Gay Saunas in Bogota

This is Bogotá’s only 24-hour gay sauna. In fact, Dagoas doubles as a gay hostel and sauna, so you can even stay on-site. The facilities include a large jacuzzi/pool, a Turkish bath (steam room), dry sauna, plenty of showers, a small bar, and massage services. Because it’s open 24/7, Dagoas is perfect if you’re arriving late from partying at the famous Theatron club and need a place to unwind (or continue the fun). It’s located at Calle 59 #9-34 in Chapinero, an easy taxi ride from most central hotels. Prices are modest – a day pass won’t break the bank (roughly $10 USD or less), and accommodation rates are budget-friendly if you choose to stay the night. It's a no frills hotel experience but it's cheap and you get to cruise as soon as you wake up.

Saint Moritz is something of an institution. It has branches in Bogotá and Medellín and often features theme nights and events. Saint Moritz is known for attracting a mix of ages – you might encounter older clientele and bears, especially during daytime or early hours. It’s open in the afternoons and evenings (generally not overnight). If you’re into a more mature crowd or a relaxed environment, this is a good choice. Saint Moritz is located in the Chapinero area as well, making it easy to include in a night out. (Fun fact: It’s near some gay clubs – for instance, Blondie, a popular club, is just a few blocks away, so some patrons warm up at the sauna then hit the dancefloor later.

Cómplices Spa is one of Bogotá’s most well-known gay spas, with nearly three decades in the scene. Located in Teusaquillo (Carrera 13A #38-60), it's a no-frills place that attracts more locals than tourists.