The Boiler Room Sauna

£30 for a Friday is a bit of a stretch, if you're coming a little earlier and staying on for the evening. The place is ok clientèle-wise on the event nights but feels a bit run down and grubby.

Have to say what an absolute pleasure it was paying my first visit to the Boiler Room it had been recommended to me by a few guys at other saunas and despite it being further for me to get there it was easy enough by train and very close by the station was a bonus the facilities are great cheapest entry price and free water tea or coffee was very welcoming along with the extremely helpful staff namely Tom who was great I'd recommend everyone give it a try you will enjoy I'll certainly be returning and looking forward already to my next visit

Went because the reviews were so positive compared to the Brighton sauna, which had some spite to them - I do wonder if there has been a bit of review bombing. I had a pleasant enough experience killing a few bours. The Hove Sauna was mainly full.of older regulars who were friendly enough, if sometimes had to leave a room as very personal chats dominated. What the reviews didn't reveal was the club was really run down and looked like it last had a makeover in the 1980s. Even the videos playing were so old they weren't wide-screen and must have been 20+ years old. I'm sure the regulars love it, but be aware in case that's not your cup of tea.

Had a great evening visit here during the week. Very good value entry. Friendly and helpful staff. Very clean, and surprisingly spacious inside. I would have preferred the sauna to be hotter and the steam room to use something like eucalyptus, but otherwise I was pretty impressed.

I just wanted to check about the setup for this Friday’s CumUnion party. Part of what makes CumUnion special is the open-door atmosphere — it’s meant to stay open, not closed. Last time, I noticed the doors could close, and it really changed the vibe of the event.