms before you change.

About these photos and videos

We want the gallery to be honest. The photos and the video on this page show Olive Spa’s own spaces, products and treatment details. We never publish photos of guests, and we only show members of our team with their permission. Lighting and angles naturally vary from what you see in person, so if anything about a room matters to you, ask us and we will describe it, or show you around before your treatment.

If you would like to see more, follow Olive Spa on Instagram, YouTube or TikTok, where we share short clips of the spa and the treatments.