There are two price lists in the establishment. One is for locals, the other is for foreigners. The price list for foreigners looks like a laminated piece of paper with prices pasted on, including the price in dollars and euros. We paid $55 for a hammam package, peeling, 40-minute massage, and a wash. The massage was very high quality, thanks a lot to the girls who do them. But the very fact of cheating negates all positive feelings. When I saw the second price list for locals, I was told that this is standard practice, since the Turkish economy is in poor condition, but this is just ridiculous. If you still want to go to the hammam, then you can probably try to go in with the locals, then the owners simply will not be able to explain the two prices.

See original · Русский

Elmira Ismagilova

Level 10 Local Expert

I didn't like it. Lots of people . They drive people in droves, they drive them on. Absolutely no relaxation, no relaxation. Towels are being taken away, and you don't feel comfortable.

See original · Русский

Андрей Резников

Level 15 Local Expert

A good hammam, but Google maps indicate the wrong location, located 500 meters from the sea, inside the shopping center: Deniz Eczanesi, 10 meters from the entrance down the stairs. There are several options, 700, 800, 900 lira. They differ in the duration of the massage and the availability of procedures. The hotel has a hammam for 40 bucks

See original · Русский

Sultan Hamam

Add photo or video

Address

Contacts

Business hours

Directions

Features

Customer traffic and business hours

Similar places nearby

4 reviews