מועדון סאונה Amigo

I was there last weekend during The Bear Pride festival in Poznan. Hit it a few days. I was staying in the city centre and getting to the Sauna is a little tricky. Best way is the tram (16 get off at Os. Lecha, head up the steps, cross the road then take a right and then a left at the apartment block then a right through the apartment block then keep left and you will see the small commercial area where Amigo is). You go though the main door, ring a bell for entry. Once let in you head downstairs where the owner will unlock the gate to let you in. Once in you have a Sauna, Steam Room, 1 area with a group play area at the end and another area with cubicles. There's a cafe area that you can get a beer in and also another one as a smoking area. it's a very comfortable place and kept spotlessly clean by the guys who work there. A jacuzzi would have been nice but you work with what you've got and I'd certainly visit Amigo again.

Tragedy, I do not recommend, dirty smell, not nice service

We were there around 5:30 pm. It was quiet, about 10-12 people, mostly a mature crowd, like us. The sauna was clean, but quite old. The towels were the same: small, old, but clean, though wet after one shower. The cruising area was practically nonexistent, just 4 or 5 individual cabins, that's it. No dark room, no labyrinth, no glory holes, let alone a sling or anything like that... anyone familiar with Western European gay saunas will be disappointed. The dry sauna was very small and hot. The steam sauna was small, but pleasantly warm and steamy, good for sweating, but otherwise, it was completely deserted. From 7:00/7:15 pm onwards, we were the only guests. At 8:00 pm, the owner started tidying up and cleaning. A clear sign that we were leaving too.

A great place to relax and unwind after a long week. It's a shame there's no jacuzzi, and the dry sauna is quite small.

I don't recommend this place, there are a lot of older people and not many young people

Here, time has stopped in the 90s, the interiors are dirty, neglected, not renovated for years, everything is old, the towels are disgusting and all this at a price higher than in saunas of the same standard in Warsaw, for example.

A great place, we always visit the Amigo sauna when we're in Poznań. Also, No. 1 - Mr. Tadeusz is charming, friendly, and lovely. We'll definitely be back. Darek from Gdynia