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Mississauga, Ontario
On-Premise Club
The X Club describes itself as “a haven for curious individuals seeking an unforgettable experience.” It is a membership-based, on-premise lifestyle nightclub in Mississauga open Friday and Saturday nights and, per its website, founded 19 years ago. The main floor has resident DJs playing Top 40, house and techno, a bar and bottle service. Under the same roof, the Mermaid Lounge has “a luxurious spa-inspired environment” with a cocktail bar, a Himalayan dry sauna, a steam room, a group shower and a clothing-optional four-season pool. The play space has seven private rooms and a kink room, where clothing is optional, plus an open play area with beds, couches and an orgy room where guests dress down to underwear, lingerie, towels or nothing. Lockers, showers and towel service come with membership. Everyone needs a valid membership, which starts with an online profile the club approves; first-time visitors can enter without one until 10 PM on Newbie Night, the first Friday of each month. Saturdays are for couples and single women only, and single men are welcome on Fridays but kept out of the open play area except on Freaky Friday. Guests must be 21 or older, dress is smart-casual and sexy, consent is mandatory, and photography (outside the photo booth) and smoking are not allowed.

London, London
Club Night / Event Brand
Torture Garden describes itself as “a community, a family” for anyone who wants to explore their fetish alter ego. It is a London fetish and body art club night rather than a venue: the club says it has no permanent space and moves between London venues such as Electrowerkz, Ministry of Sound and Scala, and holds parties only on listed dates. It began in October 1990, and its monthly London events draw between 1,000 and 2,500 people. Events are multi-roomed, and the club says it currently runs three to six rooms. Named spaces include a Club Arena for dance music, a Ballroom, a Dungeon playroom and a couples room; facilities vary by venue. Fully licensed bars and a coat and bag cloakroom are provided. Tickets are bought in advance through the club’s website and shown in the Dice app, and the club says 95% of parties sell out. The club welcomes all genders and sexualities, and the couples room admits only couples, with no groups. A head-to-toe fetish dress code applies to everyone and is checked at the door and again inside; guests out of dress code are asked to leave without a refund. Guests complete a consent form before attending, photography including selfies is banned, and touching anyone without permission means removal and a ban.

Birkenhead, Merseyside
Swinger / Lifestyle Club
Townhouse is a licensed lifestyle venue at 9 Union Street in Tranmere, Birkenhead, on the Wirral peninsula across the Mersey from Liverpool. Founded in 2005 and taken over by co-owners Vicky and Jim in 2012, it operates under a Sexual Entertainment Venue licence granted by Wirral Council and serves the swinging, BDSM/fetish, and LGBTQ+ communities. With over 25,000 registered members and a staff of more than 60, it is one of the largest lifestyle venues in the North West of England, drawing regulars from across the UK, Ireland, and mainland Europe. The venue spans four floors: a ground-floor bar and dance floor with a pole sets a sociable tone before guests venture upstairs to eight playrooms. These include a dungeon fitted with a St Andrews cross, suspension points, bondage beds, cages, and rope; a medical-fantasy Klinik with an inspection chair and leg stirrups; a wet room housing a hot tub, steam room, and waterfall showers; two private rooms; and a group play area. Free condoms — including latex-free options — are provided throughout; towels can be hired at the door for £1. The venue partners with Sahir House for on-site HIV and STI testing. No CCTV operates in playrooms or changing rooms, and mobile phones are banned throughout the building except at reception under manager supervision. Events run from a calendar of more than 35 named formats: daytime MILF Monday sessions, midweek evening parties on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and main nights on Fridays and Saturdays with doors at 8pm and close at 2am. Specialist programming includes all-female Ruby Slippers parties, BDSM and rope nights, FemDom afternoons, pet-play events, and a monthly Queer Space Social for LGBTQ+ guests. Annual membership is £10 per person; all events are advance-ticket only with no walk-in entry. Photo ID is checked at the door alongside a biometric fingerprint scan. Dress code requires smart casual before 10:30pm; club attire upstairs is mandatory after that.

Eschborn, Hesse
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Treff 188 is an FKK sauna club and Pauschalclub (flat-rate timed-entry adult venue) located at Düsseldorfer Strasse 1 in Eschborn, a business-district municipality roughly 10 kilometres northwest of Frankfurt am Main, with access from the Eschborn Süd S-Bahn station. The Eschborn site is the smaller of two locations operated under the treff-188.de brand; a second, substantially larger venue runs in Wiesbaden-Schierstein. The Eschborn premises cover more than 500 square metres and are oriented towards individual male guests, who purchase timed entry packages that include facility access and a set number of service tokens redeemable with the club’s independent female contractors. The shared facilities include a Finnish sauna, a relaxation lounge, an adult cinema room with an adjacent live area, dedicated private rooms, shower rooms, changing rooms with lockable lockers, and a screened outdoor space. A licensed bar serves both soft drinks and alcoholic beverages; entry packages include complimentary towels, toiletries, condoms, and disinfected slippers. On-site free parking is available. Bathrobes are the one amenity with a separate charge, at €5 per rental. A recurring Thursday topless party is the venue’s sole advertised themed night. The venue is open every day of the week: Monday through Thursday from 12:00 to 02:00, Friday and Saturday from 14:00 to 04:00, and Sunday from 14:00 to 02:00. Entry is priced in timed tiers: €90 grants two hours with two service tokens; €110, three hours and three tokens; €130, four hours and four tokens; and €155 provides an all-day pass with five tokens. Additional tokens may be purchased separately at reception. A direct-service arrangement, bypassing facility entry, is available from €50.

Wiesbaden, Hesse
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Treff 188 Wiesbaden occupies a dedicated premises in the Schierstein district — a Rhine-side suburb of Wiesbaden in Hesse — at Schoßbergstraße 16. The venue operates as a flat-rate FKK and sauna club (Pauschalclub), one of two locations run under the Treff-188 brand alongside a sister site in Eschborn near Frankfurt. The establishment describes itself as offering 'Erotik, Unterhaltung und Wellness im edlen Ambiente' (erotic entertainment and wellness in an elegant setting) across more than 1,000 square metres — the larger of the two sites. The interior encompasses a Finnish sauna, a bar stocked with soft drinks and alcoholic beverages, an adult cinema with a live entertainment area, private rooms (Separees), and a private outdoor area screened from outside view. Changing rooms, showers, and lockable lockers are provided; free on-site parking is available. Reviewers describe the house as 'sehr gepflegtes Haus und freundlicher Empfang' — a well-maintained venue with a welcoming reception. Entry follows a tiered flat-rate Pauschal model in which a single all-inclusive fee covers facility access and includes a set number of Jetons (tokens) redeemable for private services with on-site female staff — a legally operating structure in Germany. Tiers listed on the main website run from 90 EUR for a two-hour visit with two tokens to 155 EUR for a full-day ticket with five tokens, with a three-hour package at 110 EUR. A September 2026 promotion offered a three-hour package at 99 EUR on Monday through Thursday. Opening hours and current pricing are best confirmed directly on the Wiesbaden line.

London, London
Gay Cruise Bar
Vault 139 describes itself as “a gay cruise bar, gay venue and gay club” based in W1 London. It is an underground venue on Whitfield Street, a minute's walk from Warren Street station, and it opens every day, with a clothed cruise session in the afternoon on most days and an evening session whose dress code changes through the week. A QX Magazine interview with the venue says it opened in 2008. The club lists one large dark room with a sling, beds and two barrels, a second smaller dark room, a variety of smaller rooms that each have a bed, and four gloryholes, and it describes a variety of play areas. There is also a changing room and cloakroom and a bar serving alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Guests must be 18 or over, and the club says everyone is welcome except the rude, the abusive and anyone who has used or wants to use illegal substances. Dress follows the session: cruise is fully clothed, underwear nights allow boxers, speedos, jockstraps and harnesses, naked nights are strictly naked apart from footwear, and all or nothing allows any of these, with footwear always required. Outside food and drink are not allowed, phones may only be used around the bar, photography and video are banned, and anyone found with or having taken drugs is ejected and barred.

Plymouth, Devon
Off-Premise Club
Vault72 occupies 72 Mutley Plain in Plymouth's Mutley neighbourhood, operating as the city's self-described premier alternative and LGBTQ+-friendly bar. The licensed venue accommodates up to 49 guests and pairs a fully stocked bar with a kink dungeon, giving it a dual identity that sets it apart from both a straight-social bar and a dedicated play venue. The crowd is Plymouth's alternative community — swingers, kink enthusiasts, LGBTQ+ regulars, and curious newcomers — who treat the space as a regular social base rather than an occasional destination. The doors are open Tuesday to Saturday from 7pm, with Thursday through Saturday running until 3am. Events rotate across the week: the Friday Swingers Social is a recurring fixture, and the calendar extends to leather socials, fetish nights, bi and gay evenings, pub nights with drink specials, and LGBTQ+-centred party series such as Pridemonium. Private hire is available on any day subject to prior arrangement, with packages starting from £5 per person and options for catering, decorations, and a Bluetooth surround-sound system. Because Vault72 holds a full on-licence, alcohol is served at the bar — no BYOB arrangement applies. The kink dungeon is the play-space anchor, while the bar and social areas keep things relaxed in the early part of the evening, allowing new arrivals to meet the regulars before things move further into the night. The team frames the venue explicitly as a safe, comfortable environment built around community, and the private-hire programme keeps the space active with one-off themed events throughout the week.

Dordrecht, Zuid-Holland
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Villa Weizigt is a licensed seksclub and sauna club in Dordrecht, Zuid-Holland, operating as a gentlemen's club built around the principles of luxury, discretion, and relaxation. The venue has traded under its current licensing and ownership since approximately 2014, following renovation of the premises including installation of a new thatched roof. Staff communicate in Dutch and English. The communal facilities centre on a large heated indoor swimming pool enclosed by glass panels, flanked by shower facilities and a Finnish sauna. On arrival, guests receive complimentary bathrobes, slippers, and swimwear. The room inventory comprises 14 standard rooms, each with a double bed and private bathroom fitted with either a shower or a two-person jacuzzi, plus four VIP suites offering oversized three-to-four-person jacuzzis, flat-screen televisions, and separate seating areas. An outdoor garden terrace with multiple lounge sections, a designated smoking area, and seasonal BBQ facilities rounds out the premises. The club opens seven days a week: Monday through Thursday 14:00–02:00, Friday 14:00–03:00, Saturday 16:00–03:00, and Sunday 16:00–02:00. General entry is €60 per person, covering all-day access to communal facilities, an evening dinner, and unlimited non-alcoholic beverages plus beer and wine. Private room hire with an on-site companion is charged separately. Payment is accepted by cash, PIN, credit card, and VISA.

Richmond, VA
Virginia Friends uses the tagline “Virginia Friends since 1993!” It is an adult lifestyle club for couples and, currently, single women that holds its socials at a hotel near Richmond in central Virginia, with the location posted on each event's page. Membership is required, and the club says its website is not a dating site. Socials include a casual meet and greet, early registration and a newcomer's seminar in the hotel lounge, and a dance with live entertainment and a full-service cash bar run by the hotel. The party then moves to a reserved club floor open only to members, with security at the entrances, a hospitality suite and an adjoining room for group-oriented couples; theme rooms are allowed only on the party floor, for guests who buy that ticket in advance. Couples and single women are admitted; single men are not. Each couple must be 21 or older, with both partners showing a valid driver's license, and club-issued wristbands are required. First-time members must attend the newcomer's seminar, even if experienced. On the club floor the club supplies mixers and snacks and guests bring their own alcohol, while drinks bought in the lounge must stay there. Cameras and recording devices are not permitted, there is a no-tolerance policy for drugs and prostitution, and guests are asked for consent before touching.

Staßfurt, Saxony-Anhalt
Weisses Haus is a couples and singles swinger club that has operated from Hauerstrasse 13 in Stassfurt, a small town in Saxony-Anhalt, since 1996. Run by a proprietor named Susen, the club markets itself under the tagline Erotik statt Disco and frames itself as a gathering place for like-minded singles and couples with a modern outlook — explicitly not a nightclub environment. Stassfurt sits roughly equidistant between Magdeburg and Halle, and the club draws visitors from as far as Berlin and Leipzig. The venue occupies a multi-floor building centred on a foam-bath indoor pool, a sauna, a ten-person bathtub (10-Mann-Badewanne), and a themed Dschungelzimmer (jungle room). Both pool and sauna are designated non-sexual zones, marked with prohibition signage; intimate activity is reserved for other parts of the building. The club carries a 4.7-star rating from over 100 Google reviews. The weekly schedule runs across four days: Tuesday and Thursday daytime (11:00-15:00), Tuesday evening (19:00-00:00), and Friday and Saturday late-night sessions (19:00-02:00). The venue is closed Sunday, Monday and Wednesday. Entry is priced at 75 EUR for couples, 20 EUR for single women, and 90 EUR for single men; TV/TS visitors pay the couple rate. All prices are stated to include everything. Hours are subject to variation — confirm directly before visiting.
Hamburg, Hamburg
On-Premise Club
Swingertreff Why Not e.V. is a registered lifestyle club operating out of a two-storey house in Hamburg's Bramfeld district. Located on Bramfelder Chaussee in the city's northeast, the venue spans roughly 340 square metres and accommodates up to 120 guests per session, with parking available on site. It is structured as a non-profit registered association (eingetragener Verein), a less common arrangement among German lifestyle venues. Across its two floors, the club offers a wellness area with sauna and massage space, an SM/BDSM section, and a shared social area where an all-inclusive buffet and drinks service are covered by the entry fee. The club has positioned itself as accessible to first-timers, running dedicated beginner evenings alongside its regular programme. It holds a 4.8 out of 5 rating on JOYclub, where it appears among Hamburg's top-listed venues of its kind.

Torquay, Devon
On-Premise Club
Within Temptation is a licensed swingers and kink club on Lower Union Lane, a side street in central Torquay, Devon. Holding a Sex Entertainment Venue Licence granted by Torbay Council in May 2024, the venue has operated at this site since 2021. It caters to couples, single women, and — on most events — single men in a consent-focused adult social environment that mixes swinging and BDSM/fetish interests under one roof. The space runs across two floors. Ground level holds a fully licensed bar with a VIP section and table service, a dance floor, a pole lounge, a beer garden, a heated indoor pool (10–14 person capacity), a sauna (6–8 person capacity), and a dungeon fitted with a St Andrews Cross, Tau Chair, O Tower, and play benches; a disabled toilet and full wheelchair access serve this level. The upstairs play floor holds six gloryholes, two private playrooms (one en-suite), an open group bed, a first-floor stage area, and a 12-person communal shower. Microfibre towels are complimentary, robes and fluffy towels are available for £1 each, lockers operate on a key-exchange basis, and condoms and lubricant are provided throughout. The main programme runs Friday and Saturday, 20:00 to 02:00, with last entry at 23:30 (midnight by arrangement). The calendar rotates weekly-themed nights: Newbie Night, Bi-Gasm (couples and women; single men by invitation only), Bare Bones kink parties (no single men), and Hotwife's Hunger (free entry for women verified via FabSwingers). Private hire is available on weekdays. From September 2026 membership is compulsory: annual passes cost £30 (women), £50 (couples), or £60 (single men); four-month passes cost £15, £25, or £30 respectively. Day passes, which include membership and entry, are £15 for women and £40 for couples or single men. Single men are admitted subject to a strict gender-ratio cap and are advised to arrive promptly at opening.

West Bromwich, West Midlands
Private club and entertainment venue
Xtasia describes itself as “a private club and entertainment venue” in West Bromwich, and its home page says it has run for over two decades. It is a members club that says it holds swing and alternative events every week: Friday and Saturday club nights, fetish afternoons on some Sundays, and weekday sessions at its Flirts bar, per its events calendar. The site presents the main club, the Flirts bar at the street entrance, a spa and an on-site hotel as one destination. Flirts Spa is built around a five-metre swim spa with Jacuzzi seats, an eight-seat infrared sauna, an eight-seat steam room and lockers; it requires Full membership. The hotel's eight bedrooms sit above Flirts, from private en-suite rooms to shared-bathroom rooms, and a stay is bedroom-only. The club has a fully licensed bar. Membership applies: the application is completed before the first visit and reviewed by the club, and single male places are managed to keep an event balance. New members show valid photo ID, the club is strictly for adults aged 18 and over, and staff offer newcomers a tour. Weekend nights ask for clean, smart dress and fetish events welcome black, leather, latex or themed looks. Outside drinks cannot be brought in, phones are left at reception, illegal drugs are prohibited, and a polite no must be accepted at once.
No longer operating — kept for reference and venue history.

Chudleigh, Devon
On-Premise Club
Club Utopia traces its roots to 2020, when owner Jamie launched a biker-bar night called Bikers and Babes on the outskirts of Yelverton, Devon. A fire at a neighbouring property prompted a move, and the club spent time in Airbnbs and hired social-club halls before settling at Graeden Park — a discreet private property on Ball Hill off the Old Exeter Road outside Chudleigh. From those modest beginnings it grew into what the club describes as 'arguably the largest and most vibrant club in the southwest of England,' running a calendar of extravagantly themed events — UtopiaFest, Heroes and Villains, Halloween couples nights, Oktoberfest, Coyote Ugly, and a Greedy Girls women-forward evening — to a membership of couples, single women, and vetted single men from across the South West. The venue houses 11 immersive play spaces, a dancefloor with mirrored walls, a side hall, and social lounge zones, all served by a fully licensed bar trading until 3am. Event nights open at 7pm with dress codes pitched to the theme — festival glitter, costumes, Bavarian regalia — and a 360° photo booth available for those who want a memento. Entry follows a mandatory four-step pre-registration process: create a Single or Couple account, upload identity documents, pass staff review, then buy tickets. Couples are always welcome; single females are encouraged; single men are admitted in limited, pre-vetted numbers only. No walk-ins are accepted. Annual membership is available at a fee listed on the registration page, giving members ticket discounts and access to future event perks; individual event tickets were priced at £50 for the 2025 UtopiaFest festival night. The club also sells a companion book — 'A Real-Life Guide to Swinging with Style' — through the website, and maintains social media on Instagram and TikTok. As of July 2026 the operating company, Club Utopia Ltd (Companies House no. 15768206), was formally dissolved, and the website listed no upcoming events.

Montreal-Nord, Quebec
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Complexe Libertin Obsession — also known under its earlier name Entre Nous 2, and later branded Club Obsession — was a lifestyle and nightclub complex at 6500 Boulevard Henri-Bourassa Est in the Montreal-Nord borough of Montreal, Quebec. The venue is permanently closed. It declared bankruptcy within three weeks of Quebec's COVID-19 lockdown beginning in March 2020 and vacated its premises in early June 2020, ending an operation that had billed itself as the largest swinger club in the world. The complex grew in two phases. Entrepreneurs from the Montreal libertine community launched Entre Nous 2 in 2017 as the lifestyle component: a 24-hour venue accommodating up to 400 guests and featuring an indoor heated pool, a hot tub and spa, a dry sauna, a massage area, a dark room, a bar, and multiple private and group rooms. In late 2018 the owners acquired an adjacent warehouse space and began converting approximately 18,000 square feet of it into Obsession Night Club, which opened in early 2019. The combined footprint of the two connected venues exceeded 40,000 square feet. The nightclub side featured a large central DJ booth designed so every guest felt close to the performer, a VIP section described as upscale and modern, and a licensed bar. The design aesthetic drew deliberately on Las Vegas-style nightlife. Themed events on the lifestyle side regularly drew 500 to 600 attendees, and the largest evenings exceeded 1,000 people. The two venues operated as an intentional continuum: the nightclub held a liquor licence and closed at 3 a.m., at which point guests wishing to continue the evening could transition directly into the Entre Nous 2 side, which remained open around the clock. No verified published pricing for the lifestyle side has been independently confirmed, though the venue is consistently described as operating on an admission and membership model similar to other Quebec libertine clubs. A dress code applied on Friday and Saturday evenings. Management enforced a strict privacy policy that prohibited tours of the premises for first-time visitors prior to payment, a rule the owner publicly attributed to protecting existing members.

Montreal-Nord, Quebec
Entre Nous 2 — later rebranded as Le Complexe Libertin Obsession — was a lifestyle and libertine complex that operated at 6500 Boulevard Henri-Bourassa Est in Montreal-Nord, Quebec, from February 2017 until it permanently closed in June 2020 after the COVID-19 lockdown forced the business into bankruptcy. The club opened as the successor to Entre 2 Plaisirs, which had operated for 14 years at 3333 rue Belanger in Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension, and relocated to a new building near the Autoroute 25 interchange whose frosted-glass exterior and minimal signage gave no indication of the 24,600-square-foot venue within. Its promoters billed it at opening as the largest swinger club in the world. The venue was organized around a wet social circuit — indoor heated pool, spa, dry sauna, and communal showers — designed to ease introductions before members moved into the main complex. A billiard room, dining room, and discotheque sat alongside a dark room, glory holes, a fantasy room, a dedicated couples room, and 26 private rooms rentable in three-hour or twelve-hour blocks; massage suites came in standard, mirrored, and suite configurations. In 2019 the owners annexed an adjacent commercial unit as a full nightclub, pushing the total footprint past 40,000 square feet; monthly themed events sometimes drew between 500 and 1,000 attendees. Annual membership was required of all guests. Per-visit admission was free for women; men paid $40 on weekdays and $60 on weekends; couples paid $20 on weekdays and $50 on weekends (all CAD, as of 2017-2020 operation). The club ran around the clock, seven days a week, with a Tuesday bi night and a Wednesday couples night open to unaccompanied men and women. Public areas were dry; BYOB was restricted to private rooms under the original 2017 operating rules. The venue declared bankruptcy within three weeks of the March 2020 lockdown and vacated the premises in early June 2020. Visitors should not attempt to visit this address.

Washington, DC
Entre Nous has been Washington DC's premier members-only lifestyle event since 2000 — a roving off-premise social club for couples and single women. Rather than occupying a fixed address, events rotate through discreet DC nightclub venues, typically running 9 or 10PM to 3AM. The crowd leans young, with the average guest in the 30–35 range and single women making up roughly 20 percent of attendees on any given night. Events are nightclub in format: live DJs spinning 80s remixes, Euro-dance, R&B, and drum and bass anchor a proper dance floor, while a fully stocked bar and lounge fill the space. Themed parties and seasonal specials keep regulars returning; new guests are encouraged to arrive early to meet the hosts and get oriented. As a strictly off-premise event — no sex, no illegal nudity, full DC ABRA compliance — Entre Nous operates openly inside licensed nightclub venues. That structural choice defines the atmosphere: guests dress up, dance, drink, and connect. Single men are not admitted under any circumstances, no exceptions, ever.

Budel, Noord-Brabant
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Inn Joy was a swingers and gay-friendly couples club at Willem de Zwijgerstraat 2E in Budel, a small municipality in Noord-Brabant midway between Eindhoven and Weert. The club is permanently closed: the venue's own website lists every day as gesloten, the Dutch business register records KvK number 17161847 as no longer active, and a dedicated closure announcement was published by Gay News NL. During its years of operation, the club — run by a couple known to regulars as Ton and Nans — billed itself as de gezelligste parenclub van Nederland (the cosiest couples club in the Netherlands) and held Centraal Kwaliteitskeurmerk certification, the Dutch quality-mark scheme for adult venues. The standalone building sat on a large private car park and accommodated visitors across six themed rooms — among them a Mirror Room, a Red Room, and a Blue Room — as well as an upstairs darkroom and a bar corner equipped with a sling. A sauna, sunbeds, a staffed bar, and a kitchen producing cold buffets on weekday evenings and a warm-and-cold spread at weekends rounded out the communal areas. Entry was all-inclusive: towels, condoms, and non-alcoholic drinks were covered in the admission price, lockers were available at reception, and air conditioning ran throughout. The atmosphere, as described by visitors, leaned toward relaxed Brabant hospitality rather than the harder edge of a nightclub, with a dress code enforced from arrival — lingerie and heels or boots for women, boxer shorts or briefs for men. The weekly programme ran across five sessions: Monday evenings (20:00–01:00) were reserved for a gay and bi men-only night, Thursday ran a mixed bi evening, Friday and Saturday hosted open mixed sessions until 01:00–02:00, and a Sunday afternoon slot (14:00–20:00) catered to couples and women. Entry was priced by night and guest category, with couples paying €25–40, single women €0–15, and single men €55–65; all fees were all-inclusive covering the buffet and drinks. The club also operated a dedicated gay programme and had won recognition as the best gay party venue in Noord-Brabant.
Leeuwarden, Friesland
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Permanently closed. La Robina was an erotic café and relaxation lounge at Heerestraat 21 in central Leeuwarden, Friesland, open from November 2017 until an undetermined closing date. Founded by owner Robina — who had previously opened a sister venue at Vismarktplein in Sneek — the premises occupied a space formerly trading as Club Kimberly. The Dutch Chamber of Commerce listing (KVK 60173076) marks the business as no longer active; the domain larobina.nl has since been hijacked by an unrelated gambling site, and the Heerestraat 21 address is now associated with successor venue Club Adam & Eva. The format was a licensed café rather than a ticket- or membership-based club: entry was free with a compulsory single-drink purchase at the bar, while room hire and individual worker services were charged separately. More than ten independent workers operated on site, offering massage, striptease, escort, and BDSM sessions. Shower facilities were available, and the venue accommodated guests with disabilities. Private rooms could be hired by individuals or couples alike. House rules centred on consent and hygiene: guests were required to shower before sexual contact, condom use was mandatory throughout, and photography and video recording were banned outright across the premises. Unsolicited touching, breath-play, drug use, and aggressive behaviour were all grounds for immediate removal. No personal customer data was retained digitally; CCTV footage was held only temporarily and not stored externally.

Sittard, Limburg
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Parenclub Heaven was a licensed swinger club operating from Putstraat 85A in Sittard, in the southern Dutch province of Limburg. The venue has permanently closed; Dutch swinger news platform Samenswingen.nl reported the closure under the headline 'Parenclub Heaven definitief gesloten' (Parenclub Heaven permanently closed). No current listing appears in active Dutch parenclub directories, and its website (parenclubheaven.nl) is no longer reachable. While operating, the venue held both a municipal exploitation permit (dossiernummer SKSI2015-0109, issued by Gemeente Sittard-Geleen) and a full liquor licence under the Drank- en Horecawet (dossiernummer DHW2015-0110). The space comprised nine separate erotic play rooms, a spacious bar, a restaurant, showers, an SM room, and a dedicated smoking area. The club operated on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Third-party directory listings recorded Saturday sessions running 21:00–03:00 and Sunday afternoon sessions from 13:00–18:00. Contact details on record were 046-8881889 and info@parenclubheaven.nl.
Lelystad, Flevoland
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Permanently closed as of 1 June 2026, Party Players operated from a purpose-built complex at Kofschip 14 on the outskirts of Lelystad, Flevoland, drawing couples and singles from across the central Netherlands — including the Randstad cities and the provinces of Gelderland, Overijssel, and Friesland. The building was destroyed by fire on 11 June 2026, ten days after operations ceased. The municipality of Lelystad had purchased the property for approximately €4 million to clear the site for a planned housing development. The venue occupied an extensive single-storey complex. Facilities included a heated indoor swimming pool with waterfall feature and jetstream, a jacuzzi, a sauna, a tantra lounge, a BDSM dungeon, a darkroom, and multiple private and themed playrooms. A full-service restaurant offered buffet meals throughout the day alongside a manned bar. Beer, wine, and soft drinks were included in the admission price on all open days; spirits were added to the all-inclusive package on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Free parking was available on site; lockers required a €10 refundable key deposit. Condoms and towels were provided. Wednesday through Friday and Sundays ran general sessions open to couples, solo women, and — by prior email reservation — single men. Saturday evenings (20:00–04:00) were reserved exclusively for couples and trios; single men were not admitted. Regular themed events included KinkyParadise nights, a monthly Try and Play session for newcomers and regulars, and X-Treme Fetish party nights. A dress code applied: erotic or club attire for women; fitted boxer shorts or club clothing for men.

Toronto, Ontario
Club
The O Zone, also marketed as O Couples Club (ocouplesclub.com), operated as one of the largest on-premise lifestyle clubs in North America from a 10,000-square-foot space at 36 Stoffel Drive in Etobicoke, a light-industrial pocket of northwest Toronto a short drive from Pearson International Airport. The club drew couples from across the Greater Toronto Area and regularly ran sellout themed events. The physical venue is now permanently closed; ocouplesclub.com redirects to takeabiteoftheapple.com, the events platform run under the TABOTA brand by the same operators. The space was built as a full-service nightclub as much as a play venue. A large central dance floor was ringed by poles, dance cages, go-go platforms, and a laser-and-light show, with a fully stocked licensed bar and food service on party nights. Intimate lounge areas offered seating for couples who preferred to watch or socialise, while a back section housed themed rooms, private play rooms, and locker rooms with showers. Nudity and intimate contact were not permitted in the bar or dance areas — play was restricted to the dedicated back rooms. Large themed events were a signature of the operation, most notably the annual TABOTA Mardi Pardi, a recurring sellout. When operating, the club ran Thursday through Saturday from 9 pm to 3 am on a members-only basis; annual membership was bundled into a guest's first-night charge, with a Platinum tier for recurring access. Fridays were mix-and-mingle nights open to couples and singles of all genders; Saturdays admitted couples and single women only, with unaccompanied men turned away. Minimum age was 21. Dress code barred athletic shoes, baggy jeans, ball caps, beach shorts, and sportswear.

Berlin, Berlin
Zwanglos III is a couples-and-swingers club (Pärchen- und Swingerclub) in the heart of Berlin-Kreuzberg, on Gneisenaustraße 10 at the corner of Nostitzstraße, a couple of minutes from the U7 Gneisenaustraße U-Bahn. Run by Zwanglos Gastronomie GmbH (managing director Nadine Hoffmann), it billed itself as 'der gemütliche Swingerclub im Herzen von Berlin Kreuzberg' and 'Berlins ältester Swingerclub' — a cosy, long-established venue with many rooms and rotating themed evenings, a place to slip away from everyday life in a clean, refined (gepflegt, niveauvoll) atmosphere. The club's guiding line is 'Alles kann, nichts muss' — anything goes, nothing is required — so each guest decides how far they want to go, and the staff make a point of putting newcomers at ease. The layout spreads across many playrooms plus a sauna, a pool and a whirlpool for relaxing between encounters, and a bar where drinks are effectively all-inclusive. By the club's own Öffnungszeiten it ran as a near-continuous session from Tuesday 14:00 through to Sunday 14:00 (its homepage slogan is simply '24 h täglich geöffnet'), closing only from Sunday afternoon until Tuesday afternoon. Sundays had a relaxed daytime rhythm: sensual massages from 13:00 to 18:00 with the sauna and whirlpool open, and a 'Schnuppertag' for the curious — newcomers were shown into the swinger world for three hours from 14:00 for 25 euro including three drinks. Pricing followed the classic German swingers structure: single women entered free, couples paid 50 euro, and single men 65–125 euro depending on the day (men only paid the difference if they overstayed their session); all prices included drinks apart from champagne and cocktails plus the theme-night entertainment, with a 5 euro surcharge on certain special nights. The events calendar was dense and playful — FKK (nudist) nights, White-Room and Neon parties, sauna-wellness nights, dark-room and gang-bang parties, Adam-und-Eva and Herrenüberschuss ('more men than women') evenings, Oktoberfest, Karneval der Kulturen and the full run of seasonal parties (Halloween, Silvester, Valentine's, Easter, Christmas). Cleanliness and a respectful, level-headed manner toward other guests were treated as a given.