Antalya · TURKISH BATHS & HAMMAM IN BELEK
Good turkish baths in Belek fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Belek’s Turkish bath with sauna, scrub, foam and oil massage, hotel transfers, pricing, timing, upsells and booking advice.
“De eigenaren waren super vriendelijk voor ons. Hebben een fijne behandeling gehad en aangevuld met een massage”
Review of Belek’s 2-hour Turkish bath with sauna, peeling, foam and olive-oil massage, hotel transfers, pricing, tips and honest drawbacks.
“Picked up on time. Sauna,steam then Hamamm . Then taken upstairs for the massage. Me and my partner were in separate rooms. Halfway through the massage another person (elderly lady) came in to say I had sciatica snd lymph drainage and I needed a medical massage to help. I do not suffer with sciatica and have regular massages at home. Does not be fooled by this . The same thing was said to my partner too. She was pushy and this was obviously a sales tactic to pay extra . These are expensive, look at the price list when you enter!! On leaving another man tries to sell more massages…”
Relax in a traditional Belek hamam with sauna, steam, foam and oil massages, plus hotel transfers and flexible cancellation.
“Very friendly and competent staff. Beautiful hamam with a great program. The program was carried out completely as booked and the stay lasted almost exactly 3 hours. We were there as a family of 4 (incl. child) and we all enjoyed it very much. Of course they tried to sell additional services, but they were not pushy and a no was accepted without further ado.”
Relax in Antalya with hotel pickup, sauna, scrub, foam wash, and a 20-minute oil massage in a traditional Turkish bath.
“Good services. Friendly staff. Nice experience the Turkish hammam. For all visitors. With free transfer”
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