Sultan Hamam Berlin

Thank you so much for this wonderful Hamam! 🙂 Every time I go, I feel truly relaxed and refreshed. The Hamam is very good and clean, everything is in the place, and the ladies at reception are amazing and very friendly ! You will feel a wonderful energy from the moment you enter ,The staff inside the Hamam are also all very friendlly . 💫💫💫💫💫💯💕👍

We had the opportunity to visit Sultan Hamam as part of a birthday gift and thoroughly enjoyed the peeling and massage, along with the salt room, hamam, and sauna. In one word: amazing! The atmosphere and the staff made every moment enjoyable. We didn’t even realize how quickly four hours had passed. We’re already looking forward to our next visit!

Ok, hear me out. I think your experience at Sultan Hamam is highly dependent on the exact time you’re visiting the facilities. I obviously made a mistake by going right after work in the evening. Despite signs asking the clientele to be quiet while in the Hamam, the level of noise had me questioning my life choices 🤣 and I wasn’t aware they allow in children too so having little girls stop and stare was certainly entertaining. On the bright side, the lady who did my kese peeling was absolutely lovely - actually all of the ladies working here are so kind. The patrons - cough cough - well, there’s much to be desired. While trash bins are provided in abundance, you can still find massive balls of hair littering the shower area. I saw a lady using her phone in the hamam which I found absolutely wild and I actually had to shush a duo chatting loudly in the dry sauna. Haha, I know you might think I hated it but seriously it was overall great and I might go again. I felt weightless afterwards and sat in their beautiful lounge, sipped on their complimentary tea and was momentarily happy with my life choices until I found an old leaflet of theirs on one of the tables and realized they don’t offer the Hamam Package anymore. 😭 Also their whole booking system of one sending an inquiry and them calling you has me thinking I should learn coding and overhaul the whole thing. 🤣 Give this Hamam a try. It’s not Iceland‘s Sky Lagoon but it has a good heart in a right place.

Fantastic bath house, I loved the calm aesthetic. It was a little tricky to find if you’re not paying attention. The entrance is right before the very large sign. If you’ve gotten to the large sign you’ve walked a little too far. I included photos for anyone who might need help finding their way The front desk was very helpful and courteous. Ive been obsessed with Japanese onsens and they offered body scrubs facials and massages. They also have a dry sauna and a steam sauna, the latter was my favorite. Bring a suit towel etc when you arrive! They also have some available for purchase. After you can grab complimentary black tea in their lounge. Also Be sure to book at least 2-3 ahead of time though! I hope they consider using maybe WhatsApp to manage communications and bookings. I only had a data plan on my eSIM and couldn’t call and my hotel didn’t have a room phone. Overall a great option for a post marathon activity.

Providing some additional information on how to get to the premises for non-German, non-locals. When you are at the street address, walk to the right hand side (facing the building) and look for the driveway in the second photo. Walk along the driveway until you see the metal steps - walk up the stairs until you reach the blue door labelled “Eingang” (means entrance). Enter the blue door (it is heavy, but unlocked) and you will immediately face a blue lift 🛗. Take the lift to level 2. When you reach level 2, there will be more signs on the walls directing you to Sultan Hamam. The actualy front door entrance is last photo I have shared. Welcome to your Turkish Hamam oasis 🏝️ The lovely Zeleham assisted me with my booking and was able to accommodate me the next day. She helped as much as she could with her limited (but very good) English. I booked the Sultan pakt which consisted of the soaping + scrubbing + 60 min massage. I added an extra hand massage. All the female attendants were so lovely. They would fetch the only English speaker to help translate. First is the Hamam which is a heated marble wet room where you can splash yourself either water. You wait until you are called for soaping & scrubbing & other treatments. Erdem did my hand massage - she has magical, graceful hands and did a superb job with my hand massage for 25 mins. There is a steam room & sauna & multiple relaxation areas. All immaculately cleaned & you have towels, flip flops to provide that extra barrier. Things to bring: • 2 large towels • 1 small towel • flip flops (for walking around on the wet grounds) • shower toiletries such as soaps, shampoos whatever you need You can also rent towels from them for €10-12. You can buy soap bars for €1. Hope this helps!