Club Bath Philippines

I compared the facility with other international sites like in Bangkok, Los Angeles and Sydney. This facility does not compare. The facility discriminate men above 60 and their clientele are younger. What I find disagreeable is the general attitude of the clientele and the staff in general. The facility had only wet sauna which was not working at the time of visit and none other. The shower stalls have hot water and conducive to hot action. There are a couple of dark rooms with hot actions but people are selective. The rooms are ok and the locker area is fine. The parking is limited. All in all, it is clean but not conducive to hot actions. The TV lounge is not showing x-rated shows and no TV in the rooms. I have not seen foreigners on my visit. Membership is required on first visit. Entrance fee is affordable but won't waste it as I won't visit it next time.

Wow.. very nice place.. crowd is really good. improvements needed for showers and steam rooms.. But you should visit at least once

Went there once and I absolutely enjoyed it. Had fun with two hot Pinoys. The crowd might not be huge, but it’s enough to get some action. Entrance fee is expensive, but they managed to run it well.

According to the web, Club Bath is one of the oldest Gay bathhouse in Asia. It was established in 1978 in a predominantly anti gay Catholic country. Kudos to the owners of this establishment for protecting GAY RIGHTS! Club Bath has no gimmicks, no special promo nights, no shows and productions unlike the other bathhouses—it’s just a plain jane bath house. The managers of Club Bath don’t even go out of their way to advertise their club, unlike the owners of the other bath houses that regularly flood the forums of Guys4Men. They are very strict at the door because they want to secure their guests. They do not allow alcohol, drugs and loud people. They are also strict with body age and obesity in order to avoid health risks and heart attacks and protect other guests from those who have health problems. Mobile phones are not allowed in the common areas. But you don’t have to deposit them with the staff, you are free to check your phone anytime in your locker or room. Just don’t bring them out or the staff will reprimand you when caught. Despite its age, Club Bath is actually very well-maintained and the cleanest among the bath houses in the Metro. The walls and shelves are even adorned with homoerotic art pieces. It’s actually the most expensive bath house in Manila. But getting a room at Club Bath is actually cheaper than getting a room in a motel. One thing I like about Club Bath is that they pipe in continuous house music from some Internet radio station. The music is actually good enough to dance to, though you won’t see anyone actually dancing since everyone is in their towels and dancing would look decidedly out of place. Club Bath’s entrance along Valhalla St. is manned by the hired security guard. He can also help with parking if ever you’re bringing a car. Smoking is not allowed in the air-conditioned areas, but there are two balconies on the second floor, a dark room and lanai on the third floor and the open area at the back of the ground floor for smoking. Free biscuits/candy is available on the first floor (by the gym area) as well as free coffee and drinking water. they have a really good free fresh coffee. I asked them what coffee it was and they said its authentic native bakarako coffee from Batangas. Available snacks can be found in the display cabinet at the back of the TV area near the Internet cafe room.

"The thrill is silence" clean compared to other bath houses in the Metro. The fact that this place has been in there since the 70's tells a lot. Definitely a place to relax, mingle and meet new people in towels ;-)