Gay Saunas to relax and meet likeminded people in London

Amid an explosion ofgay orientated entertainment, Londongay saunas are popping up all over the capital. It would be naive to think thatsex doesn’t take place in any of the Londongay saunas although they aren’t just for that purpose. Perhaps you are lookingto unwind after a hard day at the office or to meet other gay men.

Naturally, with a risein facilities for gay men that offer ways for gay London revellers to hook up comes the needfor safety, both in terms of sexual activity and personal conduct. For example,a large proportion of Gay saunas will offer a range on contraception and evenlubrication. In addition, many Londongay saunas pose a complete ban on unprotected sex. Although condoms are oftenprovided, it is perhaps a good idea to bring your own in order to remainentirely safe. Moreover, personal conduct and behaviour towards others is alsosubject to stringent guidelines. Anybody behaving in a manner that will causeany degree of discomfort to fellow users of gay saunas in and around thecapital must be reported immediately. There is zero tolerance concerninginappropriate behaviour, and the compromising of safety.

However, formalitiesaside, Londongay saunas will generally operate a ‘members only’ policy, with facilitiesincluding shower rooms, Jacuzzis, swimming pools and TV lounges. Why not tryany of the following:

• Chariots – situated in swankyShoreditch, Waterloo,Limehouse, Streatham, Farringdon and Vauxhall you are certainly spoiled forchoice in terms of location. Complete with TV lounges, numerous locker roomsand private rest-rooms, this chain of gay saunas will not disappoint.
• Locker Room – Voted the ‘Best gaysauna’ on seeUout.com, the infamous Locker Room is certainly never short ofaction. Complete with cinema, cursing room, water-sports room there is a generoushelping of nakedness all around you.

Gay Saunas and Controversy

 Gay saunas are synonymous with hook-ups andsingle guys and it would be fair to say that promiscuity is not uncommon.  In relation, there has recently been somecontroversy surrounding Chanel 4 series ‘queer as old folk’ which depictedelderly school teacher Dr Clive Wheeler who was accused of having"cavalier approach to serious issues" for comments he had made on theshow. The teacher from Luton remarked that he had accumulated a large number ofsexual partners in Londongay saunas. Despite the fact he was under employment as a senior teacher at thetime. The pensioner even boasted to have lied to an ex partner about a sexuallytransmitted disease in order to continue ‘enjoying sex’.

He was reported to theGeneral Teaching Council (GTC) in July 2007.