W3 Complex - Blackpool

1st time ever at a gay sauna, looked at reviews 1st which was a bit mixed. However, had a fab time, the chap on reception said it was very quiet, but as it was my 1st time I was ok with that, gave me chance to look around and not be bothered. Please was much bigger than I realised, down stairs is the locker room, lounge, steam & sauna and outside a small hot tub for 3 people. It was quiet but as I looked around and went upstairs to the playrooms, there were lots and lots, also **** on screens, very clean and tidy.

Easy to find from Blackpool North Station, in fact the large W sign is visible.
A warm welcome, facilities tip top clean, good jacuzzi in the open courtyard, and sun terrace too great for the summer weather we are having.
Hot sauna & steam. Guys actually speak to you in this sauna, which creates a good atmosphere.

Nice facilities that are regularly updated. Decent guys. Nice friendly staff. Large ******** area split on a few levels makes for good fun. Nice ****** steam room.

What a terrible experience..... the guy on reception has a real at***ude problem and that is probably why the place was as empty as it was! He really does have a problem....it is clearly **** rooted....it seems he hates his job...best advice move on!!! On entry I asked how many guys were in and was told that for security reasons he could not say! me thinks he has been watching too many Bond movies or actually he probably did not want to disclose for fear of embarr***ment. It was a Saturday evening and 2 guys were in! I was in for 2 hours waiting and waiting and still no one! The other guys told me that they were regulrs and did not pay but simply made up the numbers. Don't waste your time or money at this **** ****!!

on 3/3201 on leaving, I apparently annoyed the owner on the front desk by making the mistake of handing my towel back with my key instead of leaving it in the changing area. He reached out from his desk, gra**ed the door and slammed it violently into the back of me as I left. When I pursued him about this later by phone he admitted that his cctv had, in fact, shown him slamming the door into me but I 'had not been hit' which was bizarre nonsense. I was almost knocked over by the force, the shock and pain causing me to swear out loud involuntarily. He subsequently tried to manipulate this to his advantage to excuse his consequent behaviour of running after me and threatening me further, saying that I had called him a '****ing b*stard', which was totally untrue, I do not call people profane names and cctv material of the incident would clearly show that. This person showed no remorse for his bizarre aggressive, violent behaviour and indeed was actually quite defiant. Even his staff were too intimidated of him to tell me his name over the phone, de****e my explaining it was a customer complaint. He himself, when I asked him his name on the phone, still avoided telling me. My concern is that other people are protected from similar bizarre incidents occurring to them at the hands of the owner of this business. You will see numerous business statements hype on the W3 website, selling itself as a 'safe place'...where 'first timers, gay and bi***ual man can relax'. My experience was the opposite of that. Of a bizarre unstable and unsafe environment. There are other saunas in Blackpool, which I also tried out and found them to be safe, civil, and good service, exactly what W3 promotes on its website, but in my experience, definitely did not deliver.