Bathhouse (noun)

A building containing public baths or showers.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from bath + house.

Examples:

1. The bathhouse at the beach was a welcome refuge from the hot sun.
2. The bathhouse had separate sections for men and women, with showers and changing rooms.
3. The bathhouse offered a variety of spa treatments, from massages to facials.
4. The bathhouse was a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.
5. The bathhouse was equipped with all the amenities one could need, from soap to towels.