Turkey · TURKISH BATHS IN BODRUM
Turkish days out are cheap by European standards and vary wildly in quality, which makes the shortlist the whole job. Here are 7 Turkish baths in Bodrum that hold up, each with its price and its verdict.
Review of Bodrum’s Turkish bath with scrub, foam wash, 30-minute oil massage, hotel or cruise-port pickup, and practical booking tips.
“Super genoten hier! Beste massage ooit gehad! De 30 minuten die hierbij in zaten waren al super. We hadden nog indiase nek en hoofd massage bijgeboekt en pedicure. Alles super. We gaan nog een keer terug voordat we naar huis vliegen voor een massage.”
Review of Bodrum’s authentic hamam, with sauna, scrub, foam massage, transfers, costs, extras, and practical tips for a relaxing Turkish bath.
“perfect. ride to and from and the place was beautiful”
Review of Bodrum Turkish Bath and Spa: pricing, treatments, transport, cleanliness, staff, privacy, and practical tips before you book.
“Our expectations were set pretty low on this one at the start because of the super low price and the fact that we weren’t booking directly with the cruise. The drivers meet right outside the port with your name on a sign. It’s not the nicest vehicle (ours didn’t have A/C running) but they bring you right to the Turkish Baths. What I can say is that the rooms and spaces get better as you progress through the process. I think the key is that this isn’t a spa with a fancy lobby but an experience. You start in the saunas, take a dip in the shock pool, go back…”
Review of Bodrum’s $40 Turkish bath, with sauna, scrub, foam and oil massage, hotel transfers, practical tips, value, and drawbacks.
“Venue could be smartened up with va little tender loving care.”
Review of Bodrum’s $36 Turkish bath with sauna, scrub, foam treatment, and 30-minute oil massage, plus practical tips on transport and privacy.
“Everything was excellent. The bath was amazing. We paid extra for the massage and it was the BOMB. The staff made sure we all were taken care of. Best decision of our trip”
Review of Bodrum’s traditional Turkish bath with hotel transfer, sauna, steam, scrub, foam massage, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“The staff was nice but both the Turkish bath and the massage I got afterwards was average. Overall it’s a lovely place.”
Review of Bodrum’s traditional Turkish hamam, with hotel transfer, sauna, scrub, foam bath, massage options, tips, and honest value advice.
“It was an interesting experience that was worth it. Wearing a bathing suit, bring sandals you can get wet, and be ready to be in a bathhouse with other people around while you are scrubbed, and then washed with foaming bubbles/soap that feel fluffy all over your body, We also got massages after that felt great, and it came with a face mask when you were done.”
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