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Madrid, Spain
Men-only steam and cruise club 50 meters from Chueca metro, since 1990.
Founded in 1990 and formerly known as Sauna Men, this men-only cruising club sits just 50 meters from Chueca metro on Pelayo street. The dress code is straightforward—underwear, jockstraps, swimwear, or full nudity—and the setup spreads across two floors with lockers, changing rooms, slippers, showers, and towels provided. Facilities include a steam room, private cabins, glory holes, a video room, a maze, and darkrooms designed for maximum action. Free condoms and lube keep things practical. The crowd is diverse in age and type, though it draws heavily from locals and visitors looking for a classic cruising experience without pretense. The atmosphere is welcoming and non-judgmental, with friendly bartenders and staff who help set a positive vibe from the moment you strip down. Action typically builds after 2am on weekend nights, when the place fills and the energy shifts into high gear. Entry runs around €10, and hours are late—Friday and Saturday from 11pm until 10:30am, Sundays from 10pm until 3am. It's been renovated in recent years, keeping the layout fresh while maintaining its reputation as one of Chueca's most popular and accessible cruising venues.
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