Sauna Portugal

Still quite clean but manners of the staff rather unacceptabel. I normally took massages which I always paid by credit card. All of a sudden the receptionist told me that only cash payment would be acceptable. My direct question who would give me a bill as a proof was answered in a rather hysteric and aggressive manner by the obviously overwhelmed receptionist. As we all should know tax laws in Spain are very strictly to be followed and agencia Tributaria has doubtless not a good sense of humour in cases of kind of "clandestine business". So I better stay away from that place in future because I do not accept disrespectful treatment by receptionists. En Español: En España existen estrictas leyes fiscales.

The only positive thing is that it exists. Otherwise it's almost useless. Toooo tiny and dated. No chillout area, no jacuzzi, small and cold steam room, no pressure in showers. No comments about the audience, it's all said before. I only used dry sauna a little and left in less than an hour. 16 euros Sunday 17-18.00

Sauna is small but clean. The steam room is a little bit claustrophobic. I was there from 16:30 till 18:15 Wednesday. Wed. December, 3. Sauna felt full. Total people: 25-30 100% over 45 years old except me. 80% over 65 y.o. No action at all.

Sauna it self is nice and clean! We went on wednesday around 21:30 which is bad timing mentioned by guy who works there, 16:00-20:00 is the best one. All in all we had fun, sauna and steem room are ok, will come back for sure!

It's a very nice and cosy sauna, small but clean, the stuff is absolut friendly and welcoming. The crowd is not too young, but mostly spanish, which is a big plus. 🥰