Euro Men's Club

Traveling to Paris in April and looking forward to it already. I want to go here, but can you please suggest the best time to visit on weekdays and also on the weekends when the oldermen are around? Merci.

I'm 21 and I'd like to go to this sauna because I like the older clientele. From what I can see, I think I might find someone I like. Are younger people welcome here? 😁

Is it permissible to cross-dress in the changing rooms while waiting for a male?

I visited your sauna yesterday, and honestly, I was impressed with the updates you made to the bathroom, everything was clean.10/10

Most people

What a sad place: FILTHY (men masturbating each other in the jacuzzi, there's litter on the floor inside and outside the cabins), POORLY ORGANIZED (too many cabins and little space for anything else, a tiny sauna, endless stairs, steps everywhere, lounges that make no sense, narrow staircases, changing rooms opening directly onto the reception area, and lockers blocking the exit passage), UNSAFE (slippery floors), CONFUSING CROWD (too crowded, so no space, and above all, be honest about the clientele: it's really only old people. And with all those stairs, it takes forever to go up or down behind an old man!). I've never experienced anything like this in a sauna. Never again.

This sauna is my favorite in Paris. I must be one of their oldest customers! It's well-maintained, spacious with its two basement levels and a swimming pool. The only downside is that the hammam has shrunk in size since the renovations. The upstairs sauna and showers are nice and hot. The clientele is admittedly older, but since I'm also older, I find it quite enjoyable. And the atmosphere can get a bit too intense in the darkened area for my taste. But I imagine that's what some customers want, as otherwise they wouldn't be able to indulge in the pleasures of sensual touch! In short, I'm always happy to go there.

It's understandable that renovations were done, but adding doors everywhere and moving the hammam, making it much smaller, has completely destroyed the friendly atmosphere. I've known this sauna for years, and like some other regulars, I've noticed that reducing the hammam's size by half makes it much harder to breathe. As for the jacuzzi, the added wall and door significantly reduce air circulation, and consequently, the product used in the jacuzzi (which is normal) stings the eyes. I shared these last two points with three other regulars on January 30th. The only positive aspect is the redesigned reception area and friendly staff, although there are fewer seats there as well. I agree with the other review: there are more people on the third basement level and few on the first, creating a claustrophobic feeling due to the doors and the bench that's no longer facing the stairs but a wall! It's a shame these changes weren't better thought out.

A very friendly sauna where you can meet other hairy men... The staff is very pleasant and welcoming. I had a great afternoon on my first visit, and I will definitely be back... See you soon, locals, on my next trip to Paris.

Since the renovations, it's a real maze, a dead end with doors everywhere, which has reduced the first basement level to a very small hammam. Otherwise, the staff is pleasant, except for one person who ruined everything. My friend and I asked for a coffee with milk, and he didn't even smile. He threw a bottle of milk at us on the bar in a bad mood. We won't be going back. We didn't dare return to the bar; we crossed the boulevard to go to the IDM. It's a shame that one person could drive away your customers. We discussed it with other customers who felt the same way, hence our rating.

Hello, I've never been there, but I've heard there are lots of attractive older men. I'm a 30-year-old, hairy, and passive type. I'd like to meet active men over 70. When is the best time to meet? Thanks