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Cleveland, Ohio
Gay bathhouse in a 1939 Art Deco Greyhound station, open 24/7.
The flagship Flex Spas location and one of the largest gay bathhouses in the country. The building is a 1939 Art Deco former Greyhound bus station — original wood paneling, vintage sinks, and Greyhound-logo doors are still intact, and the old oil pits were converted into heated indoor pools. Open 24/7 near downtown Cleveland. Amenities include indoor and outdoor pools (both heated to 85-90 degrees year-round), a 21-person whirlpool, 4,000-square-foot steam maze, dry and Russian saunas, a eucalyptus vapor room, a rooftop sand deck, full gym, porn theater, full bar, and a free daily buffet. Room options go up to a Presidential Suite with a piano. Cleveland Leather Awareness Weekend (CLAW) in late April is the biggest annual draw.
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