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ABC(All Boys Club)operates gateway sauna in Hong Kong to cater different clients' needs and fantasies.
gateway provides the most luxurious and cozy service for you to like and savour.
gateway is conveniently located near Wanchai subway stations (MTR) in city center. You can surely contact us within five minutes of walk from any public transportation. We are located minutes from all the gay scenes, tourist attractions and shopping districts.
Our sauna opens daily including public holidays, despite whatever weather conditions.
We feature a large built-in hot tub jazuzzi, steam room, and many relaxation cabins.
Free WiFi and complimentary soft drinks, fresh grind coffee and snacks are provided.
gateway is equipped with Blueair* gas purification systems and Philips UVC disinfect lighting*, to ensure the cozy, secure, and hygienic environment for all our guests.
*Philips UV-C luminaires with UV-C lamp systems neutralize micro-organisms, reducing the risk of contracting or spreading viruses and bacteria.
Inactivate COVID-19 and resulted in a 99% reduction of the SARS-CoV-2 virus present on that surface.
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Although they may sound salacious, gay saunas are a fairly standard part of life for Hong Kong’s homosexual community. As much for general socialising as for more intimate encounters, there’s a surprising number to choose from if you’re interested – and if you know where to look. These are some of our favourites. By Jason Albano
Been there, done that? Think again, my friend.
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Hong Kong’s best gay saunas
Big Top Gay Sauna
Hidden inside a residential block, Giant Top boasts a cyber café, a reading area, a maze and a TV room alongside the usual amenities. So far so standard. However, things get a little more fun come Big Cock Fridays where if your member is more than 28cm long, you fetch free entry. Entry for anyone under 25 also costs just $40.
3/F, Yuet Yuen Building, 17-19 Mong Kok Road, Mong Kok, 2628 6196.Sun-Fri 2pm-3am, Sat 2pm-8am.
Saunas in Hong Kong are worlds unto themselves. What the former British colony lacks in gay bars and clubs, it makes up for in cozy, apartment-sized bathhouses, where adolescent patrons find sweet refuge from homes crowded with nosey family members.
Hong Kong’s saunas are intimate and personal, with entire bars where towel-clad patrons sit and chat and bond and get sloshed — when they aren’t ducking into ubiquitous karaoke rooms to warble local Canto-pop tunes. No one walks around naked, and dirty business is reserved for the anonymity of the dark rooms.
It was at one of these establishments that I met Edward, floating down a hallway with a grin planted on his encounter. He was young, and he clearly liked me. He was what I learned the locals referred to as a “potato queen,” meaning a Chinese guy who was into Westerners. After being rejected by many Hong Kongers who weren’t attracted to gweilos, Edward was a welcome relief to my bruised ego. He spoke good English and we exchanged phone numbers, and he made a concerted effort to come out and visit me at my flat.
I lived out in the New Territories, away from the hustle and bustle of the city proper, in
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