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Ensen Onsen

A polished men's onsen moments from MRT Sam Yan

Bangkok, Thailand

Neighbourhood

Bangkok

Category

Saunas

Vibe

Pool, Steam Room +3

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About Ensen Onsen

Ensen Onsen brings the polished end of Bangkok''s gay onsen boom right into the city centre, only a short walk from MRT Sam Yan and within easy reach of Silom gay nightlife. The men''s bathhouse is compact rather than sprawling, built around a Japanese-inspired hot mineral pool of around 41°C, steam sauna and changing facilities, with an upstairs bar/lounge and additional private onsen and massage services. Towels, robes and the little details of the bathing ritual give it more of a wellness-club feel than an old-school sauna maze. That makes Ensen a good fit for LGBTQ+ travellers who want a gay sauna in Bangkok without committing to a huge cruising complex. The crowd is largely Thai, the location is exceptionally convenient, and the atmosphere sits somewhere between urban onsen, social club and discreet men''s meeting place. The smaller footprint will feel intimate to some and cramped to others, so come for the central location and refined bathhouse experience rather than acres of dark corridors. If your ideal Bangkok gay night starts with steam and a soak before heading into Silom, Ensen is almost absurdly well placed.

What to expect

Expect a compact, polished Japanese-style men's bathhouse rather than a huge traditional sauna. The hot pool, steam and lounge are the focus, with private onsen and massage also available.

Vibes

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Practical tips before you visit

Ensen is around 180 metres from MRT Sam Yan Exit 1, making it one of the easiest Bangkok gay onsens to reach.
The official venue currently lists daily hours of 14:00–00:00.
Private onsen and massage services are available separately from the main bathing area.
The venue is relatively compact, which can feel intimate at busy times.

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Location

Ensen Onsen

11/15 Sap Rd, Si Phraya, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand

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Thee S
Thee S

a month ago

As a foreigner, I had a great experience at Ensen Onsen! I booked therapist Kami for a 2 hr aroma massage on Monday night, Sept 7 and his skills were exceptional. I returned the next day and booked therapist Ray for another 2 hr, his massage was absolutely mind-blowing! The steam room and onsen were clean, well maintained and pleasantly quiet during the weekday daytime. There’s also a discount for the onsen before 7pm. Good shower water pressure, a well maintained dark maze and even mouthwash provided in the washroom. Overall, a clean, relaxing and safe experience. Definitely enjoyed my visits!

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All Might
All Might

a month ago

This was my second time visiting Thailand, and this time I had a massage with a therapist named Leon.😍 Leon was very politee and friendly. He wasn’t very fluent in Eng, but he really tried his best to communicate with me. I really appreciated his effort hahaaaa lol Unfortunately I had to rush back to my country that day😭😭 I hope to see you again someday, Leon and Ensen! Until next time! ❤️ “And don’t forget to give me a discount next time, Ensen! 😂”

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Dean Paolo Mercado
Dean Paolo Mercado

6 months ago

Review is for the food and facilities: The locker room felt hectic. The space is a little tight when even two people need to access lockers in a single section, but this is probably more due to it being Songkran (and therefore busier than normal). The lighting in the onsen / spa area is a darker, warmer color than depicted in the current photos. Maybe a step or two lighter than what you’d see at Orange Theory fitness. As a result, the space was more relaxing than expected. It would have been nice to have the door between the steam room and showers operational; it would reduce foot traffic and keep the onsen area more tranquil. We ordered two buta (pork) don bowls. Pretty tasty! There was also free ice cream and sticky rice available. As mentioned on other reviews, there was only one massage chair. But it’s the kind that envelopes you completely and makes you feel safe and loved.

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Brian Chu
Brian Chu

6 months ago

I came on a weekday and they were having an event from 8-9pm. Basically the place was empty until 7:30-8pm when suddenly everyone got there and it got quite busy but then most people left by 9pm. There were maybe thirty people, all locals, on the younger side, average to below average fitness. The facilities are nice and spacious and the layout of the steam room and upstairs area is actually better than most other onsens, I have no idea why other reviews are complaining about this. However, the price has gone up unfortunately.

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Philip1991 silver
Philip1991 silver

2 months ago

The place is not bad (also not great, just regular) but the attitude of the people who were working there was just horrible. The guys at the reception were visibly making fun of me and then the workers inside gave me sensation of being an intruder more than a guest.

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