Roma Hamami is a thermal bathing venue located in Eskişehir, Turkey. The thermal water reaches around 40°C, and the site offers a steam room, kessa scrub and beldi soap treatments, plus massages on a marble slab.
Insider tip — Eskişehir in western Anatolia is a progressive university city on the Porsuk River, famous for its meerschaum pipe carving, colourful Odunpazarı Ottoman quarter, and vibrant student culture. Roma Hamam evokes the ancient thermal heritage of a city in the legendary Phrygian kingdom — the realm of King Midas of the golden touch — where thermal springs along the Porsuk valley have been used since the Roman province of Phrygia mapped its thermal resources across this volcanic plateau.