The royal baths of the Red Keep were as grandiose as the Targaryen dynasty demands: big, ornate, the floors are red marble, the arched ceilings supported by marble columns, curved iron dragons 'crawling' around them, the walls are tiled with mosaic, large stained glass windows paint the baths with an array of a thousand colors, especially in early morrow, when the sun is rising over far Essos. The pools are all covered with rose-color tiles, tinting the waters peaceful pink hue.

It is a peaceful place. Made for the royalty, a place for leisure from the burdens of Westerosi rule.

The steam is clouding in the hot moist space, the walls are all glistening with millions and billions of small water droplets, hanging, some dripping down in wet lines across the mosaic. The water is murmuring peacefully, spilling from the golden faucets into the main pool - large and as comforting as Targaryen dynasty can afford, with benches of marble underwater for seating. Behind the doors to the right from the main entrance is another section of the complex - private cabins with small circular baths, all separated from each other and hidden behind red curtains, if one would want an even more peaceful session, without any disturbance. Or alternatively marble benches are placed by the windows, if one chooses merely to lounge and enjoy the serenity of the moment without getting much wet and stare out into the view.

You can choose any you like.

Do you want to take a bath?