Welcome to Pleasuredome, London’s legendary 24-hour destination for gay and bisexual men. Tucked away under the railway arches at Waterloo, we’ve been a cornerstone of the city’s scene for decades, providing a massive, high-energy space where you can escape the daily grind and be yourself.
We are proud to house some of the largest facilities in the capital. You can get lost in our famous 60-man steam room, sweat it out in the traditional dry sauna, or take a long soak in our huge, heated spa pool. Whether you are here to relax or looking for a bit more action, our venue is designed to cater to every mood.
If you need a break from the heat, our café and bar area is open around the clock, serving hot and cold drinks and snacks. For those seeking privacy or adventure, we have multiple floors to explore, including private relaxation cabins, a large cinema room, and various themed play zones.
Cleanliness and a friendly, safe atmosphere are our top priorities. We don’t require membership, so you can just turn up whenever you like. Whether you’re a London local or visiting for a big weekend, our team is here to ensure you have a great experience in a judgment-free environment.
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Vince De Silva
in the last weekMartin Barker
in the last weekI dont know why this place gets reviews so bad! Went yesterday and really enjoyed! Staff helpful, clean, yeah its £25 bit pricey but no time limit.
Gerhard Jonker
in the last weekTerrible place, staff is rude and place is dirty
Aurelien Merabet
a week agoAll these locked rooms make no sense. How can you feel pleasure with guys ?
Matt
a week agoYikes. I visited this sauna several times over the past ten years. I liked it very much in the past but my recent visits have been more than disappointing. The biggest issue started in the decision to charge extra for a private cabin, which makes the whole experience uncomfortable, killing the natural flow of a cruising place. There’s very few places to relax, and they’re mostly badly designed, tiny and uncomfortable benches. Even the hard to get lounge beds are not particularly pleasant. The showers near the steam room are unbearably hot. The music is another strange choice. I enjoy artists like Kylie Minogue and Sophie Ellis-Bextor, but upbeat pop music feels out of place in this setting and does little to create the right atmosphere. It’s a total turn off for me to be honest.