What the hell?

I won't be going back if that is the case... it's not just about being nude, but tradition proves it's also a hygiene issue...

• 8 years ago

WTF....
who wears swimming tog when he's having a shower?

• 8 years ago

Thanks for heads up..I,ll keep away from there during my next visit to Brisbane..was a nice place to socialize and hangout nude with friends..I have to look for another place..!!

• 8 years ago

Their website says "The bathhouse is a traditional Korean bathhouse and therefore there will be nudity. If you are uncomfortable please wear swimming togs as underwear is not allowed in the baths."

Please point to any changes to this statement.

• 8 years ago

It also says due to sexual activity. Go to a gay venue if sex is what you are after. The owners have the right to run it as they see fit.

• 8 years ago

I'm guessing they had some reason
But it was the only thing that made the distancec worth the time and effort.

I would occasionally see someone textile which always seemed strange particularly if they were showering.

Can only presume they have decided that they will attract more textile patrons.

If that is the case then could it be the problem in other naturist situations where sometimes some Nudists expect clothes free to mean cost free

• 8 years ago

Well, that guarantees Apollo's is off my list of places to visit in Brisbane. Sad.

• 8 years ago

No point visiting for me either, there's a sauna at my gym if I want to use one.
Only went there 3 times - the second time I was outnumbered 3 to 1 by blokes in shorts, so maybe this is the clientele they're expecting to attract.

• 8 years ago

Have been there many times over the years (though probably only once this year)
Seldom saw and blokes in any clothes other than in locker area

• 8 years ago

One can only hope so. :-))

• 8 years ago