It is a hammam in the district of Süleymanpaşa, which is still in operation today. The survey, restitution and restoration projects of the double bath, which was built in the 1600s and has two large and ten small domes, were prepared in collaboration with the architect Kıyas Tökmeci in 2004, upon the request of the Istanbul Regional Directorate of Foundations. "The Yali Hamam is one of the most important Ottoman baths on the seaside of Turkey. It seems to have remained inside the city today after the seashore was filled in the historical process. Its architect is unknown.