Siesta Club 77 in Pisa serves as a welcoming wellness spot tailored for the gay community. Spanning three floors and 300 square meters, it creates a relaxed vibe where visitors immerse in Italian hospitality. Key amenities feature a Finnish sauna, Turkish bath, jacuzzi, and showers for complete rejuvenation.
Standout features include a video room, dark room, and private cabins perfect for personal encounters. The lounge area with TV offers a chill space, complemented by snacks and drinks from vending machines. Conveniently located near Pisa's historic center and central station, access is discreet via a doorbell and stairs. The atmosphere fosters openness and comfort, making it an ideal retreat for relaxation and connections in a secure setting.
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