Red Line

A safe and peaceful place. The number of people at what time and at what time. The suggestion is to work during the day, Saturday or Sunday, I don't think it would be bad.

Nothing works except the sauna, the beds are falling apart with something like a skin thrown over half the shower area covered in mold and you don't know if it's the sauna or the private rooms that smell more, which also don't seem to have been cleaned for years, and for all that, the entrance fee is 3000

Okay, I am not completely satisfied with the number of people there. On the day I visited, there were around 10 men. Of course, attraction is a matter of personal taste, but most of them were simply not my type. Perhaps if there had been more visitors, the chances of meeting someone I was interested in would have been higher. For that reason, I would probably give this place one more star if there were more potential partners. The sauna itself is great. I don’t know whether the owner reads the reviews and takes negative feedback into account, but I cannot agree with most of the people who claim that the place is dirty, has no hot water, no steam room, or is too small. The sauna was very clean. The restrooms were clean and odor-free, and there was even mouthwash available. There was plenty of hot water, and the steam room was very nice. There are four private rooms with beds, and the venue actually has two floors. If you go downstairs, you’ll find even more rooms for different activities. That said, I do think the sauna is overpriced. Paying 3,000 RSD for entry is definitely too much, and that’s another reason why I didn’t give it a higher rating. This sauna has a lot of potential, and perhaps one day more people will discover it and come to enjoy it. Would I go there again? Most likely, yes. Who knows – maybe it’s better on a different day.

I visited Red Line Sauna in Belgrade on both Friday and Saturday, hoping for a positive and enjoyable experience. Unfortunately, after two visits, I feel it is important to share my honest feedback about the overall organization, facilities, and atmosphere. Friday I visited Red Line Sauna in Belgrade on Friday evening with certain expectations of a well-organized and quality venue. Unfortunately, from the very beginning, the experience did not meet those expectations. Overall, my impression was disappointing. First of all, the entrance is almost impossible to find, as there is no proper signage. Unless someone who knows the location guides you, it is very difficult to locate it on your own. Fortunately, a customer happened to be leaving at that moment, and he directed us; otherwise, we would not have found the entrance. The entrance fee is excessively high for what the venue offers — even more expensive than top European saunas such as Sun City (Paris) or Phoenix (Cologne). In addition, they only accept cash at the entrance. Slippers are placed back on the shelf after use, with no way of knowing whether they are clean or not. The furniture is visibly worn, and in some areas covered with fabric. Only the sauna was operating; the jacuzzi was out of order. After midnight, the heating was turned off, and by around 1:00 AM the space had become noticeably cold, forcing us to leave. There were very few people present — fewer than 10 in total. The atmosphere was not particularly pleasant, and there was an older man who persistently bothered other customers, creating uncomfortable situations. In one instance, a young customer left because he felt pressured by his behavior. The same individual later entered the sauna fully dressed for a considerable amount of time in order to speak to another guest inside, which I found completely inappropriate. The staff was not friendly. The receptionist was sitting with his feet up on the desk, which I consider highly unprofessional. There were also 4–5 other people at the entrance chatting and laughing, giving the impression of a poorly managed business. Extra caution is advised regarding the lockers, as we discovered that the same keys can open more than one locker. It is better not to leave valuables inside. Overall, the experience does not justify either the entrance fee or the expectations one might have for such a venue. ⸻ Saturday We decided to give the place a second chance on Saturday, hoping for a better experience. However, the situation turned out to be even worse. Upon arrival, the receptionist welcomed us completely naked!!! During our stay, the sauna stopped working and there was no hot water. At the same time, the heating in the venue was insufficient, and it was evident that many customers were cold 🥶❄️🤧. Even though it was Saturday, attendance was still very low — around 15 people at most. A significant portion of the guests appeared to be foreign visitors, with little noticeable local presence. In general, it is difficult to find what one might be looking for in such a venue, and the overall experience does not justify the price. Serious improvements are needed both in the facilities and in the management. I would not recommend Red Line Sauna for entertainment.

Love this one! 😈

We couldn't even get in because we couldn't find the entrance, it was that bad.

Strong cigarette smell, smoking right next to the saunas. Hot tub not working for a long time. Finnish sauna worked at about 45 degrees.