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Gay Sauna Kuala Lumpur — Updated Safety Notice (2026)
The gay sauna scene in Kuala Lumpur has always been discreet, local, and a little mysterious.
But in late November 2025, one of the Kuala Lumpur gay saunas in the Chow Kit area was involved in a large multi-agency raid, where more than 200 people — including locals, foreigners, and staff — were detained.
If you're searching for gay sauna Kuala Lumpur for your trip or stay, this update is important before you go deeper into the scene.
For a detailed analysis of the raid and its implications for travelers, see our full report: What Happened at Otot2 Sauna? KL Controversial Raid
👉 (https://www.gayifiers.com/post/chow-kit-sauna-raid-otot).
Is It Safe to Visit a Gay Sauna in Kuala Lumpur Right Now?
Short answer: The risk level is currently high.
Recent events show that even well-known KL gay sauna venues are not fully protected from sudden inspections, identity checks, or public exposure.
Private venues here may look safe — but they’re not guaranteed to stay safe.
Kakiku Sauna
Otot Otot
52 Forest Sauna
Historical Information – Not Recommended at This Time
Kaikiku is a two-story gay sauna located in Kuala Lumpur. The first floor features a reception area, lockers, shower rooms, a lounge, a screening room, a hot water pool, and a smaller cruising area. The second floor consists of a dark maze area. The basement is only open after 7 PM on weekends and holidays. This sauna attracts middle-aged Chinese individuals, with a larger presence of bears and otters, but also sees a significant number of young people on weekends. Gay Saunas in KL generally tend to close relatively early, with peak hours usually around 5 to 7 PM. Kaikiku is known for its more open and inclusive atmosphere, where anyone can join at any time, especially in the basement area during weekends. a great option for who like to play with horny wild guys in small group.
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Admission fee: 25 MYR
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Operating Hours: Tuesday-Wednesday closed Thursday-Monday 15:00–22:00
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How To Get There: Search "kakiku guy sauna" on the map, take the subway to Maluri Station Exit D and walk approximately 800 meters. Taxis can be directed to Restoran 9888 (Fa Ji Seafood Restaurant), and Kakiku Sauna is located next to it.
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Address: 2F 109-2 Jalan Cerapu 1, Kuala Lumpur
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Telephone: +60-03-9282 5303
Oops Sauna
OOPS! Sauna is one of the best gay sauna in Kuala Lumpur, which is located near the Bukit Bintang area. This two-story gay sauna primarily caters to mixed-race Chinese customers and tends to have a younger and more fit clientele compared to Kakiku. The sauna offers a pleasant environment with fitness facilities, an oven, a steam room, and two rows of private cabins. It is considered one of the most well-equipped gay saunas in Kuala Lumpur. The only minor drawback is that it tends to have average footfall on weekdays, with peak hours typically around 7 PM on weekends.
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Admission fee: 38 MYR
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Operating Hours: 14:00- 23:00
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How To Get There: Take the subway to Tun Razak Exchange Station, Exit B, and walk approximately 1.5 kilometers. Please note that the walking area may be a bit deserted with few pedestrians, so it is recommended to take a taxi directly to the sauna.
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Address: No. 27-1, Jalan Kampung Pandan, Wilayah Persekutuan, Kampung Pandan, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
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Telephone: +60-012-463 0002
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Website: https://www.oops-kl.com
Before Nov 2025, OTOT2 Sauna was a two-story men's sauna in Kuala Lumpur offering a gym, bathing area, dark rooms, and a massage pool. They also provided complimentary coffee, milk tea, and biscuits from 9 PM. The venue attracted a diverse clientele, including locals and international visitors. Sauna activities in Kuala Lumpur generally ended earlier in the evening, historically making the early evening hours the busiest.
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Admission Fees (Historical):
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Standard: 40 MYR
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-Member card: 35 MYR on weekends, 30 MYR on non-weekends
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- Membership card cost: 10 MYR
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Operating Hours (Historical)
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Weekdays: 17:00 – 23:00
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Weekends: 15:00 – 23:00
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How To Get There (Historical):
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- Take the KL Monorail Line to Chow Kit Station and walk approximately 600 meters.
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- Alternatively, a taxi to Sani Hotel, then 100 meters to the venue.
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*Note: This information is for archival reference only. Due to the November 28, 2025, raid, Gayifiers does not recommend visiting this venue at this time.*
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Address (Historical):** 7A, 2F, Jalan Ipoh Kechil, Kuala Lumpur
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Telephone: +60 03-4044 3369 Website: https://otot2.business.site
Chakran KL
Chakran KL is a smaller gay sauna exclusively for the gays community, located within walking distance of KL Sentral station. This sauna offers various facilities, including massage services, a dry sauna, a steam room, and a beautiful rooftop terrace with a garden. Upon arrival, guests are treated to complimentary tea, coffee, and snacks. The rooftop area is open and features a massage pool, providing additional relaxation space for guests. Due to its proximity to a significant Indian community, this venue attracts a considerable number of Indian customers. Additionally, guests have the option to pay for massage services.
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Admission fee: 30 MYR
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Operating Hours: 09:00- 21:00
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How To Get There: It is approximately a 10-minute walk from KL Sentral station.
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Address: 1st Floor, No. 22, Jalan Padang Belia, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
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Telephone: +60-011-1143 2969
52 Forest is a four-story building with a garden that offers sauna and massage facilities. It features a steam room, dry sauna, small fitness gym, open shower area, private cabins, and a rooftop smoking area. This gay sauna in Kuala Lumpur has average cleanliness standards and primarily attracts middle-aged Indian and local Malay clientele. On weekdays, the place is moderately popular; it is recommended to visit between 5 PM and 8 PM. On weekends, it gets busier, so visiting between 3 PM and 8 PM is suggested. The massage services offered here are average, and most of the massage therapists are middle-aged.
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Admission fee: 35 MYR
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Operating Hours: 13:30- 21:30
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How To Get There: Search "52 Forest Sauna&massage" on the map, take the LRT to Titiwangsa Station, and walk approximately 600 meters.
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Address: 52, Persiaran 65c, Pekeliling, 53000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
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Telephone: +60 12-463 0002
Day Thermos
Day Thermos Sauna is a three-story gay sauna located in the Bukit Bintang area of Kuala Lumpur, directly opposite the famous gay bar BLUE BOY and facing the Concorde Hotel. It is recommended to visit on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays to experience a livelier atmosphere. The sauna offers facilities such as private and public shower rooms, dry and wet saunas, hydro massage pools, private cabins, and massage rooms. It attracts visitors from different nationalities, with more people attending on weekends, including tourists and white-collar workers.
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Admission fee: 35 MYR
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Operating Hours: 14:00- 23:00
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How To Get There: Search "Day Thermos Gym & sauna" on the map. Take the KL Monorail to Bukit Bintang station and look for the Grand Millennium Hotel. Enter the small alley next to the hotel, and you will see Day Thermos.
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Address: 40-6A Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, 50250, Kuala Lumpur, WP Kuala Lumpur, Bukit Bintang, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
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Telephone: +60-03-2110 3253
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Website: https://www.daythermoskl.com
About This Information (Gay Sauna Kuala Lumpur)
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