What are the hours for colette New Orleans?

Hours for colette New Orleans: Wed: 21:00–02:00; Thu: 21:00–02:00; Fri: 21:00–04:00; Sat: 21:00–04:00.

Does colette New Orleans require membership?

Yes, colette New Orleans requires membership. Membership costs $30 (1 night) · $100 (3 months) · $200 (1 year).

Is colette New Orleans BYOB?

Yes, colette New Orleans allows guests to bring their own beverages.

colette New Orleans — Reviews, Hours & Entry

Name: colette New Orleans
Address: 822 Gravier St, New Orleans, LA 70112, New Orleans, LA, USA
Telephone: (504) 588-1517
Price range: $30-$70

822 Gravier St, New Orleans, LA 70112

New Orleans, LA

(504) 588-1517

Phone

coletteclubs.com

Website

Membership Required

from $30

21+

Age Requirement

Dress Code

Upscale restaurant or nightclub attire; dress sexy and to impress; fetish, leather and gothic wear welcome; no beach attire

Hours

Wed21:00–02:00

Thu21:00–02:00

Fri21:00–04:00

Sat21:00–04:00

Event Pricing

Couples$30–70

Single woman$10–20

Single man$100–120

Who can attend

Single men welcome Wed–Fri, not Saturday (couples and single women only)
Single women every night
Single men need collared shirt, slacks or nice jeans and dress shoes
Groups must all know each other

Membership

1 Night$30

3 Months$100

1 Year$200

Before you go

Joining: Membership is required; the club encourages an online application 3 days in advance.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Joining (opens in a new tab)
Who can attend: Only patrons 21 and over are admitted. Groups of three or more must all know each other.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Who can attend (opens in a new tab)
Alcohol: Alcohol is not sold; guests may bring their own. Set-ups and ice are available. Plastic and styrofoam coolers are not allowed.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Alcohol (opens in a new tab)
Phones & photos: Photos are only allowed in designated photo op areas.; Source · checked Oct 2026 for Phones & photos (opens in a new tab)

Reviews

Rated 4.1 out of 5 on Google from 194 reviews.

Google(194)

What reviewers say

Reviewers consistently praise colette New Orleans for its staff and physical space: front-of-house and door staff are repeatedly called top-tier or professional, and the venue itself (822 Gravier St) is described as spacious, clean, and comfortable, with the upstairs "library" room singled out by multiple reviewers as a highlight. DJs and music get positive mentions, and several reviewers who visited on slower nights still described the smaller crowd as friendly and welcoming, saying they'd return on a future trip to the city.

The most common friction point is amenities and crowd-dependent experience: one reviewer flagged that only one shower is available and it's located in the men's restroom, and a lack of on-site food was noted as a gap compared to other lifestyle clubs. At least one experienced lifestyle traveler, comparing it to clubs in Houston, rated the overall fit lower despite crediting the customer service — suggesting the experience can vary by night and by what visitors are used to elsewhere.

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About

colette New Orleans describes itself as “a private membership only on-premise social club” for couples, single men and single women who are active in or curious about the swinging, polyamorous or open-relationship lifestyles. It is at 822 Gravier Street in New Orleans and opens Wednesday through Saturday nights, with a calendar of themed nights that includes a newbie night and Pantiless Fridays. Its site calls the club a place to meet in a “safe, friendly and upscale atmosphere.” The venue has a dance floor with a DJ, a lounge and a second-floor lounge, lockers and a beverage cooler, with staff and security on site. It is non-smoking, and free mixers and set-ups are provided. Entry is for guests 21 and older and requires a membership, which can be taken as a one-night trial, a three-month plan or a one-year plan. Single men are admitted Wednesday through Friday but not on Saturdays, which are for couples and single women. Alcohol is not sold, so guests bring their own; plastic and styrofoam coolers are not allowed. Dress is upscale restaurant or nightclub attire, with fetish, leather and gothic wear welcome and a strictly enforced code for single men. Photos are only allowed in designated photo areas, and groups of three or more must all know each other.