Hammam Al Ándalus opened its first Madrid centre in 2003 on Calle de Atocha in the historic centre near Plaza Mayor, reviving the Andalusian Arab baths under century-old vaults. Visitors move freely between baths at different temperatures, a steam room and hot and cold water contrast, with optional massage and a kessa scrub with black soap. Visits are 90-minute turns starting hourly from 10:00 to 22:00; the baths are mixed and swimwear is compulsory.
Madrid Sol y Agua is an urban spa on Calle de la Infanta Mercedes in Tetuán built around a thermal circuit: a warm hydrotherapy pool with jets, a jacuzzi, a Turkish bath and a Finnish sauna, a cold contrast basin or cold shower, essence and Scottish showers, a footbath corridor and a rest area. The circuit costs 22 to 45 EUR for 60 or 90 minutes, and the spa can be booked privately by couples, families or groups. It closes on Sundays, holidays and 3 to 17 August.
Hammam Al Ándalus opened its first Madrid centre in 2003 on Calle de Atocha in the historic centre near Plaza Mayor, reviving the Andalusian Arab baths under century-old vaults. Visitors move freely between baths at different temperatures, a steam room and hot and cold water contrast, with optional massage and a kessa scrub with black soap. Visits are 90-minute turns starting hourly from 10:00 to 22:00; the baths are mixed and swimwear is compulsory.
Madrid Sol y Agua is an urban spa on Calle de la Infanta Mercedes in Tetuán built around a thermal circuit: a warm hydrotherapy pool with jets, a jacuzzi, a Turkish bath and a Finnish sauna, a cold contrast basin or cold shower, essence and Scottish showers, a footbath corridor and a rest area. The circuit costs 22 to 45 EUR for 60 or 90 minutes, and the spa can be booked privately by couples, families or groups. It closes on Sundays, holidays and 3 to 17 August.