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"High quality venue, up there with Bangkok's Babylon (although much smaller) and KL's OTOT2. However there are already signs of deteriorating facilities: broken or missing showerheads, etc. Attention to detail is what makes a good facility great. Also, cutesy theme nights can be a turn-off for casuals and tourists. On a recent visit, the three of us from the west were clearly not in demand - even on the 'bear night'. Hopefully just a bad night and not racism or xenophobia. Well worth a visit if you're in Taipei." -- bear4unz, Feb 8, 2010
"WOW the place is like something out of Wallpaper Magazine. It was very very clean inside with lots of differnt types of people. Tall, skinny, short, chubs a mainly younger crowd when i was there ranging from 18-35. It has a good restaurant inside with good service. Also has a very nice spa if you want a massage. The whole place is run by gays for gays even the owner is gay. The private cabins are clean, comfortable and have dimmable lights, condoms, lube and tissue. You can also get blankets, sheets and a pillow if you want to sleep there. It's a good, cheap place to sleep for only NT$500. They also have 3 dipping pools: one which is very hot, one not so hot and one that is quite cold. In the video room they play western movies with English subtitles. They also have themed nights like wearing your underwear or naked nights. Overall I rate this place 10 out of 10. FUN FUN FUN!" -- kyearmour, Nov 19, 2009
"Probably the best sauna I've ever been to. This place is new and clean with a really sexy vibe. The architecture and layout reeks of modern taste. The best part is it's super busy, even though I went on a week day. The sauna has a theme every day of the week. You can check out their website for their themes. It's a little confusing to find the entrance, however. I was at the address for almost an hour until I figured out how to get in. The neon sign that says Aniki Sauna for Men definitely stands out in a quiet alley. However, when you go down the path, there's several doorways. Go down the pathway where the sign is and there's a very discreet door on your left. It looks like a wooden garage door. I tried pushing it a couple times, but it wouldn't budge. The trick is there's a small censor on top of the door. You almost literally have to have your nose touch the door until the censor goes off and the door opens a secret passageway down to Aniki. The workers at Aniki are all sexy, hot, cute, or all of the above. They also mostly wear underwear and a tanktops, so it was even sexier. They are also very, very nice and friendly. They had a large movie room with really comfortable beds. It showed American movies with subtitles. They also had a small PC room, a club/dance room, and a restaurant/lounge area. Some of the cons were that they only offer you a very small towel. It was almost impossible to completely dry off after a shower or bath, so a lot of people came out of the shower area still wet which made the wooden floors very slippery sometimes. However, I think the workers realized this issue as I heard them talking about it. Also, they put slanted mirrors in the corners of hallways which made it really hard to see where hallways ended. I saw a few people accidently walk into walls because of this. Non-Asians didn't seem to get much attention and were sometimes avoided. I believe there's a stigma against foreigners in Taiwan. This wasn't a problem for me, but I saw a pretty attractive white guy who didn't get any action the whole time I was there. Another possible is that if you aren't in shape, you most likely won't get any attention either, unless you go on Thu which is bear/chub/chaser theme day. About 90% of the people there had bodies like supermodels. Since almost everyone was in shape, the people who weren't were also avoided. I also couldn't find any condoms or condom vending machines. I'm not even sure if they use it there, so I would suggest bringing your own. Other then that, the place was amazing, and I had tons of fun and would most definitely come back. Even though its about NT$500, it's totally worth every penny. You even get the privilege to go in and out of the sauna without any extra fees." -- daisuke69, Sep 28, 2009
"Nice place. Good equipment in the gym with guys really working out. Lay-out has changed and is now very good. Muscular and good-looking patrons. Hot atmosphere and generally no attitude." -- Sergeant, Dec 29, 2009
"Office Sauna should be pulled down. It stinks, is filthy dirty and now has the added attraction of doors hanging off on some floors. Those who go there are ever fewer and uninteresting. My advice is to somewhere else."-- HKtoTaiwan, Dec 7, 2009
"I agree, Genghis Khan Sauna has improved. Was just there and they've gotten rid of the bright light in each room that people checking you out could turn on, and there were no bad smells. Place wasn't real busy on a week night, but it wasn't dead there either. And there were many guys on the weekend." -- spup, Dec 19, 2009
"Genghis Khan Sauna seems be to under much improved management lately and is now clean and smells fresh and gets quite busy after midnight on a Sat night. An added bonus is the discount that they are currently offering - NT$150 per entry!" -- HKtoTaiwan, Dec 7, 2009
"Once you walk through the elevator, the owner greets you. He speaks several languages including Japanese and English. The owner was really nice and helpful. The place is massive with tons of private rooms, but the entire place is almost pitch black with only small red lights from the ceilings to guide you. I tripped a couple times on some stairs as well as bumping into some doors and walls. The shower room is in the back. Although there's a hot tub there, there was no water in it. Next to the shower area was the sauna which reeked. Filthy toilets. There was a man at the end of the hall, near the shower area, who was just staring at everyone. He was fully clothed though, so I think he was just a worker, but he made the experience even more awkward. I then proceeded to the only place where there were guys, which was the video room. There were only four guys, including me. I decided to wait a little longer, so I spent some time in the PC area. After about an hour with no new people coming in, I decided to leave. I would only recommend this place if you're looking for a cheap place to stay at and sleep. A waste of NT$400." -- daisuke69, Sep 28, 2009
"Conveniently located and very busy. Good place to have fun and spend the night, though the frequent turning on of the private room light by curious cruisers can become tiring at times. Great dark room." -- spup, Mar 29, 2009
"Huang Gong is not a large sauna. While older, it's clean and the staff are friendly. Not sure about weekends, but on a weeknight there were enough guys (mostly middle-aged) to keep things busy. Rooms are small but comfortable." -- spup, Dec 19, 2009
"Don't expect any action. It's a nice enough place and the spring water is really good and you feel smooth afterwards. Bring your own towels if you don't want to pay for them." -- khdaerb, Jan 15, 2010
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