Does Club Labyrinth LA (Hollywood) require membership?

Yes. Membership costs $20 (1-wk) · $30 (6-mo) · $40 (1-yr).

Is Club Labyrinth LA (Hollywood) BYOB?

Yes, Club Labyrinth LA (Hollywood) allows guests to bring their own beverages.

Club Labyrinth LA (Hollywood)

Name: Club Labyrinth LA (Hollywood)
Address: Hollywood, CA, USA
Telephone: 818-306-3669

Closed

Hollywood, CA, USA

On-Premise Club

Updated Aug 4, 2026

Hollywood, CA

Location

818-306-3669

Phone

clublabyrinth.com

Website

Membership Required

from $20

Membership

1 Week$20

6 Months$30

Annual$40

Reviews

Averages 2.5 out of 5 across 2 review platforms (11 reviews total): 2.0 on SDC (8 reviews) and 3.7 on Google (3 reviews).

SDC(8)Google(3)

What reviewers say

Public review volume for Club Labyrinth's Hollywood location is thin, but the handful of reviews available split sharply between enthusiastic first-timers and disappointed couples. On the positive side, one reviewer described an "amazing first night," praising the exhibitionist, judgment-free energy of the venue on a busy night out.

The most consistent friction point, echoed independently on both Google and SDC, is the behavior and ratio of single men: reviewers describe men crowding personal space and being pushy or aggressive toward women — one Google review calls it "predatory behavior" and stresses a lack of consent-consciousness at the venue. A related complaint on SDC criticizes the entrance staff as "arrogant" and says the on-site play spaces are flimsy curtained-off areas rather than real private rooms, with one reviewer feeling there was "no privacy at all." Given the very small number of public reviews (Google shows 3, SDC shows 8), these should be read as scattered anecdotes rather than a settled verdict on the club.

Summarized by Find Lifestyle Clubs from public reviews. Ratings and counts are each platform's own — read the original reviews via the links above.

About

Club Labyrinth LA, the Hollywood outpost of the multi-city Labyrinth swinger club brand (alongside locations in Midtown Manhattan and New Jersey), is currently closed. As of the club's own website, the Labyrinth LA events page reads "LABYRINTH LA IS CURRENTLY CLOSED — NEW LOCATION COMING SOON," directing inquiries to info@clublabyrinthla.com and inviting visitors to join a mailing list for updates. No reopening date or new address has been announced. Before closing, the club operated as a members-only, on-premise swinger and fetish venue out of an undisclosed, secluded building in Hollywood. The former space was spread across multiple levels and included group playrooms, semi-private play areas, lounge areas, individual play stations, and a dedicated BDSM play space, alongside a cigarette-smoking area and a complimentary refreshment bar serving soda, juice, water, cups, and ice. The club supplied lockers, condoms, lubricant, and towels, and described its atmosphere as dark, sexually charged, and sensual, welcoming both exhibitionists and voyeurs in a setting it billed as safe, non-judgmental, and low-pressure — guests were never required to participate. Before closing, entry required a paid Labyrinth membership (12-month for $40, 6-month for $30, or 1-week for $20), purchased online in advance, plus a nightly admission fee that varied by night and guest type. Single men needed photo verification or sponsorship by a member couple and paid a premium to help balance gender ratios, while couples were required to arrive and leave together. The club did not sell alcohol — events were BYOB with a one-bottle (or six-pack) limit per membership and a $20 surcharge — and photo ID (driver's license, government ID, or passport) was mandatory at the door.