Hi-MAN Sauna

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  • Liza
    22:59 May 30, 2026
    I went to New on a Wednesday in mid-May.

    There were about 15 young people, ranging from their teens to their 30s, but there's no demand for people like me in their 60s.

    Next time, I think I'll go to Guowang San Wennuan.
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  • y
    07:58 May 9, 2026
    It was 500 TWD from Monday to Thursday and 800 TWD from Friday to Sunday.

    I went on a Friday during the happy hour mentioned in reviews, but they charged me 800 TWD because I was a tourist.

    There were only about 10 customers, so it wasn't very enjoyable. The inside was pitch black, and some parts were scary. The hygiene might be a bit questionable for Japanese people... I consider it a valuable lesson and won't go again.
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  • K
    07:41 May 4, 2026
    I went around 7 PM on Friday, and there weren't many people.

    It was great to have a steam bath session with a cool guy!

    The next day, Saturday, was incredibly crowded! I had a lot of fun! Weekends might be better for going!
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  • まる
    11:36 April 23, 2026
    I went on a weekday in late April.

    Happy hour is from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM on weekdays, allowing entry for 350 yen, but be careful as they'll quote you a full-time price of 500 yen!

    The steam sauna has hygiene issues.

    There seem to have been bed bugs recently, so be careful on the sofas!

    There are many private rooms and dark corridors; the vanilla scent seems to be prevalent.

    Recommended before going to the night market or Sanfeng Temple!!
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  • KAZ
    00:42 November 6, 2025
    There is what looks like an entrance to the building right on the street, but please note that the elevator to this restaurant is not there. You will see the elevator as soon as you enter the narrow alley in front of the building, so it is correct to go up there.
    I went during the happy hour from 18:30 to 19:30, and the elevator was packed with customers who wanted to come during that time (lol).
    If you don't want to face each other in the elevator, there are stairs at the back of the elevator hall, so you can still go up to the 3rd floor.
    It was a weekday, but there were almost 40 people. The clean flow line is that you can brush your teeth, use the restroom, and shower before going directly into the mist sauna. The steam is so thick that you can't see your face. At this point, there are people who are getting hard, licking each other's nipples, kissing, etc. As mentioned above, thick mist = real hot. I couldn't stand it, so I borrowed an all-you-can-use towel and wiped myself off, then went to the dark room in the back (pants are required in the dark room).
    Inside there are many private rooms and the deepest part is pitch black. There is not a single light, so it is normal to bump into each other (lol).
    (lol) We would give way to each other, or apologize to each other when we bumped into each other... If you sharpen your ears, you can hear cuchu-cuchu sounds and moaning. The dark room in the deepest part of the room is a slut room, I thought, and I did it too.
    The room is quite spacious and there are several places to play, so you can have a good time if you have a couple of hours.
    I guess some people bring their own towel just in case, but it is not necessary. All you need is lotion, rubber, and erotic pants.
    Kaohsiung also has a lot of things to offer, but I would immediately answer that I would go there again when I come to Kaohsiung.
    It's a place where you can totally go ass-less, so please do, everyone!
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  • シングルイ○
    07:08 October 16, 2025
    Not this facility, but let me write about a hostel nearby that I highly recommend, Single XX. There is a spa here, and it has turned into a development center.
    It is a normal facility, but it seems to have spread by word-of-mouth on the Internet.
    Of course, there are straight people staying at the hostel, but almost all of them are gay!
    The steam sauna is a great place to get into the swing of things!
    There are dormitory type rooms and private rooms at reasonable prices, and I recommend this place for accommodation in Kaohsiung!
    (Please note that this is the Linsen branch, not to be confused with the Ekimae branch.)
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  • 台湾回味
    01:08 September 18, 2025
    We went several times during our stay. The average was about 10 people. They tended to go to dark rooms, but not me. If you are a person who is sexually active and has an erection all the time, you will probably be able to do it without exchanging words. I thought I didn't have to go there.
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  • 旅人
    19:16 September 5, 2025
    I entered the restaurant after 1 am on a weekday.
    As rumored, there were few customers, some were working on something in the locker room, and others were sitting in chairs all the time playing with their phones, waiting for new customers? I was a bit puzzled by the strange atmosphere.
    Perhaps there were too few customers, or maybe the mist was turned off and there were only showers. There were about 4 customers I saw in the restaurant.

    The facility is quite old. It was not very well cleaned.
    There are many private rooms, each of which can be locked. Be careful walking around the dark rooms as you really can't see anything.

    I was resting with the door of a private room open, but a scrawny old man came into the room and talked to me, touched me, etc. The strange atmosphere was also here.
    The only other young man with a good body was waiting for me to sleep with the door open, and when I slowly touched his leg, he looked at me and said OK. It is a pity that we had to leave immediately because we didn't have much time.

    I have traveled to many Asian countries, but I have the impression that many people in Kaohsiung do not speak English. I managed to communicate with a translator on my phone.
    The atmosphere of the facility was not good and I would not repeat the experience.
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  • バーニーズマウンテンドッグ
    23:10 August 14, 2025
    I went on a Thursday evening, although Saturdays seem to attract the most customers. The store's website seems to be long dead, as is the entire domain, but there are updates on Facebook, so check it out. According to the website, happy hour is set for one hour from 6:30pm to 7:30pm, and if you enter at this time, the price will be reduced from NT$500 to NT$300 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and from NT$800 to NT$500 on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The rule seems to be that you have to leave by 6:00 a.m. the next morning if you enter during happy hour, but unless you are planning to stay overnight here to save money on lodging, you will probably be out in an hour or two after getting your work done, so happy hour is a good deal for those who are looking for a good time. It seems that the locals also come here for happy hour, and even at 19:00 on a Thursday, there were about 20 people in the bar, some of them with sharp muscles, so the clientele was good.
    However, if you don't say anything at the counter, you will be charged the regular price for a 24-hour stay, so you have to make an appeal that you can go during happy hour, right? You have to make an appeal to the staff.
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  • K
    12:45 May 3, 2025
    We visited at the end of April, on a Thursday, around 8:00 am. The admission fee is NT$500 on weekdays and NT$700 on weekends (Fri. to Fri.).
    The number of visitors changed from time to time, but there were about 15 to 20 people. There seemed to be a lot of customers on Saturdays.
    The age range and body types are all different, and everyone is welcome!
    When I went there, 80% of the customers were short-haired, stocky, and rustic. The rest were probably Taiwanese, and the atmosphere was cheerful and friendly. There are many private rooms and a large space with sofas, and everyone plays in the dark area, and if they are matched well, they go to the private rooms.
    However, by 10:00 p.m., the place was quite deserted, and the spacious interior was enveloped in silence, making you feel sad and lonely walking alone in the darkness on the cold floor.
    Is the peak time on weekdays from evening to around 9:00 p.m.? I don't know for sure.
    I think it is an easy place to play, because even quite good-looking men and machos are friendly without being pretentious. However, this is only if you have the right people at the right time.
    It is just a short walk from Kaohsiung Station, so I recommend you to visit there at least once!
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