Aarows

Cute 2 months ago

When I called, they said it was busy, but when I arrived, it was not busy at all, and that mismatch is not right. Additionally, the receptionist’s response was frankly appalling. I expect professional and respectful communication, and this experience fell far short.dont recommend any one .

rachel walkom 3 months ago

I visited Arrow for the first time last night as a trans/crossdresser, and I had an amazing experience! Even though I didn't dive into everything and mostly just explored the venue, it was a blast. I met a few wonderful people, made some new friends, and definitely got plenty of attention... let's just say the guys were very hands-on, and I didn't mind one bit! 😉🤭 (Though next time, I do hope I run into a few more guys who are on the taller side!) I absolutely love how trans-friendly and welcoming the environment is. One quick tip for the girls: that sloped walkway to the entrance is a bit scary to navigate in heels lol! Next time, I'll probably pack a pair of flats for the journey in and out. I had a fantastic time and will definitely be arriving a bit earlier next time!

Chris Castine 3 months ago

What's wrong with the staffs? The previous staffs are good. The current staffs are rude. Never coming again. The toilets near shower room on the ground floor are dirty especially the floors are wet and dirty. The floor area near the locker rooms is also dirty as well. The indian looking reception staff is rude especially.

Andy M 4 months ago

My wife and I were regular clients of this venue for quite some time, and for a long period we genuinely supported it out of loyalty. Unfortunately, we no longer attend because it has become increasingly clear that regular, proven customers are not being listened to or valued. One of the biggest concerns is the lack of enforcement around mobile phone use in restricted areas. In a venue of this nature, privacy, discretion and trust are absolutely essential. Rules around phones should not be optional, and regular customers should not have to repeatedly raise concerns about something that management should already be taking seriously. It also feels as though feedback from loyal customers is either dismissed or ignored, while one-time visitors seem to be prioritised. Suggestions about improving the venue, service, atmosphere and overall customer experience appear to go nowhere, even though there are now better competing venues available. We stayed loyal because we wanted to support this club, but loyalty needs to go both ways. The most disappointing part is that this venue has potential. With stronger management, better communication, proper enforcement of its own rules, and a genui

Baylei 5 months ago

I came here nervous and unconfident, conveniently coming on trans night with my friend. Aarows was genuinely the most open and inviting place I’ve ever been to, the staff are kind and will actually help with any issues you have. I always saw a worker cleaning the sauna which eased my worries about the cleanliness of the facility. I met so many fun and considerate people here, not once did I feel unsafe, because if I did I knew something would be done about it. I’m excited to come back!! I’ve never felt so comfortable in my own body until I came here! Love the staff and clients <3

Nataly 6 months ago

Very lovely place. Had the best time ever on Valentines Day. Very welcoming staff and facilities are clean and good. Well worth it. Inside the guys were respectful and i had the most fun i have had in ages. I will certainly be coming back.

J Kennedy 6 months ago

The place has a good mix but I really dislike the safety of the lockers. Most places have good secure lockers, Aarows has very old lockers that look like they are from the 80’s and only a tiny padlock the size of a thumb nail that’s easy to break so I stress about my phone etc.

spelk 9 months ago

This place is not fancy like Sydney Sauna and Sauna X in the city but I like it for its 90s vibe and the fact that you can park without spending upwards of $10. I can walk around SS for hours and not get any action, whereas I seem to get lucky every time I go to Aarows, and always with the type of guys I like - just your average bloke type. That’s not to say the clientele is limited to one type - in fact it’s more diverse than anywhere else, and depending on the day you might see transgender, cross-dressers, straight couples, along with a huge variety of ethnicities: East and Southeast Asian, African, South and Central American to name a few. The guys aren’t just tradies as you’d imagine - I’ve met engineers, professors, doctors, lawyers, architects… there are ALL types. The place is organised simply, not like a maze, and there are a few spacious tv rooms with sofas which are kept nice and cool with a/c and fans going the whole time. This has benefits that other SOP venues lack: (1) people with anxiety and/or claustrophobia have somewhere to chill and decompress; (2) you don’t walk around sweaty the whole time; (3) action starting in these public areas can lead to spontaneous orgie