Purify Your Body and Soul with the Traditional Turkish Hammam
The Traditional Turkish Hammam is a deep-rooted cleansing ritual that has endured from the civilizations of Eastern Rome (Byzantium) and the Ottoman Empire to the present day, aiming at both physical and spiritual purification. Practiced for centuries, this unique experience has preserved its importance not only as a means of hygiene but also as a social and cultural space. At Sanitas Spa & Wellness, we reshape this historical heritage to meet the needs of modern life, offering personalized hammam sessions inspired by tradition yet enhanced with today’s comfort.
Our Turkish Hammam service, enriched with personalized heat balance, aromatherapy options, foam massage, exfoliation, and steam treatments, not only supports skin health but also promotes muscle relaxation, detoxification, and mental relief. Inspired by traditional architecture, our exclusive designs create an authentic atmosphere, offering you a cleansing journey where you can rediscover both physical and spiritual balance.
Special Hammam Rituals at Sanitas
At Sanitas Spa & Wellness, we also offer exclusive hammam concepts known worldwide:
- Pasha Hammam – 40 Minutes
A luxurious experience designed in full fidelity to traditional Ottoman rituals. - Scheherazade Hammam – 55 Minutes
A special ritual completed with an aromatic head and neck massage in addition to exfoliation and foam treatments. - Sultan Hammam – 55 Minutes
After exfoliation to remove dead skin, a foam massage is performed, followed by a massage with our exclusive organic lotion. Our Sultan Treatment, like the Sanitas Signature Massage, is recognized globally as the signature hammam of Sanitas SPA. - VIP Reborn Hammam – 80 Minutes
This luxurious hammam ritual begins with exfoliation or your preferred peeling, continues with a soothing honey and olive oil massage, and concludes with a foam massage. It is especially recommended for guests experiencing jet lag, frequent travelers, those constantly on the move, or anyone spending long hours at a computer.
