Harry Ueno

Guys, this is a gentle reminder. I know that most, if not all, of us here are there at San Onsen to cruise. But please know this; we do not care how good you look, how hung you are — even if you are a 10 out of 10 by society’s standards — if you have bad breath, it will be a MAJOR turn off. Practise good oral hygiene. If you know you are there cruise, brush your teeth or pop some breath mints. This is an issue to me and I know it is an issue to many of us here as well. If bad breath is your kink, well, whatever floats your boat. You do you. Just know that you might face rejections if the other guy doesn’t fancy that way. Also, this might come off as generalisation, but older folks can be quite aggressive for some reason. Just last week, an older gentleman was punched in the face because of harassment. By another younger cruiser. With all due respect to our more senior cruisers, if the young lad is not attracted to you, do NOT force them. Do NOT try to massage them. Do NOT rub their backs. Do NOT follow them everywhere. Do NOT smack their bum. That old guy ended up with a bloody nose just because he didn’t take the hint. Young bloke upright told him he was not interested. Old man didn’t listen. So two things here; brush your teeth and do NOT force people. Cruise responsibly. Happy Sunday.

This is my honest take on the female’s onsen, as per my last visit last week. The onsen area where the three pools are is actually pretty similar in size as per the male’s onsen. On the other hand, the shower area is significantly more spacious as it has several shower cubicles, almost double the amount of what male’s onsen had. Now when it comes to privacy, if I go there purely to relax and actually enjoy the onsen, I’d appreciate the darker atmosphere and the large shower area. Female’s onsen is slightly dimmer probably because there are less windows in there. However, If I go there with the intention to have fun, I have to be very vigilant. As the sentou area is now blocked by walls, I cannot see the reflection of the stairs. At the male’s side, if you were to sit at the inner sentou area adjacent to the stairs, you can see people coming up and down by the mirror in front of you. Perfect to keep watch of security etc. At the female’s onsen, you have none of that. So you HAVE to be very cautious, or have someone to spot for you (and take turns if you’d like).

Haha it’s alright, mate. Oh by the way, they are doing some renovations for a few days at the male onsen. Now, males are ushered to the female’s onsen whilst females have to use private onsen facilities downstairs. Just so you know.

Will do!

Since there have been reports that San Onsen can be quite happening in the morning, I’d like to see it for myself. I’ll be there today at 11am to check it out.

San Onsen is pretty much alive. I went there last Sunday and it was as crazy as ever! But be careful, there has been a video posted recently about a dude getting harassed at San Onsen. Apparently, this dude was asked by another male patron if he could suck him off. He posted two videos both in Mandarin and English, and urging everyone to be careful at San Onsen. He even tagged the local authority in the comment section. I know cruising is fun. But please, be safe and be mindful. Link to the video: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19eTsKokwm/

Update: So yeah Hilton KL is indeed cruisy. Not many folks around this time, though. I'll check again later this evening.

Guys! Let’s go to San Onsen this evening and have fun, if y’all are available~

I will be staying there as well for a night on June 7 until June 8.

I will be staying at Hilton Kuala Lumpur on the 7th and 8th of June. I'd like to experience how cruisy the sauna and jacuzzi area is. Let me know if you will be staying/visiting the hotel on that date as well. We could arrange something or have a little bit of fun there.

Billion Onsen review. I decided to pay a visit to Billion Onsen recently. I have been reading reviews about this place on this forum and I decided to experience it myself. TLDR, if you're hoping to cruise here, forget about it. However, if your intention is to relax and actually enjoy the facility, it will be a memorable stay for you. Full review of the onsen: Billion Onsen has four pools; Magnesium salt (very hot), an extremely cold pool, a bubbly lukewarm-but-kinda-hot pool, and a silk pool (the water looks like milk, pretty warm). It has a dry sauna and about four shower rooms with glass doors. The locker area is pretty similar to what is found at San Onsen's; scan your wristband to open the locker. Overall, the layout looks exclusive, though a tad bit smaller than San Onsen. The pool area has a big projector showing videos of nature and they have four lounge chairs at the side with an area for drinks (lemon plain water, cold). Now onto the cruising part. I arrived around 8.30pm. I was with a friend. There were only three people at the pool (including us). People did come in as the hours went by, though if I were to estimate until the time I leave the establishment (around midnight), there were about 10 people in total. Almost everyone was naked. This is a "to view not to engage" kind of location as it will be too risky. Why so? There were about four staff stationed inside the onsen area (further from the pools, near the entrance) and they frequently roamed the area, either to mop or just checking. A bit annoying, honestly. The dry sauna's glass door is visible from outside up to the pool area and people can actually see you. The crowd on that day was all Chinese and at later hours, mainland Chinese. Will I go here again? Probably. Complimentary food and drinks, it has a place to sleep with blankets and super comfy lounge chairs (with tablets and headphones), amazing pools, and a nice ambiance. You can even stay overnight and have breakfast as well (visitors can stay up to 12 hours). But, will I go here again to cruise? Never. Given that the entrance fee is RM194.40 (nett, slightly lower price around RM150-RM180 on the app Klook), it is understandable that people are not that keen to shell out that much amount of money just for cruising. We better off going to San Onsen and the scene there will be much more happening on most days, at least from my personal observation. Remember, at the end of the day, these places are for public use. Exercise caution and be respectful. Do not risk anything as the consequences are grave.

Do we have a list that is freshly made, of the locations where cruising is most active currently? I know BK and KJ Swimming Pools are out of the list now. Would love to have a recommended locations where there are glory holes, cruisiest toilets etc so it’s easier for us cruisers to go.

Hey everyone! Unfortunately due to scheduling issues, I neither get to visit Billion Onsen nor stay at Hilton. I had moved the booking to early next month. I asked a lot of questions about Billion Onsen and did a little bit of research as well so here are my findings: The place is located at Jalan Yap Kwan Seng, the establishment itself is situated right across Ibis Hotel. Billion opens for 24 hours and the onsen facilities (4 types of onsen pools and unlimited food and drinks) are fantastic! Once you enter, you can stay for up to 12 hours. But bear in mind, you may leave at any time but then you will have to pay the RM194.40 (nett) if you wish to re-enter. According to the employee, the place will be at its busiest around 8pm till around midnight. I'm not sure how "busy" the place will be at that specific time period but for cruisers, this is the recommended time to go. Anywho, I'll be going to San Onsen tomorrow evening until late. Will be there around 6pm. If you guys are free tomorrow evening, let us meet up and cruise at there. Cheers!

Anyway, I’m planning to visit Billion Onsen this coming Saturday and will be staying at Hilton Kuala Lumpur. Just want to see how cruisy Billion Onsen and the infamous sauna at Hilton KL. If any of you guys had been to Billion Onsen before, it would be great if you could share your experience. Thanks!