Hot springs & baths · TURKISH BATHS AND HAMMAMS IN SPAIN
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 turkish baths and hammams in Spain worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Relax in Malaga’s historic Arab baths with hot, warm, and cold pools, mint tea, steam, and a choice of massage treatments.
“A unique experience that elevated our holiday. Visually stunning, relaxing atmosphere as soon as you enter & a soothing environment. Staff were very helpful.”
Review of Granada’s Hammam Al Ándalus, with hot, cold and steam rooms, mint tea, massage options, practical tips and honest value advice.
“A beautiful baths, every detail is taken care of with good taste. wonderful relaxing experience, great to get a massage and scrub”
A calm 90-minute Arab bath session in Palma with thermal pools, steam, mint tea, and optional massage treatments.
“Great experience, small place, we went at 2pm and had the place to ourselves.”
Review of Córdoba’s Hammam Al Ándalus, with thermal baths, optional massage, practical tips, price advice, and what to expect.
“Great experience, pleasant facility, good massage albeit 15 minutes (not a criticism), friendly staff. Directions and what to bring was very clear and communications were clear with the app”
Relax in Granada’s candlelit Hammam Al Ándalus with hot and cold baths, steam, mint tea, and optional massage or scrub.
“Great experience, relaxing and highly recommended. Staff was incredibly professional and makes us feel comfortable. We had so much more to say about this and the whole process was wonderful!!”
Review of Granada’s Hammam Palacio Nazari, with seven pools, steam, hot stones, tea, massage options, price, tips, and practical advice.
“Every thing was perfect, crew is profesional and place is well organized. Excelent experience, great!!”
Review of Malaga’s Hammam Al Andalus, with thermal baths, steam room, mint tea, massage options, pricing, safety tips, and booking advice.
“This is a relaxing experience. Clean and comfortable. The employees walk you through what to expect. They do a nice body scrub and massage which I wish had been longer! The baths were relaxing and the mint tea is good. There are private changing areas but all shower spots are open. They do provide toiletries for afterwards.”
Review of Málaga’s Hammam Al Ándalus, with kessa scrub, massage, hot and cold baths, mint tea, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Great experience would highly recommend.I would recommend turning up at least 25 minutes prior to your booking .Everything was explained in English to us as we had never done this before.No need to take slippers as only bare feet allowed in the Hammam.lovely baths of different temperatures then taken to the massage area for an invigorated massage. Different flavours of teas available on the top floor while you soak u the atmosphere and complete calm as there is no talking .A1 experience”
Granada’s Baños de Elvira combines Moorish baths, steam, hot and cold pools, tea, fruit, chocolates, and a relaxing massage.
“The baths and massage were very relaxing, definitely worth it. They also include a light snack and unlimited green tea and water”
Review of Córdoba’s Hammam Al Ándalus, with thermal pools, mint tea, steam room, massage options, costs, tips, and practical advice.
“The whole atmosphere was wonderful from start to finish. We were really well looked after the massage was very relaxing and we would definitely recommend this experience if you are visiting Cordoba.”
Review of Madrid’s Hammam Al Ándalus Arabian baths, including the pools, steam room, 45-minute massage, price, tips, and drawbacks.
“Silence is the golden rules on this tour. It would have been helpful if someone guided us through the various rooms,water temperatures, sauna, tea room. As it was we had to make our own way and felt it was a wonderful experience to be bathing in such an ancient place. Scrubbing was good and the attendant helped me as she could see I was having difficulty with my back. They changing room provided shampoos, conditioner , personal products, lotions, hairdryers, and locked lockers to store belongings. A little over two hours for this delightful experience.”
Explore Granada’s Alhambra with a guide, then relax in seven Arab baths with an optional aromatherapy massage.
“Everyone was so welcoming and helpful. Victor's tour was both educational and fun. His passion for the Alhambra comes through so strongly and his delivery of the tour sounds a fresh as the first time, even though he must have done it so many times. He answered all our questions with a wealth of information and knowledge. We look forward to coming back again. The Arab bathes were also a wonderful experience and again, all the staff were so warm and friendly. I would definitely use Viator again and recommend you to others. Thank you for helping to make our trip such a great one.”
Review of Madrid’s Hammam Al Ándalus: Arab baths, unlimited mint tea, pools, and a 30-minute oil massage for $96.12.
“Quiet and calm. They manage the people flow in a way that you feel like there's just a couple other folks there.”
Relax in Madrid’s Arabian baths with three thermal pools, mint tea, steam, and a scented 15-minute massage.
“Friendly staff, relaxing baths, soothing atmosphere, superior skilled massage. Perfect relaxing experience”
Review of Madrid’s 90-minute Hammam Al Ándalus ritual, with hot baths, steam, mint tea, practical tips, price advice, and who should book.
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