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St. Louis, Missouri
St. Louis' only 24-hour gay bathhouse, with sauna, pool, and gym.
The Club St. Louis is the city's gay bathhouse, open around the clock in the Loft District between Downtown and Midtown. It's part of The Clubs, a national group of men's saunas whose lineage traces back to the Club Baths chain founded in 1965. The single-level facility is unusually well-equipped: a dry sauna, a steam room, a sky-lit indoor whirlpool, a seasonal heated outdoor pool, a gym, a movie lounge, tanning beds, and private rooms, with around 180 lockers across the floor. That mix of wet amenities and an open-air pool deck gives it more range than a typical bathhouse, and the 24-hour door makes it a fixture for locals and travelers alike.
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