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What to do and see in Beyoglu, Turkey: The Best Hammams & Turkish Baths
The mosques, bazaars, and Turkish baths of Istanbul could keep you happily occupied for your entire trip: an eyeful of breathtaking architecture here, a good-natured haggle over a carpet there. Kick your trip off at the awe-inspiring Sultan Ahmet Camii (Blue Mosque), which is visible from many points of the city. Stroll the Galata Bridge and stop by the Miniaturk Park to see its tiny artifacts. The Grand Bazaar has thousands of shops to browse, while the Egyptian Bazaar is a fragrant trove of spices and fruits.
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1. Marti Istanbul Spa & Wellness Center
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
2. Zahir Spa
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5.0 based on 51 reviews
Zahir spa is an urban Boutique Day Spa! Imagine a revitalising oasis located in the heart of Istanbul.Our careful attention to fine details of customer service, combined with our elegant facilities and highly affordable prices, has over the past decide offered a heavenly escape for those seeking a break from the noises and stresses of city life. Take a time-out from busy to discover this hidden Oasis
Reviewed By Theresa-Dimitrova
Me and my boyfrind decided to have a couple massage and hammam and we are more than pleased from this amazing experience! The staff welcomes you with a friendly smile, offering water, tea, Coffee and treats, making you feel at home. The spa is small but very cozy and well designed. The Girls are pure proffesionalists. We left relaxed and happy, with a peaceful mind and will most certinely visit again on our next trip. We recommend Zahir spa to everyone because it is an experience you surely wont regret!
3. Cukurcuma Hamami
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5.0 based on 491 reviews
In various sources it is stated that Cukurcuma Hamam was built in the 1830's. The Kubbe(the wide dome) covering the warmness area, Gobektasi (the squared heated marble) and Halvet (sweating cabin area)are very bright and spacious and still reflect the magnificence of their era. Cukurcuma Hamam has begun to accept its guests as a boutique Turkish Hammam in September 2018 after a long renovation period.
Reviewed By bernaf2020 - New York City, United States
If you would like to treat yourself to an amazing Turkish Bath while having the best amenities possible in a spotless, newly renovated historical place, you should go to the Cukurcuma Hamami. The building itself was meticulously renovated while staying true to its origins and turned into this almost like a modern day spa in a very historical and happening neighborhood in Istanbul. I went with my mom who has never been to a Turkish Bath since her childhood years. We both got the Freya package which includes both the Deep Scrubbing/Washing in the Turkish Bath and the Oil Massage, the whole experience was around two hours and we both LOVED it and highly recommend it. Can't wait to go back there! We were greeted by an amazing team of therapists, who provided us with a private room to change with a bracelet key to put our belongings. Immediately after, we were offered detox water while relaxing in the comfortable divans. Then they took us to the main area for the real Turkish Bath experience. Oh my goodness, what a treat! One of the therapists started singing for us which made the experience extra authentic and special. The oil massage was first class. They were able to accommodate special requests like my mom not wanting to stay on the hot stone for too long. They also provide disposable bikinis.
4. West Wellness Spa
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Zeya_dashraf39
Foam massage is great, I feel very clean, you have to come, you must come, the masseuses are very successful, the earth is very clean, very interested bravo WEST WELLNESS
5. Catma Mescit Hamami
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5.0 based on 103 reviews
Would you like to experience traditional Turkish bath in historical hammam with luxurious service? The architect Sinan has built the hammam in 16th century, we constructed a 5-star-hotel very next to it and started to serve our dear customers with Sanitas group (number one in spa and massage). You can choose the best for you among plenty packages including hammam, massages, masks.
Reviewed By elifu856
Catma Mescit Hammam is a masterpiece of the great Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan dating back to the 6th century, which has been recently renovated and takes place in the Hotel Nova Plaza Pera, which by luck, I happened to be staying during my visit in Istanbul:) The staff is professional, friendly, responsive and very attending. If you’re visiting Istanbul I recommend you to take a break to experience such a wonderful treat that you gift for yourself! You won’t regret it, trust me;)
6. Tarihi Kizilay Meydan Hamami
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
Date Kizilay Square Bath Hammam was built in 1800. Construction is planned double. It is noteworthy bath arrangement with different plans. Double planned baths usually built adjacent to the situation back to back, the men of the north, is located south of the women's section. Men and women each part is symmetrical. The difference from each of the input portion are arranged in different ways.
7. Alaturka Hamam
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4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By 625trudiea
Absolutely amazing experience. The staff were friendly, professional and attentive. The place is immaculately decorated. This was well worth the money and I would highly recommend it ????
8. Cesme Hammam
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4.5 based on 26 reviews
Kaymak Mustafa Pasha who was the Kaptan-ı Derya in Tulip Era, was the founder of hammam, in late 1720s.The hammam used by both men and women alternately until 2017.Building has been restorated with using original construction techniques and materials in 2017. The Galata Istanbul Hotel MGallery by Sofitel has reopened Historical Çeşme Hammam again under the operation of Spa Soul, properly with its unique patterns, to maintain 300-year goodness of water tradition.
9. Nur Hamam
10. Aga Hamami
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4.0 based on 1,002 reviews
Historical Ağa Hamami ( bath ) was built in 1454 in Istanbul by most important sultan of the ottoman empire (after one year conquest of istanbul), who is the "Fatih Sultan Mehmet". Ağa hamami is oldest hamam in Istanbul. This historical ottoman hamam is serving tourists since 10 years.
Reviewed By ramanjit81 - Dublin, Ireland
In short - Excellent service, great ambience, good location, outstanding value for money My wife used the service here the full Hamaam + Oil massage + face mask for 180TL i.e. 30 Euro. This was done after she wasn't satisfied with a Hamam at our 4 star hotel. The service here lasted well over 45 minutes and would have been longer has she not hurried up for something else. In any case, this is as close as possible to the real deal and the pricing here is between 20-50% of the other higher rated Hamams in Istanbul. They're true to their slogan - "We being you history not luxury". A must visit anytime we go to Istanbul. Don't even bother checking anywhere else. The staff were courteous and indeed quite hard working too. Full 5 stars.... Happened to meet the owner and he too was very polite and Ernest. He came up to me and said that if I went for the Hamam at my wife, it would leave very little time and that I won't enjoy fully add or will be rushed. He said he would recommend coming the next day and happily refunded the money I had paid. Gentleman.... Kids were able to stay in the reception area and even they enjoyed the complimentary Apple tea that was quite nice.
