Skip to content

Questions

Frequently asked questions

The things guests ask most. If your answer isn't here, write to us.

Who is naftalan therapy not suitable for?

General contraindications include conditions in an acute phase, pregnancy and breastfeeding, malignant tumours, severe kidney or liver failure, blood disorders, and individual intolerance to naftalan oil. The list is not exhaustive — only the doctor who examines you can decide.

How long does a course last?

Our packages run from 5 to 21 days. Fourteen days is the traditional length for a balneological course, but the doctor decides what suits you after you arrive.

Is my booking confirmed as soon as I send the form?

No. The form sends a request. We record it, check room availability and get in touch. The booking becomes official only once terms are agreed.

When will I hear back about my request?

Usually within 24 hours. Keep the booking reference you receive — you'll need it when you speak to us.

What does the price include?

Accommodation in your chosen room, three meals a day, a medical examination on arrival, and the procedures in your treatment plan. Transfers, excursions and procedures outside the plan are charged separately.

Can I come with a child?

Yes. The family room is designed for guests travelling with children. Give the number and ages of children when you book — whether procedures are suitable for a child is assessed separately.

How do I get here from the airport?

You can arrange a transfer from Baku or Ganja airport. Tick the transfer option on the booking form and we'll confirm details and cost when we call.

What languages do you work in?

Azerbaijani, Russian and English. If you need another language, mention it when you book.

About the medical information here

The information on this site is general and is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a prescription. Naftalan therapy is not suitable for everyone and has contraindications. Talk to your own doctor before starting a course. Treatment at the sanatorium is only prescribed after an in-person examination.

Didn't find your answer?

Write to us