Part of the Gay Madrid Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Madrid, Spain
Central gay sauna near Gran Vía open around the clock.
Sauna Center is a centrally located gay sauna just off Gran Via, near Metro Santo Domingo on Calle de Valverde, and its main pull is convenience plus genuinely complete facilities. Spread over two recently renovated floors, it runs dry saunas, a steam room, a dark maze, around a hundred cabins (many with beds), hot tubs, a gym, a relaxation area, and a bar, more than most of the city's saunas pack in. It stays open around the clock, so the crowd shifts through the day, from midday regulars to late-night cruisers arriving once the clubs empty out. Clean, well-kept, and dependable, it doesn't try to reinvent the format. It just covers every base and stays open when you need it.
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