Oaza Sauna

Actuellement ce sauna n'est plus que l'ombre de sa splendeur passée. Les vestiaires et les couloirs sont glacials et le prix de 25 euros est très excessif pour ce qui reste d'installations accessibles. A revoir lorsque les travaux en cours seront terminés.

Het zakt af naar een 4de rangs sauna! Ik was er op 1 februari 2025. Om 15:00 uur was de nieuwe sauna van 3m2 niet warm. Om 15:00 uur!!! Dit was al de 3de keer dat ik moest vragen waarom de sauna niet heet was. De kelder met sauna is met 60% afgenomen. Geen zwembad, geen grote sauna etc. etc. Ik was er klaar mee. Ik vroeg mijn geld terug en dat kreeg ik ook. Daarna begon de beheerster te roepen dat ik er nooit meer in mocht. Ik mocht er NOOIT Nooit meer in. Of ik dat nog zou willen na deze ervaring...

Price hike to 25€, except Wednesdays and after 19.00, when it is 20€. Somewhat elderly clientele (including me) but friendly and a reasonable mix. Very few really young. When the new owner took over, everything was painted red and there were video screens everywhere. It looked like a brothel. It's now been toned down a bit and the bar is nice again. Unlike some other saunas it feels very safe and discreet.

Large sauna over 3 floors with dry sauna, labyrinth steam sauna, jacuzzi, small swimming pool, and several video rooms. Bar in a magnificent old decoration. Very clean and perfect maintenance. Mixed clientele, as many young people as older men or larger men. Very crowded during the weekend. Everyone can find a partner and have fun. Very friendly and smiling reception staff. Highly recommended. Perhaps one of the best saunas in Europe. Nearest metro: Botanical Garden.

Wednesday is at reduced price. A lot of guys cruising everywhere. I go there nearly every week and get fun with 6 or 7 males. Hot!

16-02-2019 the price is now 20 euros. I always go on 1st Friday, 3rd Saturday (that's the bear meeting days). Staff are friendly, prices for drink too high (3 euros for cola 25cl), steam room could use more disinfectant, nice cabins and clean, the pool water is often too cold in winter. Still a good sauna after all.

'-Location: Not really in the centre, but you can get there comfortably with the subway. - Type of clientele: Elderly. Even over 70 years. -Structure: In an old building, a little retro and a kitschy, but once it was supposed to make its shape. A maze of rooms and corridors where, initially, orientation is lost. -Cleaning: Clean and well maintained. -Price: A few euros less than the competition. At the entrance they give a towel only. Disposable slippers are cheap. -Considers for customers: Unless you're a fan of grandpa over 60, forget it. We went on Saturday afternoon and escaped after an hour. - Tips for managers: Better to give two towels.

Your info is dated in the meanwhile there is a new French owner (Paris). The price went up to 18 euro and 15 eurao (after 7pm) but! - the sauna close every day at 10pm - the hottub is now ice cold water! - the small swimming pool has dirty, not clear water and definitely needs some chlorine to clean it - the staff shouts at 9.40 pm closing down in 15 minutes, and the sauna and steam room stops (doors open, floormats without being cleaned on benches) Yesterday 27//11/2015 same experience the shout at you there where still 10 people there and everybody was kicked out just before 10 pm we all concluded no more better to search for other sauna.

Prachtige sauna vlakbij de Botanique, ik kom er al bijn a 30 jaar. Het is de grootste en mooist gedecoreerde sauna in een oud herenhuis verpspreid over 7 verdiepingen. écht een aanrader. Dinsdagavond en vrijdagvond aan 12 euro. Gemengd publiek.