Subway Sauna

This is the only sauna in Melbourne that's in the city and easy to find. Friendly staffs, venue is reasonably clean. On a Saturday night after 10pm it's not that busy to my surprise. There are people from different ethnic backgrounds, that's always nice to see. The toilet has very slow plumbing and may flush very slowly, just beware. Water temperature for showers are hard to control, it's changing from very hot to cold frequently. Cruise wise, like any saunas in the world, you just have to know the basic etiquette and be subtle. Guys tend to be a bit shy, so good luck, be the one to reach out first may be a good approach.

Nice sauna, one complaint too expensive should have lunch time special's like Sydney sauna , would get a lot more people there. Went to Subway on a wet Sunday afternoon, should have been busy, very quite. People won't pay $28 if the Sauna is going to have a small crowd. Why would Sydney Sauna have specials and Subway not, owned by same people.

Staff is what let this place down, and a manager that do not care. I understand spanish and i heard them disrespecting customers in spanish while i waited for a towel. Do not know why manager hires people who have no customer skill in a place that should be welcoming, safe and friendly for gay community. You feel like burden to them, not customer. If one name Richard working you in for bad time. Go to Wet on Wellington, they much nicer.

Place is generally clean. But spa doesn't look like its been cleaned in ages. Understand that with it being open 24/7 that u would see cleaning being done. I was there a hour before i could have a shower. After 4 hours i left areas were still closed to cleaning. Take it no point at all going of a morning

I lived in melbourne for 8 years and never got a chance to come here. Finally came here yesterday with my friends and had a very good time and experience. I feel so regret that I have wasted last 8 years, really should come here earlier! The venue is nice and clean, the only thing I think that could be improved is the water in the pool is a bit cold.

Never had a problem with this place for the last 15 years until now. Came back after being given a pass out, was shot down by the rude staff if I had anything left in my locker and was asked to pay $5 to come back in. Had further trouble with a locker. All in all very rude staff. Not coming back unless reviews say it's improved.

Got hassled by a couple of guys. The staff member knew I was getting hassled and did not do a single thing when I asked to help he said I’ve just come on shift and smiled and was rude. It is the worst time I’ve had at one of these establishments around Australia. I will never come back to this place again

Two of my colleagues and myself (all work at Melbourne saunas group), decided to go to Subway sauna because it’s the only place that’s open on the Tuesday night. So I decided to call ahead of time to ask them because one of my colleagues is a non-binary person. I just didn’t want to have any of us or the staff members to encounter an awkward moment. The staff member reassured me by saying if the person is queer/gay and they do sleep with men and they are comfortable, of course they can come! We got to the door and we were denied entry at the door with a very lame excuse that the manager is not there… I tried to help with the many suggestions 1) if any of the patrons were uncomfortable or my colleague was uncomfortable we would leave immediately and we still Got an unreasonable and lame excuse in response from the staff, saying “I am sorry my manager has to make the decision and they are not here.” I didn’t feel much compassion towards me or my coworker in this situation and I suggested I would personally call the manager if it was me and then the staff said the manager is not here and that SHE was sleeping. I just think that was Discriminatory against queer people in a Queer venue and I’m very dissapointed

I had been served by 2 staff. I'm Asian and my review might be sound racist but scroll down if you don't like it. The reception at the entrance - a young white guy. He was lovely! I said it's my first time being here and he actually guided me the location of the locker room etc. Kudos to that lad... You are the best! On my way out - Indian looking staff was behind the counter. And i asked how to get out from the sauna as the entrance and exit are sharing.. Bit confused as he put the sign 'back in 5mins'..but he was behind the counter! With an attitude I-don't-want-to-work-here, he said just give me your towel and locker key. Owh.. Plus.. I can't forget the sour face he gave me!.... Hey man... I'm Asian too.. Just like you, this is not our country!

Subway Sauna: Unknown Year established. ? 20 years old. To enter into the facility it is required to Provide Car License, Proof of Age Card or passport. Your identification is scanned into a computer and a photo of yourself is taken at the door no hats or glasses are allowed during this process. You are then provided a key to a locker where their is a towel . There are USB connecting to recharge your mobile phone. Free Wi-Fi. Security Cameras are located at the entrance and within common areas such as the smokers lounge and other spaces. Information is recorded, screens found through out difference location at the facility.There are two private rooms that can be hired. There is a large Jacuzzi with a camera to ensure safety of the patrons. The Mirror Room in the Left side of the cubicles is no longer accessible. On the Right side there are Rooms that are no longer Accessible. A Sauna with a camera to ensure the safety of patrons. Subway Sauna is a 24/7 facility.