Glamour Sauna

Nice and clean sauna with everything you need, sauna, steam room, little pool, only three cabins, common lounges and bar. The guy working on that night has a minor speech issue when speaking foreign languages but he's polite and respectful. Depending on then night , you may find very good aubergines and peaches.

It was 24 Euros wasted for me last Friday night. The pool which I was hoping to enjoy was cold, even though this was listed as one of the features on the website. The hot sauna looked badly maintained too. Like other recent comments mentioned, there were not enough people attending. Most people in attendance were older guys. For that reason, I left after only 1.5 hours because even though I tend to have a great time in such places, I could not find even one person with whom there was mutual interest in doing anything together. Also, everything is overpriced. How do you sell a can of Pepsi for 4.9 Euros?

Would not recommend this place AT ALL!! Entry was so expensive (€24) and there were hardly any guys inside on a Friday night. The Jacuzzi/Pool was cold and not working and the place wasn't kept very clean. Only one guy works there and if you can't find him, there is no way you can leave the sauna. Save your money, don't waste your time!! The only redeeming factor of this sauna is that it had a slightly cool medieval look going on lol.

I went Saturday around midnight. We were like 8 people in total. The majority over 50 years old. The place was fine. The saunas were good, it have a bar, a pool and different spaces for fun. Pity that’s not popular for young people in Vilnius. The entry was €22 which seemed a bit expensive to me. The thing that I didn’t like was that you have to pay extra €30 if you want to close the door of the cabins for more privacy

First of all, the receptionist speaks in riddles—half English, half Lithuanian, half Russian or Polish. I don’t even know at this point. He didn’t even bother to inform us that the steam sauna was off and the pool was without water. He just wanted to collect the entrance fee. So we entered, and there was only a simple sauna left that was operational. Once we found that out, we swiftly went to demand a refund as this was not what we were expecting, and we didn’t get the services we paid for. The guy went ballistic, telling me to read what I signed for. On the card I signed, it only mentioned the amount I needed to pay if I lost the key to my locker. Since we had the key, I continued insisting on a refund as I was eligible for one. Instead, I received swear words in all the languages he had greeted us with before. This place is dead anyway. I’m not sure if it will last much longer. With this kind of attitude and service, they should have been closed a long time ago.