Turkish Bath Icmeler

[Dawn]

Apologies if this had already been asked but can't see anything. We are staying in Icmeler from 9th June and have been told that you should get a Turkish Bath on the first day of your holiday and wonder if anyone can recommend one in Icmeler and costs and such like. Thanks in advance xx

[stevew]

Hi Dawn,
Icr do a Turkish bath, which is good, all for the princely sum of £5, you will find it on the excursion page.
Enjoy Steve

[kayterry]

Hi Dawn,
Icr do a Turkish bath, which is good, all for the princely sum of £5, you will find it on the excursion page.
Enjoy Steve

I would like to book a Turkish Bath online with Icr for the day after we arrive but just wondered if when I add it to the cart, will it offer me the option of choosing the time we would like to go on that day?
Anyone booked online before who can answer please?

[Gibson134]

I would like to try Turkish bath too, can anyone tell me how long they take to have one.

[sunseeker2011]

I would like to try Turkish bath too, can anyone tell me how long they take to have one.

Kind of depends where you go and what you have done. If you just go for the 'bath' it will maybe take around 60-90 minutes. If you go for the full works like full body mud pack, oil massage etc (usually extra money) it can take more than 2 hours. That's my experience but I've only had 3 so far. Anyway, who's watching their clock when on holiday lol

I do like the one they do at the Grand Aquarium where we stay although it is more expensive (starting price last year was £25 pp).
We paid £35 each for sauna, bath, full body mud pack and oil massage - we were in there for a good few hours but it is very nice and relaxing and in a lovely environment. It's not too big either so you're not in there with a load of strangers. It was just my wife, daughter and myself when we went in.

Aydin Sari (the guy that runs the Turkish Bath section) tells me you don't have to be a hotel resident there to use the Turkish Bath facility and I also believe ICR used Grand Aquarium last year.

Justin

[stevew]

Hi,
A Turkish bath can take 1 to 2 hours, depending on yourself, ours consisted of Sauna, plunge pool, relax with drinks (extra) Turkish bath, then massage. If you have a word with the girls in the office, they will arrange all or only part of the above. Don't be scared of Michelle or Elaine, they can be easily tamed with CHOCOLATE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Enjoy Steve

[madazahatter]

The Turkish bath offered on Icmeler online is for the basic foam scrub only. When you arrive you wil be given the hard sell for other services such as massage, salt scrub, steam room etc.
The basic price is £5 each or thereabouts.
Last year when we went I ended up paying £50 extra for the four of us to go in steam room, salt scrub, facial and massage.
It still is good value but beware you will be given a fairly hard sales pitch.

[Dawn]

Thank you everyone for your comments. I think i prefer the sound of the one at the Grand Aquarium - i like to know what i am going to have to pay upfront. I'm on holiday and don't want to be sales-talked into anything. Getting really excited now first time in Icmeler and only 9 sleeps to go xx

[Gibson134]

thanks for your replies