113 Avenue - Club libertin
1100 m² libertine complex near Bordeaux: sauna, hammam, jacuzzi, bar and swinger nights in a glamorous setting since 2015.
- 1100 m² across two worlds
- sauna, hammam, jacuzzi
- glamorous, polished atmosphere
- regular swinger nights
- open to couples and solos
- Address
- Allée Jean Monnet
33320 Eysines, Gironde - Website
- 113-avenue-eysines.fr
One venue, two moods
113 Avenue has been set up in Eysines, at the gates of Bordeaux, since 2015. The place plays on two fronts: a relaxation area with sauna, hammam and jacuzzi on one side, a libertine club on the other. Enough to string together an evening between relaxation and encounters without changing address.
Over 1100 m², the place has room to breathe. Bar, dancefloor and several cuddle corners are spread throughout the club space, designed so everyone finds their quiet corner or, on the contrary, the action.
Who it's for, and what to wear
The complex caters to couples as well as single men and women. Your outfit matters here: we're in glamorous and sexy territory, far from the dusty image swinging sometimes drags along.
This care put into the atmosphere shows up in feedback from visitors and the local press, who describe a modern and welcoming setting, quite far from the more rustic clubs you might come across elsewhere in the region.
Events and party rhythm
The club schedules regular swinger nights as well as themed open nights. This alternation lets you vary the mood depending on your cravings, between more intimate encounters and livelier events around the bar and dance floor.
Articles covering the opening and evolution of the venue emphasize this contemporary approach to swinging, with a setting designed as a real night out destination rather than just a discreet club.
Our takeaway
113 Avenue bets on a balance between wellbeing (sauna, hammam, jacuzzi) and club life (bar, dancefloor, libertine spaces). The establishment has carved out a place as a local reference for carnal encounters around Bordeaux, carried by a polished setting that seems to win over both the curious and the regulars.
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