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Due to police harassment, saunas in KL are no longer able to carry condoms or display safer sex educational information. When a similar "social order campaign" brought about the same result in neighboring Thailand, HIV infection rates among gay men jumped to nearly 30% in a few years. Please bring your own safety supplies with you and share them with those you meet. And, most importantly, properly dispose of any used materials to prevent further harassment.
Venues here are a short walk from the Sentral KL Monorail Station, and the Hilton and Le Meridien hotels.
"A bit dated, but one good thing is that it has a few private rooms with city view, but no light." -- PeteLek1, Aug 15, 2009
"Tried Senses for a change. A great place for fun. Loved the rain shower. The rest of the facilities are so so. Much better than Sentral. Lots of uncles and chubs at both places early evening." -- lustysnake, Oct 24, 2009
BUKIT BINTANG / KL CITY CENTER
Bukit Bintang is jammed with bustling shopping centers, restaurants and many of KL's popular hotels which are right in the center of the action. The neighborhood is easy to navigate using our Utopia map:
"A clean sauna arranged over three floors. When I went there were only five other guys in the place, all around 40s and 50s, mainly chubs and local Malay or Chinese. Cost was R$28. The rain shower is very nice!" -- kyearmour, Nov 19, 2009
"The rain showers are great! Together with the steam room and dry sauna, the facilities are comparable to those in London. The open concept at the lounge and lockers area is interesting, if not suggestive. For the price, this is a good place in the heart of the city." -- greggame, Feb 14, 2009 CHERAS
"OTOT˛ sauna is well designed, but there are no private rooms available so you might get someone else touching all the time." -- PeteLek1, Aug 15, 2009
"Mandi Manda was great experience when I went there. However, a bit shocked that the receptionist kinda not friendly enough to a newcomer like myself." -- markyek, Jul 13, 2009
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