Luxure

Swinger Clubs in Paris

11 selected venues

What English speakers call a swinger club or a sex club is, in France, a club libertin: a private club with a bar, a dance floor and, further in, rooms for those who want them. Couples and single women are welcome almost everywhere; single men are admitted in some clubs only, on certain nights and after selection at the door. Nothing is expected of you beyond good manners, and many couples spend their first night at the bar and leave as they came.

Three things decide your night before you arrive. The door policy, which varies from one club to the next and is published on each club's website. The dress code: smart evening wear, no jeans or sneakers, with themed nights that have their own rules. And the calendar: most clubs run themed parties on Fridays and Saturdays. Each listing below links to the club's own site, where hours, prices and the week's programme are posted.

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How to choose

Choosing swinger clubs in Paris matters. Here are criteria you can use to compare venues.

Safety & consent
Door security, clear rules, the right to say no — what you should find in a serious venue.
Editorial selection
Verifiable legal existence, consistent public information, owner's sworn declaration.
Hygiene
Visible cleanliness, protection available — things to check on arrival.

Frequently asked questions

In everyday English, yes: both describe what the French call a club libertin, and this page lists them all. The Door lists separately, under "partner-exchange clubs", the clubs whose evenings are explicitly built around swapping partners, which the French call clubs échangistes.
Yes, and they mostly take place inside the clubs: most run themed nights on Fridays and Saturdays, such as all-black, masks, lingerie or couples-only evenings, announced on their own websites a few days ahead. Private parties held outside clubs are not listed here.
It depends on the club. Some admit couples and single women only; others accept single men on certain nights, with selection at the door and a higher entry price. Check the club's website before travelling: a refusal at the door is not negotiable.
Smart evening wear: a dress or skirt and dress shoes for women, a shirt, trousers and closed shoes for men. Jeans, sneakers, shorts and caps are refused almost everywhere. Themed nights have their own code, and it is a condition of entry, not a suggestion.
Between €80 and €230 per couple depending on the venue, usually with a first drink included; dinner-and-show evenings can reach €300 per couple. Extra drinks are at bar prices, around €10 to €15 a glass. Weekends cost more than weeknights.
No. Staff in Paris clubs are used to international guests, and the rules are the same everywhere: ask before touching, no photos, and a "no" ends the conversation. Knowing the word libertin will help you read the clubs' own websites.
The Door lists clubs with a public, documented existence and a website of their own, and describes them from public information and, when a club has claimed its listing, from its manager's own words. A listing is not a certification: each page links to the club's official site, which remains the reference for its rules and prices.

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