Ten Mens Club

Love this sauna! A clean place for relax your body and soul. Every visit will have a good time with matures. Perfect for those appreciate dads and bears. Environment is clean and safe with safety equipment. 1st Floor - Cashier, Locker, Shower area, Steam Sauna, Hot Pool 2nd Floor - TV room, Gym

​As a gay traveler who has traversed the globe sampling the finer—and sleeker—corners of LGBTQ+ nightlife, my recent mid-April pilgrimage to Singapore naturally required a discerning look at the local sauna scene. After a meticulous review of the available options, I settled on 10 Men’s Club, expecting a slick, urban sanctuary to break up my sightseeing. What I got was essentially a light cardio workout. ​I arrived shortly after lunch on a weekday, hoping for an afternoon delight but instead finding an atmosphere that was... calm. Quiet, even. There were fewer than a dozen guests rattling around the place, mostly a decent-looking mid-30s crowd. The facilities themselves are perfectly pleasant, well-maintained, and hygienic enough to appease my inner germaphobe—credit where credit is due. ​However, let’s talk about the architecture. The venue is spread across multiple floors, meaning a simple exploratory lap requires ascending and descending stairs with the frequency of a Fitbit commercial. If you’re hoping to float effortlessly between zones looking effortlessly desirable, forget it. By flight number three, you aren't hunting; you’re just doing HIIT. ​Frankly, if you’ve experienced the high-energy, immersive, and downright thrilling mega-saunas of Thailand or Europe, 10 Men's Club will feel a bit like a Sunday afternoon at a library. It’s entirely harmless, but it lacked that spark. I lingered for about two hours, waiting for the fun to start, before realizing I was the only one bringing the drama. ​Would I recommend it? If you are a tourist looking to escape the punishing Singapore heat, take a breather from standard sightseeing, and sit quietly in a towel, it’s a perfectly adequate refuge. Just leave your high expectations at the door. It is the absolute definition of "just okay." Will I be paying for a return ticket on my next visit to the Lion City? Unlikely. My calves simply couldn't take it.

Clean and affordable place to relax in the heart of Chinatown. The roof terrace was especially welcome for some fresh air. The personnel are friendly and helpful. There are many floors and when I visited on a weekday at 1830 it was quite busy. Best of all there was no attitude being thrown around.

The infrared sauna wasn’t working so that’s kind of a bummer. But the steam room was great. As a first time visitor, it met my expectations so far. Also, the crowd’s great. Just be yourself. ❤️‍🔥

I visited twice – one Friday afternoon and one Saturday evening/night. The Friday one is mainly uncle/daddy patrons, and I guess it was because of the afternoon norm as the next day the customers were much younger. Both times I had fun, and I think it's not difficult for me to have it. Some patrons could be too shy or not-so-friendly, like slapping my hands away even by the slightest touch. Mainly local patrons. I would definitely visit again if I come by SG next time. Facility's good and well-maintained.

Able to meet lots of new friends here at Ten Mens Club. Near to Outram Park MRT station.

A wonderful and relaxing place for meeting new friends. Easy access location. Walking distance from both Outram and Chinatown MRT stations.