Can you use the hammam at a hotel in Turkey without booking a massage, and how much do massage and spa packages cost?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 6 days ago
TL;DR
According to traveler feedback, some hotels in Turkey include hammam access in the room rate, so you may be able to use it without paying extra. These messages did not include current massage prices or package details; paid treatments are usually sold separately in the spa area.
What the community said
According to a recent report, a 1-hour “mixed” massage was listed in the brochure at €80 each, but staff may offer a cheaper package on site: one traveler first bought a €40 package with a 30-minute massage, then was offered 3 one-hour massages for €100 total.
6 days ago €80 for 1 hour; €40 package; 3×60 min for €100
A recent visitor reported that a lymphatic drainage massage at the hotel spa cost €90 or $110, with most other massage types priced in a similar range. However, the reviewer rated the massage quality very poorly, and same-day booking was not available.
6 days ago Lymphatic drainage massage: €90 / $110
One traveler report says the hotel hammam may be included in the room rate, so you do not necessarily need to buy a massage if you only want hammam access.
6 days ago hotel hammam
If you go to the hotel hammam area, be prepared for active upselling of paid massages, as spa staff may push extra treatments.
6 days ago hotel spa area
These messages do not provide exact current massage prices: the cost and spa program list were not specified, so you should confirm them directly with the specific hotel or spa.
6 days ago