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3.9 (43)

LGBTQ+ Erotic Sauna

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CLUBSAUNA.BERLIN is an event sauna of about 400 m² in the former club UNTERTAGE on Mehringdamm in Berlin, run by the team behind Boiler sauna, aiming to give the queer community a protected space. It has a Finnish sauna at about 90 °C, a small steam bath, 100 lockers with a digital key system and a foam cannon for foam events. It opens for events listed on its calendar rather than on fixed weekly hours; events without a named audience are open to all genders and identities. The entrance is a separate door of Mehringdamm 32, by the Metropol hostel.

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5 reviews

Google ★ 3.9 · 43

Rob

Aug 2026 on Google →

Nice sauna, but not particularly sexual in my opinion. Perfect for relaxing and chilling out. I went on a mixed gender night and felt it was ok, but probably won't be returning. I guess I expected way more sexual engagement, but sadly that wasn't happening. There were several couples at the sauna, but they kept themselves to themselves. I also think the €23 was slightly expensive for what it was. So in summary this place is great to spend a couple of hours downtime, but if you expect anything else, you may well be disappointed.

M M

Apr 2026 on Google →

Indeed it is not the boiler but men can just go to the boiler if that’s what they want. Originally this place was opened for everyone else to have a similar space. I really like it and am thankful for the TIN nights as there is nothing comparable in Berlin (or Germany). The price might appear high but if you compare it to any other sauna it’s totally fair (and it’s cheaper for under 25 which I find really nice). When it comes to the price it is important to keep in mind that this place costs rent, shit tons of energy and the staff also needs to be paid. By the way compared to boiler their tip per night ias probably comparable to nothing. So I think it would be a good approach to appreciate that it’s there and even though it doesn’t generate as much money as yet another gay space they’ve decided to do it.

jonathanlahat

Mar 2026 on Google →

Great place to be yourself Nice stuff that is making sure the place is running well and smooth. There is Zero tolerance for assholes. Pretty clean. Most of the other visitors were really nice and easy going ( after 4 visits) I have 2 suggestions The bar area can be a bit darker Maybe you can make the smoking area a bit larger Overall it is one of my new favourite spots in Berlin.

Feb 2026 on Google →

The place is nice, but the sauna is small as it only has one hammam and one sauna. I find the €23 entry fee extremely expensive for the limited services offered; it's a shame! I don't think I'll return to Club Sauna because of the price. The Boiler is much more attractive when you compare the price and service offered.

Morgan Mann

Dec 2025 on Google →

Staff were lovely and helpful. Ascetically the space was nice and seemed clean. The two saunas are quite small - likely only able to accommodate 10-12 people max. For me, the main area/bar was far too bright (as bright as locker area) and not relaxing or somewhere I wanted to hangout because of so and theres really no where else to hang out in the space unless you are there to just cruise or want to hangout in the smoking room. The music during the visit was also generic cocktail elevator sounding music. Lasted about 1.5 hours and spent 34€. Tried it, not sure if I would try it again.

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Mehringdamm 32

10961 Berlin

Berlin, Germany

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visit https://clubsauna.berlin

+49305770717580

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Germany treats prostitution as a legal, regulated activity. The Prostitution Act (2002) made agreements for sexual services legally enforceable and allowed employment with social insurance. The Prostitutes Protection Act (ProstSchG, in force 1 July 2017) added compulsory registration and health counselling for sex workers, a permit system for brothels and agencies, a condom duty and a ban on certain advertising. Street work is restricted locally through Land ordinances. The government's evaluation (2025) found the law's aims partly achieved; an expert commission is due to present legislative proposals at the end of November 2026, while senior CDU politicians call for a Nordic-model ban on buying sex. A separate bill (2026) would rewrite the criminal offences on exploitation and trafficking. Source: Prostitution Laws (prostitutionlaws.org), https://prostitutionlaws.org/countries/germany/, reviewed 2026-11-04, CC BY 4.0.