This room was rebuilt on a high concrete foundation in 1982 due to the loosening of one of the wooden ceiling beams. Originally, it had its own deep ablution drain, which was retained but converted into a modern shower during the restoration in 2019. The bathroom features an exclusive handmade ceramic sink and a drainage stone with an "ishkor" glaze made by one of the best national potters of our time, Abdulvahid Bukhariy. The glass floor can withstand more than 300 kilograms per square foot. Underneath it used to be "Sandals" - a method of heating the feet with charcoal covered by a copper basin known as a "koshiki," but this was removed for safety reasons for the hotel. Instead, an antique drainage stone obtained from the inside of the hammam and a brass jug were placed there as decorations