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The price is high.
I've wanted to visit this place for a long time. It's not the best, but the clientele is wonderful. It's worth visiting because of the people who frequent the place. I want to go back more often.
Great house, I've been going there for many years to have a nice romance, it's wonderful, the rest doesn't matter!
There's no bidet shower at this Amazonas sauna; if something unexpected happens, you have to leave. It's a rip-off. I spoke to the attendant, and he said the owner doesn't think a bidet shower is necessary.
Clean, excellent steam rooms and good price
I'll try to be as detailed as possible. As soon as you walk through the door, you go up a flight of stairs to the Reception. There was no one at the counter, but a guy from the Kitchen told me to just pick up one of the order slips and keys that are there. I picked one up and followed the flow, going up another flight of stairs to the lockers. I got a towel from a really nice guy, changed my clothes, and since I was already wearing flip-flops, I didn't use the ones provided. Regarding the facilities, yes, it's quite old, but I didn't see anything falling apart. The place isn't that big, and it's not easy to get lost. As for the smell, it smells like cleanliness with a hint of lemon; it's even pleasant. Regarding the saunas (I've never been to one), I found the steam sauna very hot; I couldn't get in because it was so hot, I could barely breathe. In another one (dry sauna), I could stay for a good while. There are several showers on site, there's soap, the shower was quite okay, you could make it very cold or scorching hot, there are condoms and lubricant on site, and there are sunbathing areas with chairs. Overall, I didn't find anything dirty; to me, the place was quite clean. I met the guy who cleans the place; he's always going from one side to the other cleaning. Regarding the clientele, I saw men from 23 to their 70s, with the 45+ crowd being predominant. You can relax there; of course, someone will probably approach you, but you don't do what you don't want to, so it's okay. Overall, I do recommend the place. I think you should go and check it out for yourselves. Sometimes we read so many comments and forget that everyone has their own perspective on the place. I paid R$ 75.00 by credit card, there was no consumption on site, but they have food, snacks, soda, drinks, and beers. Yes, I would definitely go back to the place, but it could be cheaper, that's for sure, haha. Edit: I went back to the place several more times and wasn't disappointed, if you know what I mean. Besides this one, I've been to two more, but this one remains the best I've ever been to, both in terms of facilities and people. Fun is always guaranteed there. I still have the same opinion; it's a great place to visit, and it's hard not to want to go back again, haha. Edit 2: Updating my other visits, Monday and Saturday are the best days, try to go from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, that's when I saw the most people, and downstairs there's a dark little room, it's a real temptation, one guy was sucking me off, another was touching me, fingering me, that nice warm feeling, sweat dripping, it was just crazy, what a delightful place, my god! And in the upstairs room, where they show movies, sometimes I lie on my stomach, wide open, and you know what happens, someone comes by and kisses my butt, another sticks their finger in, until someone comes and pushes in nice and deep. I miss that place.
My experience wasn't good; I found the place very neglected, with exposed pipes, the shower area was rather grim and disorganized, and I also didn't like the clientele that was there that day. They should invest in and improve this establishment. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend anyone go to this sauna.
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Last updated on 10 October 2026