Soho Sauna

Please tell me if it's worth coming to Soho or not because I'm interested in it and I don't really trust everything that's written here. The price of a ticket is not written and I want to know if it's something pleasant or not. I'm waiting for a response from the owner and from you.

The facilities were good overall, and guests were provided with a towel and slippers at reception, which was a nice touch. The hot tub was enjoyable, and the upper floor offered an interesting environment for socializing and interacting with other guests. There were also private cabins available for those seeking more privacy. The place was also clean and well-maintained. On Saturday night, the venue was quite busy, with a diverse crowd and a lively atmosphere. Overall, the experience was positive, and I found it to be worth visiting.

Beautiful place and beautiful staff!! Thank you guys it was a pleasure to meet you, Bye from the Italians! ❤️

I haven't been to that place yet. I would like to come. I'm a foreigner. I work a regular job. How much can I pay for your bar?

I visited for the first time and I had an amazing experience at this place. It was a Saturday evening and although the turn up wasn't high, the crowd was just a wonderful mix of both older and younger clients of all builds. I didn't experience any creeps like it always is in other places I've visited before. The patrons Dani and Vasi were accommodating and ready to engage in small talk over the bar while still being attentive to other clients. For visitors like I was who don't speak Romanian, Bucharest in general has a great command of the English language, therefore language barrier won't be an issue. The facilities are also clean and well maintained. I give this place a 4-star because there's still room for improvement in order to pull in a bigger crowd and I want to believe that it's due to the access fee and drinks prices. It's quite expensive, compared to how other saunas across Europe charge, despite higher cost of living.

A Global Traveler’s Perspective on Soho (April 5, 2026) ​Having visited gay saunas across Europe—from the high-end venues of Vienna and Cologne to the hidden gems of Seville—I wanted to provide a grounded, balanced review of my experience at Soho on a Sunday evening. ​The Social Vibe (The Pros) ​The standout feature here is undoubtedly the clientele. If you are looking for a social atmosphere where you can actually strike up a conversation, this is the place. ​Social Layout: The sauna is designed in a way that encourages interaction rather than just anonymous passing. ​Friendly Crowd: I met a great group of guys and enjoyed some genuinely decent conversations, which is a rarity in many colder, more clinical venues. ​The Facilities & Layout (The Cons) ​As someone who prioritizes facility quality over just the crowd, I found the venue lacking, especially when compared to the "spacious" descriptions found in other reviews. ​Size & Scale: Despite what some reviews claim, the place is quite small. It features one wet sauna, one dry sauna, a jacuzzi, an underground dungeon, and first-floor cubicles. ​Cruising Restrictions: Be aware that the saunas themselves are strictly non-cruising areas. There are prominent signs on the floor with "Sex" crossed out. If you are looking for action inside the heated rooms, this isn't the venue for it. ​Maintenance: To be candid, the facilities feel quite rundown. If you’ve been to top-tier European saunas, you will likely find the standards here disappointing. ​Cost & Service ​The "value for money" proposition felt a bit skewed during my visit: Entrance Fee 110 lei Aperol Spritz 40 lei The Service: A quick word on the reception. While the staff member on duty was undeniably attractive, the "vibe check" was a total miss. There wasn’t a single smile for the customers; instead, I was met with stern looks during check-in and while ordering drinks. It felt like a classic case of someone being a bit too disillusioned by their own reflection to provide basic hospitality. The Verdict Go for the friendly guys and the conversation, but lower your expectations regarding the "spaciousness" and the condition of the facilities. It’s a social spot, but it’s certainly not a premium spa experience.

Hello You go to the restaurant to eat, we come to the sauna, how about staying in the sauna for 3 hours without drinking water is free everywhere, don't worry about it, don't compare a restaurant to a sauna, you're not even allowed to have sex but do it hard, without us you would close You're still insensitive At 100 lei to be checked in your backpack or to be forbidden to have a bottle of water seems humiliating to me They simply force you to buy at their exaggerated price That's how they will lose their customers and so few left Let it be clear to you, I pay for the sauna, not the consumption What water I drink and where it comes from is none of your business because I don't occupy the bar I go to the restaurant or bar specifically to consume I go to your sauna Instead of selling 100 beers a night at 11_15 lei maximum and making a profit and attracting customers to stop bringing their own drinks, this is how you sell 5 beers for 20 and satisfied customers You will suffer like those at the seaside Especially now in the summer you get a headache because someone drinks the water from home Very ugly and humiliating Plus the staff Many complaints and the same staff Very interesting,, Ahhh and what they do in the locker room is not your problem, you intrude on the privacy of customers, you look without our approval, do you have criminal or theft cases to look at? It was not good 100 lei from so many now you don't see it anymore, or 10 or 100 the way to the sauna you give, so instead of having small expenses you will have the opposite It seems like you are doing it specifically so that people don't come