Part of the Gay Madrid Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Madrid, Spain
Spacious east-Madrid sauna with pool, jacuzzi, maze, and private cabins.
Thermas — formerly Nuevas Thermas Moratalaz — is a gay sauna out in the residential Moratalaz district, east of the center and worth the metro ride for a less touristy, less crowded cruise than the downtown spots. The layout is generous: multiple saunas and steam rooms, a pool and jacuzzi, a dark maze, private cabins, a movie room, and a bar, with enough room to settle in for a full afternoon without feeling boxed in. The crowd runs local and skews older — bears and their admirers more than the central scene's tourist mix — which gives it a relaxed, regulars-know-each-other neighborhood feel. Clean and well-kept, it's the kind of place to take your time rather than rush through.
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