Hello all, Have read quite a few posts on different saunas in Macau, just wonder if anyone has visited any since the start of the year as many posts are from late 2013. Plan to visit Macau next month and deciding where to go, fishbowl at (cant recall name) sounds like a good place to see, which saunas are a little more comfy (better chairs I guess), appreciate the main event and parades are the goal but dont mind a swim and spa if I spend several hours there, which are better for a dip, do the girls also use the pools (maybe a chance to chat in or near the pool and know what they are like before purchase), dont mind the idea of hooking up with one later (any suggestion on which saunas this is more succesful at, and which girls to ask). Another thought, which saunas may be better if I were to stay overnight (rather than hotel cost for a night).

I'd recommend Darling 1 for fishbowl as I was there 3 times in one week and had a great time. Totally recommend XIao Ai, a model category.

I really like the pool at Rio. They have a hot pool in the center and warm pool around it with water jet massage chairs in the pool. Tieu a handjob girl gives really good HJs. I like #300 for the session.

For parade, the largest selection would be 18 sauna. I had a really hot 18yr Russian there once.

I heard Familia Nobre sauna is best bang for your buck sauna but I have yet to try it.

[ Last edited by  gtnaut at 13-2-2014 22:52 ]

I'm baffled by the original poster's statements.

He indicates he's having trouble finding Macau reports from 2014. However, in the Macau section of this forum, the entire first page of 28 reports is from 2014 except for 4 reports from earlier. And even those have comments from 2014. One of us is missing something.

So, to directly answer the original poster: Yes, people have visited Macau saunas in 2014, and they have written about their experiences, and those reports are exactly where you'd expect to find them -- in the Macau section of the forum.

The other questions in the original poster's report make a little more sense.

The fishbowl place he was probably thinking of was Darling 1.

All the top saunas have comfortable lounge environments (Familia Nobre, Rio, East Castle, 18, The One, and so on).

For overnight, best if it is not a Fri/Sat night, which get busy. Any other night, it's easy to either doze in the lounge chairs, or go to a sleep room.

I will move this thread from the Macau section to the Q&A section, since it is not a report. [edit -- oops, twiceAweek got there first! -- Gherk]

Gherk

[ Last edited by  ggherkin at 13-2-2014 09:18 ]

I visited Excellent end of 2013. The lounge chairs are rather close together. The main rows do not have a separation between them, more like a very wide lounge chair with arm rests separating each customer. There is only a small section where the seats are individual. IMHO, if you are the type that is particular about your space, or visiting the sauna alone, then these lounge chairs would not be suitable, esp for sleep overs.

Thanks to all for the information on the saunas, especially helpful to know about the pools, while it can be hit and miss on seeing something appealing (though it seems the girls they have are overwhelming good lookers), appreciate knowing more about a place before going, especially as there are so many saunas to chose from.