Sauna Colosseo
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Beautiful place for a sauna.. Turkish bath. Pool and jacuzzi.. ONLY FOR MEN.. Gay friendly and massive presence.. but if you say no thanks you can also enjoy the structure.. excellent mega toasts and sandwiches from the bar.. beautiful sun deck.. pool just completely redone.
A spectacular place, unmatched in Italy and perhaps even in Europe... not just a sauna, but two pools, both enormous, one of which is outdoors. A clean and relaxed atmosphere, with people of all types and ages, all incredibly respectful of diversity and the opportunity for unexpected interaction. I never felt out of place. Yes, it's true that upon entering, the staff isn't exactly the most friendly, but, all things considered, who cares?
I don’t recommend
The person at reception was extremely rude and unprofessional. There were two of us: I'm Italian but have lived abroad for over 10 years. I have an Arco card, but I didn't have the physical version with me; when I signed up, about a year ago, I was only given a piece of paper, which I've since lost. After explaining the situation, she looked visibly annoyed and checked my ID anyway (which made perfect sense). When it was my friend's turn, a Kuwaiti citizen living in Spain, he was denied entry because he only had a digital ID. I completely understand that the rules must be respected: many tourists, for safety's sake, leave their original documents at the hotel. The problem isn't the rule, but the attitude. The manner was rude and inelegant, especially considering that the person is an adult and not an inexperienced young man. In situations like this, it would be enough to politely say, "I'm sorry, but these are the rules and we can't make exceptions." Instead, the tone was annoyed and rude. I also simply asked how to download the app to get the digital card, but even then the response was annoyed and unhelpful. The service was terrible from start to finish. We're in Milan, an international city: what image does this kind of behavior convey to tourists? Just read the other reviews: many are negative and report the same lack of courtesy and explanations. In the end, I decided to leave. I'm not used to being treated as if I were asking for a favor, when in reality I'm a customer. Kindness and professionalism should be the foundation. I will also report this incident to the Arco association. Truly disappointing service.
Hi, is there a massage therapist in the sauna?
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