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Montreal, Québec
Men's bathhouse open 24/7 with a guest-count satisfaction guarantee.
Sauna Oasis is a men's bathhouse on Rue Sainte-Catherine Est in the heart of the Village, open 24/7 year-round and a fixture of the neighborhood since the late 1980s. The roughly 10,000-square-foot space has a dry sauna, steam room, oversized spa, a lounge with a pool table, and private single and double rooms rentable for 6 to 24 hours, plus a snack bar. It's one of several gay saunas clustered within walking distance in the Village and draws a steady local crowd at most hours. Oasis backs that traffic with a long-standing guarantee: if fewer than ten men are on-site during your first two hours, the visit is free. For a traveler, it's the lower-key, locals' option alongside the bigger G.I. Joe down the street.
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