Does Club Indianapolis require membership?

Yes, Club Indianapolis requires membership. Membership costs $12 (one-time visit; men 18–24 free) · $40 (six-month).

Is Club Indianapolis BYOB?

No, Club Indianapolis does not allow outside beverages.

Club Indianapolis

Indianapolis, IN, USA

Private Men's Club

Updated Oct 15, 2026

620 N Capitol Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46204

Indianapolis, IN

clubsaunas.com

Website

Membership Required

$12 (one-time visit; men 18–24 free) · $40 (six-month)

18+

Age Requirement

Dress Code

Towel or sportswear in all public areas; nudity allowed in wet areas and most outdoor pool areas

Hours

Mon00:00-24:00

Tue00:00-24:00

Wed00:00-24:00

Thu00:00-24:00

Fri00:00-24:00

Sat00:00-24:00

Sun00:00-24:00

Event Pricing

Single man$15–22 (locker) · $28–36 · private room

Who can attend

Private men's club
Membership and valid photo ID required
No anonymous visits

Before you go

Joining: A membership is required for entry and needs valid photo ID. Once a member, you must buy a locker or private dressing room on each visit.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Joining (opens in a new tab)
ID: Any government or military issued photo ID is accepted; a passport always works. Visits cannot be anonymous because of city ordinances for private clubs.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for ID (opens in a new tab)
Alcohol: The club does not serve alcohol and has a zero-tolerance policy on alcohol, drugs and illegal activity; anyone under the influence is denied entry.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Alcohol (opens in a new tab)
Phones & photos: Camera phones are treated as photographic devices and may not be used inside the club.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Phones & photos (opens in a new tab)
House rules: Only small drawstring or toiletry bags are allowed and bags are inspected. No in-and-out privileges, no sharing a room cost, and no tours before joining.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for House rules (opens in a new tab)
Payment & booking: Cash, Visa and MasterCard are accepted. All sales are final unless the facility closes for unforeseen reasons.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Payment & booking (opens in a new tab)
Getting there: The club is at 620 N. Capitol Ave., five blocks north of the capitol building, with free parking.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Getting there (opens in a new tab)

Reviews

Rated 3.9 out of 5 on Google from 224 reviews.

Google(224)

What reviewers say

Reviewers on Google (3.9 stars, 224 reviews) most often describe Club Indianapolis — a 24-hour gay bathhouse/sauna facility rather than a couples' swinger club — as clean and well-kept, with the steam room, hot tub, and dark-room/maze areas singled out as highlights. Several visitors describe a lively, welcoming social atmosphere ("fun filled place, with lots of beautiful people") and helpful front-desk staff, with one reviewer specifically praising cleanliness and value.

The most consistent friction point is inconsistency in staff attitude and inclusivity: alongside the positive notes, other reviewers report an unwelcoming or rude front-of-house experience — including a secondhand account of a rideshare driver warning a customer about rude staff — and at least one recent review calling the environment exclusionary, a characterization the business publicly disputed in its owner response.

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About

Club Indianapolis describes itself as a “Private Men's Club,” a bathhouse and sauna in downtown Indianapolis, part of the Club Saunas network. Entry is by membership, and the club says it is open 24 hours a day, every day, to guests 18 and older. Its gym page says its mission is to provide a unique environment “where anyone can feel comfortable, free of judgment.” The facility has a circuit gym with cardio and strength equipment, a dry cedar sauna, a steam room, a seasonal heated outdoor pool, showers, lockers, private dressing rooms with video, public “chill” video lounges, free Wi-Fi and parking, and towels supplied by the club. Recurring offerings include a free catered lunch on Sundays and free STD and HIV testing from the Marion County Health Department on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Each visitor buys a membership with a valid photo ID, as anonymous visits are not allowed, and rents a locker or private dressing room for each visit, with no in-and-out privileges. Alcohol and drugs are banned under a zero-tolerance policy, anyone under the influence is denied entry, only small drawstring or toiletry bags are allowed and are inspected, camera phones may not be used inside, and a towel or sportswear is worn in public areas. Smoking is limited to the patio.