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So, here’s the thing, there’s only one queer sauna left in New York. The Big Apple has a complicated history regarding bathhouses, online dating back to the HIV epidemic of the late '80s/early '90s. The bathhouses were vilified as being virus spreaders, and despite attempts to prove that, in fact, they were a oblige for good to educate the male lover populace, they were ultimately almost all closed down. Sadly, shame won out, and its lingering legacy meant the majority of same-sex attracted saunas and bathhouses never reopened. Only two remained: the East Side and West Side Club. The latter closed during the pandemic, and the former does not hold the best reputation, to say the least.

However, alternatives accomplish exist for those looking for some no-strings attached entertaining within the city:

East Side Club

If nothing but a queer sauna will accomplish, then there is but one option: The East Side Club. The bathhouse gets a awful rap, rightly or wrongly. It certainly does not grasp a towel to the options usually found in cities the size of New York in terms of facilities, cleanliness, action, and customer service—just verify out the reviews online for further evi