Part of the Gay Madrid Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Madrid, Spain
Resort-vibed sauna with a clothing-optional rooftop terrace near Sol
SaunaBeach, formerly CenterBeach, is one of Madrid's larger gay saunas, a short walk from Opera and Plaza de Santo Domingo on Cuesta de Santo Domingo. It leans into a literal beach concept, with a sand area and a shallow, knee-deep pool alongside the usual amenities, spread across three floors with party, chill-out, and cruising zones. Facilities run the full range: Finnish and Turkish saunas, a jacuzzi, dark rooms, private cabins, an adult cinema, and themed spaces. The crowd tends younger and notably international, especially in peak tourist season, which gives the place a more resort-flavored, social feel than a strictly functional bathhouse. It's an easy spot to lose a few hours, whether you're there to cruise or just to steam and decompress.
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