Toronto Sauna

Very expensive place, no TV room with regular programming, they require payment in cash. The steam and dry ovens are reasonable.

I tried to go, but upon arrival I was informed that the establishment only accepts cash. This, to me, is absurd nowadays and practically a gesture of rejection towards tourist clientele. The entrance fee is quite high (700 Uruguayan pesos), and since I couldn't find information about other services (massages, for example), I had no idea how much I would need to exchange to spend a night there. A word of warning to tourists: if you want to go, arrive with a full wallet.

The place is getting updated with paint and soap dispensers. I suggest replacing the cashier and also starting to issue receipts.

A lovely, clean place to relax. Friendly staff and pleasant visitors. Would gladly return.

How much is admission

I was there on Sunday, January 25, 2026, from 4:30 PM to 9:00 PM. Approximately 40 men were there during that time, mostly between 35 and 50 years old, but there were also some younger and older men. It was busiest between 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM, and many left after 8:00 PM. The entrance fee was 700 pesos, cash only. The facilities were modern and up-to-date, including a dry sauna, a steam room, and cabins on the first floor. On Wednesday, January 28, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, there were a maximum of about 15 men, a mixed group of ages, starting around 35.

Starting with the price, compared to others I've been to in various cities both in Brazil and abroad, it's extremely expensive. That goes with the rest of the satisfaction; the sauna is clean, but not very pleasant.

Beautiful place to have a great time! I love it because lots of tourists come and it gets really lively. I love this place and highly recommend it to everyone who visits. Excellent service and very good hygiene throughout. Best regards.