Gay Santiago travel guide

Yesterday we went to Banos 282,it was not as nice/clean/modern as you can read in other reactions.
When we arived, we got a bandage with a number. You could not open the locker yourself, a member of the staff only can, after you show him your bandage.
After a few hours we wanted to leave so I showed my bandage. The locker was opened again, and then I found out my mobile phone was missing! There was no one else that could have opened the locker, but a member of the crew.... So I said, where's my phone? There reacted very low-profile, did not understand me, I probably left it in my hotel, Just leave and do not bother us....
I was furious, because only one of the staff could have opened my locker...
I reported it to the police afterwards, but there's not a lot they could do.
As a tourist, be prepared and think twice if you should visit this sauna!

Fausto is one of the oldest clubs in Santiago if not the first opened. It started to work undercover while Pinochet regime still will was in the government so there's a big history in their walls. But it has been refurbished to a sort of neoclassic look. The club has two levels, three ambients or dancefloors each with a different type of music, usually in the first floor has seventies eighties music, whilst the second floor tends to be a bit more electronic and popular. The third one and the smaller as local and tropical and some latin tunes can be heard sometimes. Generally you can find all types of men, all ages. The club has one night free for men only in the week, that's the Thursday when it is usually busy all night. Fridays and Saturdays are usually busy the price is usually 8 or 9 USD. Drinks may cost you as much has 6 USD. It is a must-go on Saturdays. Staff people dont usually speak english so it is recommended to learn some spanish or at least to know the enough to be able to ask for your drink. On year 2012 a non-smoking policy was implemented in the whole country so, since then the club has a smoker open-air area.