Club Orlando

It is so great to revisit here, always have a good time! Never disappointed. Only one thing, where to see events schedule?

This club is five stars in my book. It is kept super clean, the grounds are beautiful, the staff is welcoming and accommodating and everyone I’ve met there is super nice. It’s a gay club so of course you will have the high maintenance gents but overall very nice place.

If I could give this place no stars I would. I went there for an event and to meet with a friend. One of the employees—an older, heavyset man with white hair and glasses—caused issues throughout the night. There was an event called NTA (No Towels Allowed). I decided to take a shower to freshen up. While standing near the shower and drying off, he yelled at me to not remove my towel. I explained that I had just gotten out of the shower, and he responded, "Well, you can just leave if you want to be dry." After I apologized, he walked away and mumbled a comment under his breath about my body and appearance. Feeling discouraged and humiliated, I decided to leave. I’m not sure if I’ll ever return.

Dang I was in town tonight and wanted to check the place out. I called to get pricing and was told its a no towels thing tonight. I'm a big guy that never takes my shirt off so that sucks that you dont have an option to leave a shirt or towel on guess I wont get to check the place out.

Everything was great, the only thing I can complain about is the deplorable treatment shown by a dark-skinned guy who works there... (sunday December 21 , 2025, at night) he doesn't know how to deal with the public and treats people badly.

One of the best bathhouse I’ve seen. Very clean and many play areas and rooms are big. They do have short hours to rent a room but it’s not that bad.

OK venue compared to different clubs - Fort Lauderdale, Houston, St. Louis. But no working steam room, no weekly specials and there are time cuts (same pricing) on the weekends. Not as much value for facility use as other clubs. The employees are great but they don’t make the rules