Le Cupidon
Libertine club near Palais-Royal, Paris 1st. Clear prices, warm vibe across 200 m². Hours, rates and regulars' reviews.
- Near Palais-Royal
- Clearly displayed prices
- VIP zone and private lounge
- Themed nights
- Open Tuesday through Saturday
- Address
- 3 rue de Villedo
75001 Paris - Opening hours
- Tue-Sat 22:30-05:00
- Phone
- +33 1 42 96 56 53
- Website
- cupidon-club.net
A libertine club right in the heart of Paris
Le Cupidon hides just a stone's throw from Palais-Royal, on a quiet street in the 1st arrondissement. Nothing flashy from the street, as is often the case with this kind of address. Check in happens on the ground floor, under soft lighting, with a bar and a coat check that set the tone before you even head downstairs.
Because the real action happens in the basement: a dance floor, five lounge areas, a VIP zone, a private lounge and even a water area. Across roughly 200 m² spread over two levels, the venue plays the simplicity card rather than going for decor. No excessive staging, the atmosphere stays direct and unfussy.
Who comes to Le Cupidon
The crowd mixes single men, couples and single women. Proper, neat attire is required at the door, with no other specific requirements. Access is reserved for adults aged 18 and over.
Themed nights punctuate the calendar, with regular events like Black Out night (built around dimness and mystery) or the Sans Retenue night, designed for those who want to let go of the usual codes a bit more.
Prices and hours
Le Cupidon is open Tuesday through Saturday, from 10:30 pm to 5 am. Closed Sunday and Monday.
- Single woman: free entry with a complimentary drink
- Couple: 60 euros per person, drink included
- Single man: 125 euros with two drinks included (50 euros on Mondays)
- Each additional drink, including soft drinks: 20 euros
The price list is simple to understand, which comes up often in regulars' feedback. It's actually one of the most cited positives: pricing transparency, rare in this type of venue.
What regulars say
The warm welcome and central location come up often in reviews, along with an atmosphere considered respectful and rather elegant for the genre. The proximity to Palais-Royal clearly works in the venue's favor.
On the other hand, several visitors regret the lack of privacy in the alcoves, which remain open, as well as sometimes neglected upkeep on certain equipment like the Saint Andrew's cross. The music doesn't win everyone over, and on some nights, the crowd size can give an impression of overcrowding while the actual activity stays limited.
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