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Montreal, Québec
Québec's largest gay sauna — 72 rooms, rooftop terrace, open 24 hours.
G.I. Joe is a gay sauna in Le Village on Rue Sainte-Catherine Est, and it bills itself as the largest in Quebec: roughly 14,000 square feet over four floors, with 72 rooms (all with showers), dry and wet saunas, a hot tub, a snack bar, and a large rooftop terrace. Room types run from single and double to sling rooms, a luxury suite, and a private dungeon, rentable in 6-, 12-, or 24-hour blocks. It's open 24 hours, 18+, and sits among a cluster of gay saunas within walking distance in the Village — the largest and most amenity-heavy of the group. For a traveler, it's the obvious anchor if a bathhouse is on your Montreal itinerary.
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