Zeyrek Çinili Hamam

This historical public bath (Hamam) has been restored and renovated. It is not just a public bath, as a section of it has been turned into an amazing museum. You can even visit the historical cistern in this facility. The entrance to the museum is free on Thursdays.

Visiting this Hamam was an amazing experience. The place is truly magical. The fact that these people spent 13 years on restoration is something that deserves respect. There is a small but very beautiful museum which should also be visited. The staff was professional, attentive, and extremely friendly. The treatments in the Hamam heal your soul and bring you peace and relaxation to every cell in your body. The softness of your skin after is a bonus. Go and enjoy…

A truly outstanding place. The restoration work of this historic haman is beautifully crafted and provides a calm atmosphere. I took the Total Reset treatment package to sample all their treatments, and had a great experience. The staff is attentive.

The musesum entrance fee is 150 tl. There is a small museums whit related to hamam culture in Ottoman and zeyrek cinili hamam's history. You can visit Bizancine Cistern under the building. You can see the terrace of the hamma with nice İstanbuldan panorama. You can learn a lot of things about the hamam culture and technical and architectural background. There is also a small museum shop. If you want to experience turkish baht, you need to pay and enter the bath. (Aprox 100 euro) all the stuff is so polise and welcoming.

AMAZING experience!!! Its totally worth it. Place is beautiful, clean, perfect. Therapists are really kind, and people who works there are really helpful. I recommend this place . Thank you very much

If you leave Istanbul without experiencing the Çinili Hamam, it’ll be a big loss. A beautifully restored 15th century building with 21st century amenities. Fantastic attentive staff great treatments and a wonderful atmosphere. Worth visiting the museum just to see the incredible tiles. Highly recommend it.

For anyone interested in Turkish hammam culture, this is a place to visit. The hammam proper is in renovations and closed to visitors, but adjacent to it is a small museum where historical items associated with Turkish hammam's are displayed. Also in display are hundreds of small pieces of historical Iznik tiles that used to cover the hammam's inner dome. Entrance is not free, we visited the place around noon, and were the only people inside. Around an hour is enough for examining and taking pictures. Enjoy

Zeyrek Çinili Hamam is a magnificent work built by the famous Ottoman architect Sinan. Unfortunately, the beautiful İznik tiles inside are no longer there, but around 3,000 pieces saved during restoration are exhibited in the museum inside. If you are visiting Istanbul for a few days, it is a must-visit place. While wandering through the old narrow streets of the Zeyrek neighborhood, imagine yourself in Ottoman times and enjoy the beautiful wooden houses. Zeyrek Çinili Hamam is a beautifully restored, rare masterpiece. Inside, it houses a bath, a museum, and a charming boutique. Bath fee: 60 Euros Bath + Massage: 110 Euros