Ali Paşa Hamam

The bath, which is part of the Ali Pasha Complex, is located to the east of the mosque. The bath, which has no inscription, is considered to have been built in the same period as the mosque and is dated to 1572. The building, which was significantly damaged in the 1939 and 1943 earthquakes, was repaired and is still used as a bath today. The bath, which was established on a rectangular area in the east-west direction, belongs to the group of bifunctional baths consisting of women and men section. The bath, which was built on a plan scheme with four iwans and corners, was placed in a symmetrical order from east to west, respectively. In the men's section, halvets and iwans are covered with domes, along with undressing, coldness and warmth centers. There are filgos in the domes arranged on the hill to make it bulging outside. In the men's section, the room in the south of the cold and the iwan opening to the temperature of the women's section are covered with a mirrored vault and a water tank with a barrel vault. The men's section, which is entered through a portal on the east side, has no opening except the windows on either side of the portal. The women section is entered through a plain door in the northeast corner. The dressing of this section has no window that opens out. The bath system of the bath, which was completely built with cut stone material, used bricks and was covered with lead from the outside. Brick was used as filling material in window arch pediments (Eravşar, 2004; Gündoğdu V.D, 2006).

Taa dating from 1572. It was a great history and very nice, I was surprised, I came in and welcome, they said a wonderful and friendly welcome. Mustafa said, do you want a pouch? When I was throwing a pouch inside, I said I would like a massage. Massage is great, neither Swedish massage nor mud. Brother Mustafa cracks bones, but perfect relief. I said, bro, this business is not accomplished with the dirt of so many people and I was amazed, it does its job with love. Now I write them in the cold part. It is a very suburban bath but it has very old times in its memory. 500 years of memory.

I went to the bath for the first time in my life. And I was satisfied. Ali Pasha bath is generally a clean bath. But most of the things inside are old and metal, a lot of items and accessories and seriously rusted. This rust is of course very normal due to the environment, but it would be very good to change it periodically. The resting places after the bath are very narrow. I can say it is ideal for children aged 9-10. The bath staff do not give any information about the aure inside and they are not very friendly. Pricing Entry 22 TL Pouch 10tl Massage 10tl

It is the historical bath where I have spent years since my childhood. After a long time, I went with my guests on 07.08.2021, but we were disappointed. For Tokat, Turkish bath means belly stone, belly stone was cold, the officials said that the baths were not fully warmed up yet, since the baths were newly opened, it has been 2 months since the baths were announced and it took one day for the navel stone to warm up. Tokat is famous for its baths but this made me sad... The rest of the service is good

A wonderfully clean Turkish bath with smiling staff. The price is a little high, but the value is still that hospitality and service, cleanliness..

Indispensable bath of the people of Tokat. Laundering and cleansing aside, baths are also a preferred place for henna nights. We would have gone without Covid19, but unfortunately the conditions are not appropriate at the moment. It is located in the AliPasa complex from the Ottoman Empire. Tokat is very easy to find in the center. It has been serving very well for years, who came and who passed. I guess the entry was the last 24 pounds for adults. You can eat your own food inside. Tokat west, pickles, barren food was our greatest pleasure ah be!

It is clean and the staff is friendly. Cold drink, pouch, massage car park is available. Rooms are clean and easy to use.