I went on Saturday 19 Nov. 1. Attendance: approximately 15 people inside. 2. Sauna facilities: only a Turkish steam room which smelled like a public toilet which hasn't been cleaned, so I was afraid to stay inside and did not use. There is a small sauna which did not smell bad at least but too small and totally dark like the steam room. Thetefore no safety at all. Dark rooms are literally in pitch darkness so useless. The place is sort of big with a lot of cabin rooms and a couple of showers and 2 video rooms. Nothing enticing. At the entrance you are given slippers and 2 towels. The temoerature inside was comfirtable, but it is more of a pathetic cruising place than a proper sauna. The staff wasn't rude as described in many reviews. 3. Cost: Eur10 which I suppose most of the time you don't get your worth. It's not an experience I will do again if I ever will visit Porto again.

Pretty hopping on the weekend and not bad during the week. Affordable and mixed ages. I don't understand why it closes so early on the weekends, too. I'm sure many would come later if it remained open. Large darkrooms and comfortable cabins.

No idea of all these bad comments… This is a very professional large clean sauna. Not smelly at all and you can buy beer, chips and so on in an automat. Really worth to visit!

5 stars for the fun I've had. I went there twice, in the late afternoon on Saturday and Sunday. It was quite busy. Entrance fee is 10 EUR including locker, 2 towels, 2 condoms and slippers. It's quite a big gay sauna, on 2 floors. A bit difficult to find, on the ground floor of a residential building. There is no sign and no name on the bell. 2 darkrooms, sauna, hamam, showers, lots of stalls...not a great spa to spend the whole day, but a lot of action. It's a bit smelly due to the sanitary installations (probably old tubing), but actually it's quite clean.  The staff is correct. I can't confirm that they were rude, like others criticised. The crowd was very mixed...30-60, tops and bottoms, safe and bb... I've spend there 1.5 hours each time and had a lot of fun. I can definitely recommend the place.

the sauna is very pleasant. from the reviews i thought worse but the staff is very kind..... a very big sauna a bit old style but for only 10 euro you can not expect more. on sunday there were many peole from very young nice boys and olders so clearly as in other saunas it not easy to keep clean.. during the week less people but the days i was there i find always nice boys and is more clened. it is true that in some corner there is a smell not good but as in many other saunas.

For Porto it is ok. Do not expect the most amazing and equipped sauna but it is best than some I found in other European cities. It has a wet sauna, dry sauna, darkroom, video room, lounge area and smoking area. The recent reform to the space left it more clean and appealing. I recommend Sunday afternoon to find lots of men, there’s always a good variety but older men prevail.

Not recommend! The whole compound smells especially downstairs in the cabin area. Bad lighting to no lighting on some parts, run down facilities, broken tiles in the steam room. Visible water buckets to collect water leaking.

Not sure what to make of this place. Its ok, but its definitely not up there with the best. Took 1 star away because there is no jacuzzi.

Well.. Sunday afternoon, had a lot of fun. Two stars are for the hygiene..As you can see in video. Also quite a lot of smell of urine.. Sauna is big and with a lot of potential..

For 10€, it’s a fun night out. Maybe it’s a culture thing, but a lot of lookers and not very many people acting on advances. If I wanted to just look at guys in towels, I’d go to the beach. That being said, I had a lot of fun there. The rooms were clean, the showers were clean, and the dry sauna was hot. The two dark rooms had a big of old urine smell, but nothing like some of the older comments. I just didn’t go into them. If you’re in the city on a Friday or Saturday night, you will have fun!