FLEX Spas
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Add a reviewscrumptious
so delictious
Good and Bad times
Sunday seems to be the best day to go during the week. Lunch hour during the weekdays can be fun as well.
what a mess
the space is great. the upkeep and the staff is a disaster. it can take an hour to check into this club. several times i've found myself at the end of a line of six or seven guys, and it takes the clerks at least 10 minutes to check in each. that's because, while there typically are two or three of them, they spend most of their time talking to one another. also, when they change shifts, the whole place comes to a halt. then you're talking of a wait of up to an hour for one person to get in the door. the gym, old but workable, has been closed for weeks. the steam room stinks. you get the picture. why, in our gay world, do we put up with crap like this. why, when there are well-run clubs in places like Chicago, does LA have to have such a dump? save your money and go elsewhere
looks nice
Keeps Getting Worse & No Longer Popular
I've been going to Flex LA for several years. It has become very unpopular over recent years & whatever clientele there is, is very poor quality & pathetic. I've traveled around the country & world for both business & pleasure & have come to the final conclusion LA has a horrible bathhouse scene, especially considering the size of the city & gay population. It's obvious all hot guys of any age/type are on line at home & not going to Flex or other sex venues in LA. I'm not a fan of the on line hook up scene, but I will neither waste my time nor money to walk around depressing, miserable Flex LA again!