It is only ok, there is no magic as it says in many guides. I would have enjoyed if not the price I had to pay. It was a huge rip off, not worth for the price they are asking to pay (around 40 GBP).

It appears to be expensive; we paid 50 euros for the wash and the oil massage. The woman that massaged me was very kind and motherly, she braided my hair and generally did a great job. Before I got dressed, she and the other female employees were singing and playing instruments, joking around and smiling at me. My boyfriend, however,... More

Wanting to give every Turkish bath a chance I went to the Cagaloglu realizing it is not as historic as some, but still old enough (1741). It is listed in the book: 1000 Places To See Before You Die. The architecture was impressive--the service less so, especially for the price, so thus it comes third in my list of possible... More

Hello All, We've gone to and returned from Istanbul. We had a great trip! I visited only 2 hamams, but I thought I'd let you know what I found. One in Sultanahmet (Cagaloglu Hamam), and the other in Uskudar (Sifa Hamam). Both of these hamams have separate facilities for women and men. If I'd had more time, I would have... More

I spent 90 minutes at Cagaloglu and loved the experience. It is not cheap (€60 for a scrub, massage and foam wash), but a total retreat from reality. The lady who looked after me was attentive and clearly wanted me to enjoy myself.I felt welcome and pampered. I liked the fact that you did not have to wear disposable underwear,... More

I've been to other baths in Istanbul and this is outstandingly clean and well renovated. Female's part is separated but have the same entrance from the street. Masseurs are very nice and friendly, spoiling every guest with big smiles and caring. Service is high level. Fee for a 1h program incl. massage, etc. is around 60 euros. Open until 10pm,... More

Good experience for my first Turkish bath. Interesting old building. Service was adequate, but seemed short for the price paid. Keep in kind that it is quite overpriced, but convenient if you are in the 0ld Town and don't have time or energy to navigate to another. Also, they do beg for tips at the end, like it's expected. I... More

This is one of the best hammams in Turkey. It is clean and the staff is professional. I think the experience is better than spa, the atmosphere is more relaxing, authentic and you do not need to have a bath after it. I definitely recommend "kese ve kopuk masaji". You should definitely see this place whether you are a tourist... More

If you want to spoil yourself you should try 'kese and köpük masajı' you will shocked when you see your smooth skin