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In the north of the Marais in Paris, near the Oberkampf metro station, the E20 Entre Deux Eaux is a pure nudist cruising club. The location includes a cozy bar area with seating, benches, and a mattress, as well as a small basement for more intimate encounters. Regular theme evenings provide variety, the prices are moderate and often a drink is included.
In the Marais in Paris, Full Metal is a cruising and fetish club with a dark, cave-like bar for first contacts. In addition, there are two backrooms with private cabins and a harness. Strict dress codes from leather to nudity are followed by theme evenings such as Leather Nights, Cockring Only or Full Fuck; Condoms, disinfectants and gloves are available. Admission is free, drinks are cheap, with happy hour.
Spread over four floors, the IDM Sauna is one of the most famous saunas for gay men in Paris. There is a Finnish sauna, steam bath, whirlpool, fitness area and lounge, as well as private cabins, some with themed design, as well as labyrinth and darker zones. The audience is a mix of locals and international guests. In the evenings and on weekends there is more going on, in the afternoons it remains quieter.
The Key West Sauna on Rue La Fayette in the 10th arrondissement is close to the Gare du Nord and is decorated with tropical inspiration. Facilities include sauna facilities, steam baths, hot tubs, a heated swimming pool and private cabins. Towels, showers and a drinks bar are available, plus regular theme evenings. As a meeting place for the queer community, it offers relaxation and encounters.
Krash is located in the Marais in Paris near the Centre Pompidou and is spread over two levels: a relaxed bar at the top and a dark, tunnel-like backroom at the bottom. The programme includes theme evenings such as naked, underwear, sneaker or tuxedo parties as well as special events on Saturdays with a focus on rubber, leather and sportswear. Free condoms and lubricant as well as a happy hour are included.
Located on Rue Greneta in the 2nd arrondissement, close to the Arts et Métiers metro, L'Impact Bar connects with cruising areas. Guests first drink at the counter before heading to dark rooms and play areas. In addition, there are theme evenings and fair admission prices including a drink. Due to its central location, the meeting place is an integral part of the Parisian scene.
Located near the Place de la Nation in Paris, Next To You is a wellness studio with a team of male professionals. Sports coaching, Pilates and yoga are offered as well as hair removal for men, facials, peelings, various massages and Reiki. The focus is on individual needs in a colourful, intimate setting. Appointments are by appointment only.
Located on Rue des Blancs Manteaux in the Marais in Paris, SecteurX is geared towards erotic encounters. In the historic rooms, subdued lighting and an anonymous atmosphere characterize the atmosphere. Darkrooms, slings, gloryholes and play areas are spread over several floors; drinks are available at the bar. The restaurant is aimed at men of all ages and types and attaches great importance to clean facilities.
Set in converted old basements of a building in the 20th arrondissement, The Hidden Room Paris caters to couples seeking discretion. The facilities include a cozy BedRoom for relaxing moments and a PlayRoom for erotic games. The offer is complemented by privileged access to wellness and beauty services in the same building.
Located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, Time for a Break Massage offers selected massages in a tranquil setting with dimmed lights, soft music and essential oils. Offerings include Swedish massages, deep tissue techniques, and treatments for stress relief and muscle relaxation. The experienced masseurs work discreetly and personally, which makes the address interesting for travelers and locals alike.
Finding a gay sauna in Paris is straightforward, as the city has a long tradition in the area and several established addresses. Most of them are centrally located, some of them in or near the Marais. Others are spread over other arrondissements in the centre. The offer ranges from classic bathhouse saunas with Finnish sauna, steam bath and whirlpool to smaller houses with a clear focus on cruising.
The audience is mixed: Parisians, travelers and people who are there for the first time. Some hotels focus more on wellness and relaxation, others clearly on cruising, and some have fixed theme or naked days with their own programme. Before visiting, pay attention to the opening hours, as these can differ significantly depending on the day of the week and some saunas are open much longer on weekends. Towels and lockers are usually available on site, plus relaxation areas to switch off. Because offers and focal points can change, it is worth taking a quick look at the current website of the respective sauna in advance. The following addresses give you an overview of which house suits your evening.