Baños San Ciprian

If you're looking for a modern, gleaming spot in a quiet, upscale neighborhood, look elsewhere. You're in the wrong place! But if you appreciate vintage spots that proudly embrace their age, authenticity, and spontaneity, you'll love it. On a Sunday afternoon, you won't be alone; you'll be surrounded by a diverse clientele of all ages. The place is quite small, but the atmosphere is generally lively. There's no light inside; you have to wait for the door to open and briefly illuminate the interior to see what's on the menu… A special mention goes to the two employees who are incredibly friendly and do a remarkable job creating a welcoming atmosphere and helping you find your way around on your first visit. They definitely deserve a tip ($).

I didn't like it, haha. A few months ago, my boyfriend and I went to check it out. It's very small, dirty, and neglected. There's no lighting, not even in those little changing rooms, and it smells a bit bad. The staff... well, they were okay. There was a lady at the entrance when we arrived, and inside, the guy who was working there... well, he seemed like a nice person, friendly. He said I was good-looking and wanted to give us a massage, but he cracked my neck and my boyfriend's, haha.

What time do they close on Sundays?

I'm 19 years old, I'll tell you about my experience soon hehe

Gay-friendly bathhouse, the facilities are old but there's a good atmosphere, the general steam room entrance fee is $120, it's in a market area, if you're very sensitive you'd better go somewhere else, it's a place to go to have a good time, get down to business, without so much prejudice.

Good atmosphere, friendly and respectful treatment from the staff.

It's a traditional bathroom, not the most luxurious but it serves its purpose, it keeps you clean.