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Alaturka Hamam is on Terzihane Sokak in the Binbirdirek area near Çemberlitaş, a short walk from Sultanahmet. According to its website it has three separate sections, for women, for men and for couples, plus a mixed-use swimming pool. Towels, soap, a wrap (peştemal), shampoo, a scrub mitt and slippers are provided. It is open daily from 09:30 to 23:00, and the site has a booking form.
Alaturka Hamam Taksim is a Turkish bath on Refik Saydam Street in Beyoğlu, located on the lower ground floor of the Grand Haliç Hotel. Its website lists separate women's, men's and couples' sections, with hammam packages and a range of massages priced in euros. It is open daily from 09:30 to 23:00, and bookings are taken by phone or WhatsApp.
Dibekli Grand Hamam is a Turkish bath inside the Grand Yavuz Hotel on Piyer Loti Street in Fatih. Its website lists a traditional scrub-and-foam hamam, oil and aromatherapy massages, and sauna access. It is open daily from 12:00 to 22:00 and mentions a free transfer within the Sultanahmet area. Prices are quoted in euros, cash.
A hamam on Peykhane Street in Binbirdirek, between Sultanahmet and Çemberlitaş. The classic 60-minute bath includes sauna, steam room, scrub and foam massage. Longer packages of 90, 120 and 150 minutes add massage, and standalone massages are also offered. Booking is online only and the site says walk-ins are not accepted. You pay at the venue, in euros, dollars or lira. Private couple rooms and women-only sessions can be arranged on request.
Gedikpaşa Hamamı is a historic Turkish bath on Hamam Çıkmazı in Fatih, between Gedikpaşa, Çemberlitaş and Kumkapı. It says it carries on about 550 years of bathing tradition. The menu starts with a 45-minute hammam ritual (warm-up on the marble, scrub, foam massage) and goes up to longer packages with foot and full-body massage, all priced in euros. Therapists are matched to the guest's gender, and a curtained private area can be added for a fee. It holds a 4.8 rating from about 4,600 Google reviews.
A traditional Turkish bath on Çatalçeşme Street in Alemdar, a short distance from Hagia Sophia and the Sultanahmet Mosque. Its website lists three packages that combine sauna, steam room, scrub, foam wash and massage. A private room for couples can be arranged, and women-only sessions are available on request. Open daily 10:00–23:30, with the last appointment at 22:30.
A traditional Turkish bath on Yerebatan Street in Sultanahmet, close to Hagia Sophia and Topkapi Palace. Its website lists three packages: a classic hammam (about 1 hour), the Sultan package (about 1.5 hours) and a VIP package (about 2 hours). These include sauna, steam room, scrub, foam massage and, in the longer ones, an oil massage. Private rooms for couples or families can be arranged. Open daily 10:00–23:30 with the last appointment at 22:30; you book via WhatsApp or the online form.
Tarihi Çeşme Hamamı is a Galata bathhouse on Bankalar Street in Karaköy, built in 1720. According to its website, it was renovated about seven years ago with the original architecture kept. It offers scrub-and-foam sessions for individuals, couples and groups of up to 8, and the whole bath can be booked for private events such as bridal gatherings. There is a resting area with drinks after the service. The site says reservations are required.