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- BAN
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22:44 June 14, 2026
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I used a gay hotel for the first time in my life (I'm still at the hotel as I write this, June 13-15).
In conclusion, I was very satisfied.
I wasn't in the hotel much and was out and about most of the time, so I didn't have a chance to use the pool.
On the first night, I went to the sauna briefly, but there wasn't much of a romantic atmosphere... however, after lingering for a while, about 8 people gathered in the sauna, and things progressed in about two groups.
I got to give oral sex to two fairly good-looking guys in their late twenties.
It was slippery with sweat, but it felt great.
The staff were mostly slender, boyish types, and while I expected them to be aloof, they were actually quite friendly.
I received a half-price massage coupon, so I used it.
I was erect the entire time during the massage.
They asked if I wanted extras, and for 200,000 rupees, they gave me a full nude massage and a handjob.
The massage technique and the touches before the extras were perfect, making me wonder if they were trying to get me to pay extra.
The clientele was mostly Western men, with very few Asians and a few Southeast Asians.
I didn't see anyone who was particularly handsome or muscular.
There was a Western man in a women's competitive swimsuit at the pool, and I found out the next day that he was in the room directly across from mine! (laughs)
I booked a room with a shared bathroom, but the body soap in the shared shower room wasn't replenished.
The bathtub had water in it, but it wasn't warm, probably because it was after evening.
The food menu was extensive, and since I didn't have the energy to go out, I had pizza and Chinese noodles, which were quite tasty.
And reasonably priced too.
Because it's a gay hotel, the guests are close to each other, making it a very comfortable place to stay.
It's also within easy reach of the beach.
If I ever come back to Bali, I will definitely stay here again.
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- T
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16:57 March 19, 2026
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The food is delicious and cheap, and all the staff are handsome and friendly – it's fantastic! It's a fun resort. The sea is also nearby.
I recommend staying overnight. There's a hot spring in the accommodation building that's only for guests, and while it's often empty (which is nice for relaxation), you might get lucky and find someone there.
In terms of camping facilities, there's only a steam sauna, but even that can get quite crowded on weekend evenings.
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- tonga
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20:08 October 14, 2025
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2025,9 First visit
I was overwhelmed by the unique atmosphere the moment I entered and was nervous sitting by the pool before changing. After getting used to it a little, I was about to enter the sauna when a Taiwanese man asked me to let him pull out one way or the other, and I left myself to finish. After that, when I was in the Jacuzzi after taking a shower, I was approached by Balinese and Filipinos one after another, and they touched my crotch and invited me to join them. Anyway, many of them were very aggressive. I had not much time, so I left early and swam in the pool for the last time.
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- 吉野家
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00:05 September 29, 2025
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Admission for a day trip was 80K...about $800. It includes one drink including beer!
JCB was also accepted for payment!
We went on a weekend and the place was full of Westerners from daytime to nighttime.
There were about 30% Asian people, but no Japanese.
Massage service seems to be available for an additional fee depending on the therapist. The price is up to negotiation. (There is a sign that says "no real sex" is allowed.)
The sauna is brightly lit during the day, and lights out around 5pm...
The back part of the sauna was under renovation.
The seats were never occupied, so I felt like I could linger for a long time.
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- じゅん
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12:46 August 21, 2025
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I have been there. As others have mentioned, some people enjoy the dark mist sauna room, but I think it is better to think of it more as a place to relax and chat by the pool. Compared to other pools, it is by far the quietest, so in that sense it is a hole in the ground where you can relax. The age range is high.
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- ナオ
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10:18 February 10, 2025
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I recommend staying here.
We spent the morning relaxing by the pool and the afternoon sightseeing. At night, we had drinks at the bar and played in the sauna.
There are many Australians in Bali and I didn't see any oriental guests.
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- バリ島4回目
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11:59 January 10, 2025
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Compact pool lounge in an alley in the Legian area.
You can get there from the airport for about 2,000 yen by Grab.
You can take a cab to the front and a car on the way back.
If you are light, it may be easier to ride a motorcycle.
It is more like a pool lounge with accommodations attached than a development center,
It is a very comfortable place to stay if you consider it to be mainly a place to enjoy the pool and a drink.
The price for a one-night stay at the hotel is about 8,800 yen, which is quite inexpensive.
Convenience stores, restaurants, ATMs, laundry service, etc. are all around the hotel, so a longer stay may be possible.
Drinks in the lounge are also inexpensive, with beer around 450 yen and cocktails around 1,000 yen.
Food is also discounted by 20% for guests, and breakfast is also available.
The SPA does not provide any sexual services, so it is not expensive, including the technical aspects.
The shower and sauna (in the dark) are located behind the lockers, and it looks like they are doing a little bit of work there.
It is not intense, but it seems to be crowded on weekends, so the situation may be different then.
Nudity in the pool is not allowed, but they don't care if you are wearing a swimsuit (very generous).
They are renovating the building and are planning to build a Japanese-style bathhouse and karaoke rooms.
(At night, the noise of construction was loud until about 1 o'clock...)
Lastly, the cat they have here is very cute and friendly.
I heard it's called Kimmy (lol).
The sauna in Bali seems to be almost closed, so if you have time, why don't you drop by?
The admission fee is about 550 yen and includes towels and lockers.
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- Takayuki
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10:37 May 14, 2024
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We went on Sunday at 5pm.
There were 30 customers, multinationals, some Russian and some locals. I had a massage there. It was a little more expensive than spas in town, but his skill was good, although not as good looking.
If you go there for play with men, it is not enough, but if you use it as a place to relax and socialize, it might be a good choice.
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- 化け猫娘。
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11:45 February 11, 2024
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Admission fee. was550K. I went on a weekday evening. It was like Babylon, not sexy at all. Good for relaxing at the pool. There was an open dark space at the back of the shower room, but it was just a large space with a sofa-like thing, no private rooms. It's completely open, so when I was having fun, an old man would touch me and it was depressing. Decided not to repeat!
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- こう
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00:02 October 19, 2023
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I went there on October 14th around 4 pm.
I wanted to take my time, so I drank beer, swam, and relaxed in the sauna.
Other people wrote that the dark room in the back was closed, but although there was a sign saying it was closed, the wall had been removed and the dark room was open.
The staff was friendly and helpful, so it was a good place to spend some time.
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