Kızılcahamam Çam Hotel, in Ankara province, is named after the town of Kızılcahamam known for its hot baths; the thermal steam-water here has a pH of 7.3. A steam room, kessa scrub and massage are offered.
Insider tip — Kızılcahamam Çam Hotel — likely a booking desk, satellite office or urban property connected to the famous Çam Hotel in Kızılcahamam (40 km north of Ankara), Turkey's premier thermal resort town. The actual Kızılcahamam Çam Hotel uses Na-HCO₃-F-boron thermal water (37–47°C, 2375–2860 mg/L) in the Galatian volcanic geothermal area. This Foursquare entry's coordinates suggest an Ankara city location rather than the resort itself.