Sauna Carpediem, gay sauna in Saint-Hubert (Longueuil), Brossard
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Sauna Carpediem

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Visitors frequently praise Sauna Carpediem for being very clean, modern, and having a pleasant atmosphere with friendly and open-minded clientele. However, some reviewers mention issues with the height of the stretchers and one visitor reported a negative interaction with the owner, describing him as transphobic.

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3481 Mnt Saint-Hubert, Saint-Hubert, QC J3Y 4J6, Canada
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+1 450-462-3481
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www.saunacarpediem.com

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About this place Sauna Carpediem

Sauna Carpediem is a men's bathhouse on Montée Saint-Hubert in the Saint-Hubert borough of Longueuil, about 6 km east of Brossard and the only gay sauna on Montreal's South Shore. Its own site says the clientele is mostly gay and bisexual men. Facilities listed there: dry sauna, steam room, whirlpool, showers, lounges, a snack bar, private cabins, double suites and parking at the back. The posted rates (2024 list, 6 hours, tax included) are $21 for a locker, $27.50 for a cabin and $59 or $75 for a double suite. Hours run 9 am to 10 pm Monday, Tuesday and Sunday, to midnight Wednesday and Thursday, and to 2 am Friday and Saturday. A massage therapist works Friday mornings by reservation. Google rates it 4.2 from about 47 reviews. You need a car or a bus from the Longueuil metro.

Opening Hours

Open Now · closes 02:00
Monday 09:00-22:00
Tuesday 09:00-22:00
Wednesday 09:00-24:00
Thursday 09:00-24:00
Friday 09:00-02:00
Saturday 09:00-02:00
Sunday 09:00-22:00

Features

Lockers Dry sauna Steam room Jacuzzi Gay (mostly men) Day venue Late night (after midnight) Year-round

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4.2
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47 reviews

Based on 47 Google reviews.

Jeffrey W. Mailloux Jun 2026
★☆☆☆☆

Edit 2: Enough is enough. The owner is transphobic. He wouldn't even answer the phone to ask me if I could go there as a trans person without knowing who I am. More than six months later, I didn't even get a word in edgewise. I was defended, and he hung up on me. A complaint was filed with the Human Rights Commissioner instead of arranging a visit that would bring him business. Edit: The hygiene has improved, but the owner is transphobic and controlling and banned me for life for a rule that wasn't posted. I'll try to be constructive. The smell of the place was geriatric, and I know that the sense of smell is the first to fail, but for people in their thirties, it's unbearable. The premises reeked of wet dog and bleach that had been left to sit with organic matter for days. In my profession, a laboratory hygiene and health field, we know that these odors can occur, but they are always a sign of poor hygiene. The towels, in particular, smelled so strong that I had to take another shower at home. I had to wash all the clothes I wore there, even my jacket! To correct this, you should wash the towels with borax or bleach, in hot water with a laundry fragrance enhancer, and dry them on high heat until completely dry. The mop head should undergo the same treatment every day. In fact, the bleach fumes were so strong they irritated the eyes. The concierge came and mopped the dirty floor right next to us while we were relaxing in the hot tub. I suggest switching to Oxyvir detergent, which is completely odorless and disinfects, degreases, and cleans all at once. Alternatively, you could regularly clean the floors with Lysol, which smells nice, and only disinfect them with bleach a few times a day, when bathers are leaving: there's no need for guests to smell it! Cleaning directly with bleach mixes the bleach with organic products and creates a very unpleasant chlorine odor, like someone has peed in the pool. Furthermore, bleach doesn't clean. For good hygiene, you must clean THEN disinfect, but Oxyvir does everything at once. The smell is somewhat reminiscent of Aspergillus, but I don't think there's any mold in the walls. The bath temperature needs to be raised, as the steam was almost cold, especially considering a good sauna starts at 70 degrees Celsius. This can amplify odors because few bacteria survive below 60 degrees, but the steam bath was clearly below that. I also highly recommend diffusing essential oils in the steam bath. The Arya supermarket on Taschereau carries eucalyptus oil that can be placed in a diffuser or elsewhere in the room to provide a soothing sensation for the respiratory system. It's $4 for a fairly large bottle; you'll only need a few drops at a time, so it's ridiculous not to use it! Plus, it would eliminate any unpleasant odors... Someone should also regularly wipe down the walls with a disinfectant if the condensation continues. Finally, steam clean the carpet with essential oils! Please! It smells like a bowling alley! (Removed suggestions for improvement)

La Mi Jun 2026
★★★★★
Denis Desjardins Apr 2026
★★★★☆

cesttrrespopepour sitting on the stretcher is too high for me

J.E. BEAULNE Mar 2026
★★★★★

Men's Spas, Montreal, Quebec, Canada: GI-Joe, Oasis, and Centre Ville in the "Village" are not clean, quite dirty; Bain Colonial on Colonial Street is cleaner, but some of the lockers are dirty. The Carpedian Sauna is not only modern but also super clean and pleasant, with free bottled water and coffee. Out of 10, I give it an 11. Men's Spas, Montreal, Quebec, Canada: GI-Joe, Oasis, and Centre Ville in the "Village" are not clean, quite dirty; Bain Colonial on Colonial Street is cleaner, but some of the lockers are dirty. The Carpedian Sauna is not only modern but super clean and pleasant, with free bottled water and coffee. Out of 10, I give it an 11.

Nicholas Desautels Mar 2026
★☆☆☆☆
Mister Lab Feb 2026
★★★★★

The person who leaves a comment like, "It's definitely not a relaxing place..." Nice, clean showers, a spa, a dry sauna, a new steam room—what is that if not relaxation? If you went there with the primary goal not of relaxing, your personal concept might have been different from most others. Unfortunately, you left angry because you didn't receive the service that wasn't promised to you in the first place. "Save your attacks and aggression for others who ask for them! Don't attack the place, the employees, or anything deeper... Who the hell are you to attack the owner the way you did? You lie like you breathe, just like your stupid comment, to discredit the place!"

Jeremie Cochu Feb 2026
★★★★★

Do you have showers in the rooms?

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