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Paradise

Small and expensive.

open: Sun-Thu 12-5.30, Fri 19-Sun 5.30h (non-stop); prices: NIS 85.- / under 25 years: NIS 45.- / under 21 years: NIS 30.- / credit cards accepted; number of lockers: 140/20

  • Gay. Exclusively or almost exclusively gay men
  • Air conditioning
  • Bar with full range of alcoholic beverages
  • Guestrooms with television
  • Shop
  • Showers
  • Relax room
  • Dry sauna
  • Steam bath
  • Whirlpool / Jacuzzi / Hot tub
  • Massage on offer
  • Meals. Extensive menu available
  • Darkroom
  • Glory holes
  • Sling
  • Free condoms
  • Shows or other events
  • Video shows
  • Free WiFi

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Paradise

Address

75 Allenby Street | Tel Aviv

+97236202188

www.saunaparadise.co.il

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