The Ultimate Gay Travel Guide
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All gay saunas in Manila are private members clubs, so expect to pay around P200 ($6 USD) to join. Additionally bring at least two pieces of government-issued ID, such as a passport or driver’s license, for registration.
It is important to note that gay saunas in Manila have been raided by the police in recent years with reports of patrons being arrested.
This popular gay sauna & cruise club has changed their name a couple of times. From The We’reHouse to, gay sauna & men’s play-space. It is a popular gay sauna, located in a quiet residential area of Makati. The sauna facilities include a huge maze, karaoke, and bar with friendly staff and masseurs available. The venue is a members-only venue, but anybody can join. Note: Make sure to bring two forms of ID.
Crowd: Altermale (The We’reHouse) is popular with 20 something local guys. Although it’s only for private members Altermale is very welcoming to all international visitors.
Entry: Like all saunas in Manila, Altermale (The We’reHouse) is a private members club. You must join before entering, anybody over 18 can join with a membership costing P200 (4 USD). Make sure to bring two forms of ID.
Club Bath is proudly calls itself the “oldest gay bathhouse in Manila” after opening in 1977. Located in Pasay City, only 10 minutes walk from Libertad Railway Station, it’s a convenient sauna to travel to. This popular gay sauna has 3 floors offers a small gym, steam room, darkroom, and private cabins for hire. Club Bath is especially popular with older men and it gets busy on weeknights after 7 pm.
Like all gay saunas in Manila, Club Bath and gay sauna is a private members club, and always make sure to bring ID.
Club Bath has no gimmicks, no special promo nights, no shows and productions unlike the other bathhouses — it’s just a plain jane bathhouse.
Crowd: You can find a range of local guys in Club Bath Manila, although it is favored by older types of men.
One thing we like about Club Bath is that they pipe in continuous house music from some radio station. The music is actually good enough to dance to, though you won’t see anyone actually dancing since everyone is in their towels and dancing would look decidedly out of place.
Entry: Like all saunas in Manila, Club Bath is a private members club. You must join before entering, anybody over 18 can join with membership costing P250 ($5 USD). Make sure to bring your ID, such as a driver’s license or passport. Lockers start at P200 ($4 USD).
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