Located in the city center of Karaman, Yeni Hamam was built in the 16th century as a foundation work belonging to the Ottoman period. Built of cut stone material, Yeni Hamam was designed as a double bath.  The men's section of the bath is larger than the women's section. The men's section of the bath, which consists of warmth, dressing room, coldness, interval and latrine sections, has a star-like warmth plan type; the women's section, which consists of dressing room, interval, coolness and warmth sections, has a rectangular plan type with warmth and seclusion cells. Unlike most of the baths in Karaman, the building dates to the Ottoman period, not the Karamanids.