Hamam

Hamam

Hamam has its origins in the Middle East and the Ottoman Empire, and was a central part of daily life. As a public bath, Hamam was an important gathering place for both bathing and socializing, where people from different cultural and religious backgrounds could meet and relax together.

Hamam is inspired by Roman baths and traditionally consists of three main rooms: caldarium; a hot room with steam, tepidarium; a room with heat in both the floors and walls, and soğukluk; a cooler room to lower body temperature and relax.

Hamam at The Well

Our signature Hamam experience is based on ancient Turkish bath traditions. The treatment starts with a relaxing visit to our Hamam steam room. You will then be laid on warm marble benches where hot water and foam are poured over your body. A good scrub and light massage are performed, along with a hair wash and scalp massage. The treatment concludes in the Hamam Lounge where hot tea is served.

Hamam Lounge

Finish your Hamam experience with sweet Turkish tea in our oriental Hamam lounge.

Here, you’ll find a cozy and relaxing atmosphere with deep, soft sofas, Persian rugs, and comfortable, subdued lighting – a perfect place to unwind after a delightful bathing ritual inside the Hamam.