turkish bath sugestions
02 Aug 2008 21:49
hiya can anyone offer any advice as we go on 6th october and myself and wife have never had a turkish bath. weve read on here its better to have one early in hol? can anyone reccomend one? what do you take with you? how much is it? how long does it take? many thanks for any tips 
peter and jaime
peter and jaime
03 Aug 2008 11:58
Click on the belowe like, you will find plenty of information on there. Also use the search option above to search for Turkish Bath information.
http://www.icmeleronline.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6051&highlight=turkish+bath
Steve
http://www.icmeleronline.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6051&highlight=turkish+bath
Steve
06 Aug 2008 19:33
Hi Peter54uk,
I went with my daughter and her friend to marmaris - we had a good look around icmeler and we did not like the thought of having a massage in a room on your own
. The one in marmaris has about 10 massage beds in, felt more comfortable. I would deffo go again, very clean, cost £8.00. each 
enjoy Jan
I went with my daughter and her friend to marmaris - we had a good look around icmeler and we did not like the thought of having a massage in a room on your own
. The one in marmaris has about 10 massage beds in, felt more comfortable. I would deffo go again, very clean, cost £8.00. each enjoy Jan
turkish bath suggestions
06 Aug 2008 20:57
Can thoroughly recommend a turkish bath and massage....pure bliss and you feel so clean and relaxed afterwards 
07 Aug 2008 21:37
Hi Peter,
You must go for a bath - for the experience if nothing else
I go at the start of every visit!!!
Try to go within the first day or two - your tan will last longer!!
Wear a costume/shorts you are not too bothered about due to the oils used etc. A change of clothes for afterwards is also good - again something you're not too fussed about. Lockers are supplied so your valuables will be safe, but I tend to leave this kind of thing in the safety deposit box at the hotel/apartments.
I know that ICR organize turkish bath trips so maybe they can advise you when you arrive.
Enjoy xx
You must go for a bath - for the experience if nothing else
I go at the start of every visit!!!
Try to go within the first day or two - your tan will last longer!!
Wear a costume/shorts you are not too bothered about due to the oils used etc. A change of clothes for afterwards is also good - again something you're not too fussed about. Lockers are supplied so your valuables will be safe, but I tend to leave this kind of thing in the safety deposit box at the hotel/apartments.
I know that ICR organize turkish bath trips so maybe they can advise you when you arrive.
Enjoy xx
turkish baths suggestions
10 Aug 2008 18:58
hiya thanks to all who offered advice think we will give mersoy suite baths a miss and go for the ones people recommend near marmaris
12 Aug 2008 08:37
There are armutalan baths and beldibi turkish baths in marmaris. I have been to both and find armutalan to be good.
They have a swimming pool outside which you can use if you want (as do beldibi), then when you go in you can go in the jacuzzi, steam room, have a facial, oil massage etc. You can book direct with them if you want or just book with ICR as its easier than faffing about booking yourself.
I got married in turkey and we went to the turkish baths for my hen party. It was really nice and relaxing and leaves you so chilled out. Would definately reccomend it.
They have a swimming pool outside which you can use if you want (as do beldibi), then when you go in you can go in the jacuzzi, steam room, have a facial, oil massage etc. You can book direct with them if you want or just book with ICR as its easier than faffing about booking yourself.
I got married in turkey and we went to the turkish baths for my hen party. It was really nice and relaxing and leaves you so chilled out. Would definately reccomend it.