This was very well organised - one of the old historical traditional Hamams with beautiful architecture to soak in while you are scrubbed and bathed like a baby l. One of the best experiences in turkey; the ladies in the Hamam were extraordinarily kind and after the massage it was their dinner time and they offered a piece of their meal and insisted that we take a bite. There is a small scarf shop right at the entrance which offers fabulous rates for cotton scarves with beautiful turkish motives for just $10, the best value for money purchase we did while in Istanbul!

It was incredibly relaxing and the fact that you get to be in such an old place alone with your thoughts was pretty amazing. My favourite part was the soap bath and massage (it felt like they were pouring clouds on your body). If you are not comfortable with being naked (except for a bikini) when they massage you, it is probably not for you. Also, it lasts for less than 1.5 hour, more like an hour (I bought the full package including the massage oil and I was instructed after the shower to get changed - not to stay in the marble stone as much as I wished). The location was great and the place is easy to find either by walking towards it or catching the tram and walking a bit.

La réservation via Get Your Guide a été rapide et efficace. Nous avons payez 39€ /pers et le prix comprend le petit moment de hammam puis le massage/nettoyage au gant et à la mousse. C'est écrit durer 1,5h mais ça dure moins longtemps en vrai. Cela dit, les masseuses sont sympathiques, l'exfoliation au gant efficace et l'application de la mousse super agréable ! On se sent comme dans un nuage. Nous avons réservé sur place 1h de massage à l'huile d'olive pour 40€/pers (face Mask compris) en supplément. On peut payer par carte (en lyre) ou en cash en euros. Ça nous a fait 1400 lyre = 80€ pour ma mère et moi, 1h de massage chacune. Le hammam traditionnel est facile à trouver en suivant les indications données lors de réservation, on trouve aussi avec Maps.