Went here the day before we left Turkey. It was a wonderful experience. This is a place where the…read morelocal Turkish frequent. There were 5 adults and two youth in our group. When you enter you enter from the side and youth walk down a set of stairs. You will see a huge widow and this is the pay area. The lady there speaks some English. The cost: 25TL to enter and includes washing. 12TL for scrubbing/exfoliation, (if you get the oil massage at the end you will pay 1TL per min, we did 20 min) wash rag (crocheted) 5TL, exfoliation glove 10TL soap 3TL. (All total 75TL = $28.95USD) If you want to save some TL you can bring the last three items with you along with two towels) When you are done paying for your services the attendant will give you a key and take you to a room where she will give you shower shoes and several towels like Turkish clothes to cover yourself. You can leave on your bra and under wear. Some people opt to wear a bikni which is a good idea. No matter what your bottom half will be covered at all times. Once you are changed you will be led inside sauna area you will see ladies in several different rooms and areas getting different services) The first room you go to is the room where you rinse off from basins filled with warm water, the next area you are then exfloiated (you shower afterwards) . Then washed, then massaged by the same attendant. The whole inside of this area is made of marble which was really cool. If you have never been to a Turkish Bath its a must. We all enjoyed our time there. The ladies were very nice. (PS you would always wear the shower shoes or you will feel like an extra in the icecapades! Ask me how I know! )

Great staff very friendly very little English but that was not a problem when I got there I was…read moreshown to a little changing room with a lock on the door which was great then they took me through to the shower's then I had a short time in the sauna but could have stayed as long as I wanted, I had a good scrub down taking all the dead skin off me then I got washed from head to toe and massaged the same back cracked and knots relieved a great experience well recommended

here is very wonderful place for a wellness center. I advise everyone who need a spa.read more

Travel back in time to the 15th Century, but enjoy recently renovated 20th Century facilities…read more Separate entrances and amenities for men and women are an invitation for rest and relaxation esp. today, Turkish Labor Day. Unfortunately it was crowded, so other patrons took our water basin. We entered and appreciated a clearly posted service menu. We wanted to negotiate but could have got the foreigners' discount - if you know what I mean. A Jacuzzi was removed to make space for a women's parlor, with beautiful woodwork and a chandelier, where we briefly waited until a changing room became available. Leave your tote and clothes in there.You can get a locker for your valuables. Bring a bikini bottom - top optional - as well as travel-size shower gel a/o shampoo. You can advise your attendant to use these products. If you don't bring a bath glove a/o slippers, you can pay extra. You'll receive a wrap-sarong as well. After you rinse the dust off yourself with the plastic bowl near your basin, you can enjoy the dry sauna or steam sauna. This will ease your tension and soften your skin before your scrubbing, or peeling as most locals translate. My attendant didn't speak English but her gestures were sufficiently polite to direct me, so she could do a fab job pampering me. After rinsing off the dead epidermis, I reclined again on the marble table in the main caldarium. Pay extra for the kahve massaj to further exfoliate your skin. My attendant rinsed me again, then directed me to shower in a private stall in the adjoining room. When I returned the attendant soaped and rinsed me. Once these services are complete guests are welcomed to return to their basin, where they can shampoo and rinse their hair. NEVER PUT YOUR HAIR IN THE BASIN, UNDER THE FAUCET. Protocol also advises you to use the bowl to scoop water out, so don't get the basin water soapy. There are separate taps for hot and cold water. There's a rod above the basin to hang your wrap. When you finish you can exit this area. Pay extra for a more conventional towel to dry off. The sarong isn't very absorbant at all. There's a drink canteen in the parlor area but you can bring food as well. Affordable prices for good service. 5 TL tip for my attendant.

They have 2 steam rooms. The marble one is smaller and really hot, sometimes they even put mint in…read moreit. The wooden room is bigger and less intense. İt has these bueatiful dome ceilings with star cut outs to let natural light in.