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Portland, Oregon
Portland's gay men's bathhouse on NE Sandy, since 2003.
Portland's only remaining all-male bathhouse, purpose-built and opened on Valentine's Day 2003 by David Anderson on NE Sandy Boulevard. The design is intentional — curved hallways with no dead ends, varied lighting zones, and a post-industrial aesthetic. Over 75,000 members accumulated across 23 years. Facilities include 47 private rooms (single and queen options), a large steam room with amphitheater seating, the Pacific Northwest's only bathhouse hot tub (102 degrees, with a 70-inch screen), rainfall showers, a video lounge, and the region's largest outdoor nude sun deck (rebuilt 2021). Open 24 hours Friday and Saturday; Monday through Thursday 10am to midnight. Membership required for entry.
Have feedback on this description? Let us knowOpen continuously Thu 10am through Mon midnight; rooms cut off ~10pm Tue–Wed.
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