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Paris, Paris
Four-floor gay sauna near Gare du Nord with a pool, renovated 2025
Key West is a four-floor gay sauna near Gare du Nord, renovated in 2025 with a contemporary tropical look that sets it apart from Paris's older Roman-themed bathhouses. Facilities include a swimming pool, steam room, dry sauna, private cabins, a darkroom, a gym with Cybex equipment, and a bar with lounge seating. Over 400 lockers make it one of the larger saunas in the city. The weekly programming gives each visit a different character: Naturist Wednesday opens the upper floors clothing-free, Friday's "Secret Day" requires masks or hoods in the play areas from 5pm, and Deep Sunday extends hours to midnight. Reduced entry for under-35s and an active partnership with AIDES for harm reduction are part of the house culture. The location between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est draws a steady international crowd alongside regulars.
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