What are the hours for Club de Rencontre La Rumeur?

Hours for Club de Rencontre La Rumeur: Thu: 21:00–01:00; Fri: 21:00–03:00; Sat: 21:00–03:00.

Does Club de Rencontre La Rumeur require membership?

Yes, Club de Rencontre La Rumeur requires membership (not required Thursdays or for single women). Membership costs $90 CAD (annual, couple or single man) · not needed (single woman).

Club de Rencontre La Rumeur

Name: Club de Rencontre La Rumeur
Address: 600 Rue des Canetons, Quebec, QC G2E 5W6, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Telephone: (418) 261-4476
Price range: $20-$30

Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

On-Premise Club

Updated Oct 15, 2026

600 Rue des Canetons, Quebec, QC G2E 5W6

Quebec City, Quebec

(418) 261-4476

Phone

larumeur.com

Website

Membership Required

from $90 · not required Thursdays or for single women

Town attire (tenue de ville); jeans accepted for men

Dress Code

Hours

Thu21:00–01:00

Fri21:00–03:00

Sat21:00–03:00

Event Pricing

Couples$20–30

Single womanFree · La Cachette $10 CAD

Single man$40

Prices in CAD

Who can attend

Single men welcome Thu, Fri and Sun before a Monday holiday
Single men need the membership card except on Thursday
Single women need no membership card

Membership

CAD (Annual, Couple Or Single Man)$90

not needed (single woman)

Before you go

First visit: Newcomers can visit the premises on arrival; staff say they have lived a first night themselves and explain how the club works.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for First visit (opens in a new tab)
Alcohol: The discotheque holds a liquor licence; the second part of the club is alcohol-free.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Alcohol (opens in a new tab)
House rules: No sexual acts or nudity in the discotheque. Respect is required (a no means no), and the club may cancel the membership card and ban rule-breakers.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for House rules (opens in a new tab)

Reviews

Rated 3.8 out of 5 on Google from 83 reviews.

Google(83)

What reviewers say

Club De Rencontre La Rumeur, at 600 Rue des Canetons in Quebec City's Les Rivières district, earned a mixed reputation across its 83 Google reviews. Staff warmth was the most consistently praised element — six reviewer-tagged mentions of welcoming staff, and multiple reviewers highlighted friendly hosts and a relaxed atmosphere for single women. The club's two-zone layout (a licensed bar with a dance floor, plus a separate alcohol-free play area) was a recognised feature.

The most persistent friction point was the physical space: critical reviewers repeatedly described the premises as dark, outdated, and poorly maintained, with the private area drawing particular complaints about its condition. A secondary irritant was the double-payment structure — entry cost plus an additional charge to access the play section — which multiple patrons called out as unreasonable. Longer-term visitors noted that the concept had stagnated without renovation or reinvestment. The Google Maps listing now shows the business as permanently closed.

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About

Club de Rencontre La Rumeur describes itself as “Night-Club de rencontre pour gens libérés” and says it is for people with a free lifestyle or who want to live out their fantasies. The club opens Thursday through Saturday evenings, plus a Sunday before a Monday holiday. The venue has two parts. The first is a licensed disco night club with dancing, entertainment and themed nights; no sexual acts or nudity are allowed there. The second part is alcohol-free. La Cachette, which requires a membership card at all times, has a dance floor with podium and pole, showers, towels, padlocked lockers, a black-light mirror room, four rooms (one with four beds) and a viewing lounge with a wall screen. Guests may stay dressed or simply watch. A membership card is required except on Thursdays and for single women. Single men are welcome Thursdays and Fridays, and on a Sunday before a Monday holiday. The club asks for town attire (“tenue de ville”) and accepts jeans. Newcomers can visit the premises on arrival, and the club says it may cancel the membership and bar entry to anyone who breaks the rules (“Un NON veut dire NON”).