Turkish bath rituals
Warm marble, kese and foam. A centuries-old ritual, kept simple.
The hammam is the ritual that sets Beatus apart. You warm up on the heated marble stone, are cleansed with the kese (an exfoliating mitt) and softened with foam, then rest in the relaxation room with a glass of sherbet or tea.
If it is your first time, the Pasha Hammam is the easiest place to start. For special occasions, we suggest the Sultan Hammam.
- WarmOn the heated marble stone and in the steam room, your body warms up and your pores open.
- CleanseThe hammam attendant scrubs away dead skin with the kese, then washes you with foam.
- RestWrapped in a peshtemal (a light cotton wrap), you rest in the relaxation room with sherbet or herbal tea.
Where to find the Turkish bath
Details differ from one location to another; just ask when you book.
Istanbul · European side
Istanbul · Asian side
Sapanca
Black Sea
Frequently asked questions
What should I bring to the hammam?
You do not need to bring anything: the spa provides a robe, slippers, towels and disposable underwear. You are welcome to bring your own personal care products.
Are there separate hammams for women and men?
Our Euro Park, Wanda Vista, Ramada Plaza, Wellwood Sapanca and Radisson Blu Trabzon spas have separate hammams for women and men; The G Hotels, Burgu Arjaan and Radisson Blu Ordu each have a single hammam. Our Euro Park spa also has a section for women only. Tell us your preference when you book.
Can I have a massage after the hammam?
Yes. Your muscles are already warm after the hammam, so it is a good time for a massage. The Infinity Duet and the Jet Lag Package follow this order.
