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Best Place for a Turkish bath

Postby snifferjedi » 13 Jun 2010 16:14

4 days to go where to go fur the best turkish bath in Icemeler ?
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Re: 4 DAYS TO GO BEST PLACE TO GO FOR A TURKISH BATH

Postby John V » 13 Jun 2010 16:20

Contact ICR office before or when you arrive in Icmeler and they will arrange a Turkish Bath for you.
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Re: 4 DAYS TO GO BEST PLACE TO GO FOR A TURKISH BATH

Postby alan t » 13 Jun 2010 19:30

hi we went to the literia hotel opposite the underground market it was very good :D
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Re: 4 DAYS TO GO BEST PLACE TO GO FOR A TURKISH BATH

Postby Toony44 » 14 Jun 2010 09:04

For an authentic experience, ask to go to the Beldibi Hamam at Marmaris - fab place all done out in marble and not just an extension to a hotel's leisure facilities as some are.
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Re: 4 DAYS TO GO BEST PLACE TO GO FOR A TURKISH BATH

Postby blondie » 14 Jun 2010 09:07

Toony44 wrote:For an authentic experience, ask to go to the Beldibi Hamam at Marmaris - fab place all done out in marble and not just an extension to a hotel's leisure facilities as some are.


I can also thoroughly recommend this one. We went there on our first visit to Icmeler and it really is a great experience.
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Re: 4 DAYS TO GO BEST PLACE TO GO FOR A TURKISH BATH

Postby ochlynda » 14 Jun 2010 12:18

Toony44 wrote:For an authentic experience, ask to go to the Beldibi Hamam at Marmaris - fab place all done out in marble and not just an extension to a hotel's leisure facilities as some are.



Hubby went here as well and said it was the best one he had. Had 3 turkish baths previous to this and said they were ok but not the same standard as this place.

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Re: Best Place for a Turkish bath

Postby dalin » 14 Jun 2010 13:35

Can anyone give me an idea of prices ?Do they give a reduced rate for kids?
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Re: Best Place for a Turkish bath

Postby ochlynda » 14 Jun 2010 14:57

dalin wrote:Can anyone give me an idea of prices ?Do they give a reduced rate for kids?


It's 2 years since my hubby last went and he was charged £10. Not sure what the price is now though.

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Re: Best Place for a Turkish bath

Postby Lee101 » 14 Jun 2010 17:43

Hi we used the Mirage hotel last your it was £20 for sauna, bath, face pack, full body Massage, it took about hour and half
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Re: Best Place for a Turkish bath

Postby Brownie1 » 14 Jun 2010 18:35

For the past 2 years, we have been going to Litera as well. Have two teenage daughters and there was no funny business at all!! Oil massage was wonderful and if any ladies out there are a bit funny about a man doing the massage,they have female masseurs(?) as well. :)
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