As someone who works in hospitality for internationally recognized events and has experienced gay clubs across Europe, I had higher expectations for this venue.
The Good:
The atmosphere was genuinely fun, though let’s be honest, that’s what you create yourself with the right crowd. Special mention to the incredibly friendly bar staff (the Batmans were amazing!).
The Disappointing:
∙ No storage facilities: There’s literally nowhere to leave your belongings. No coat check, no lockers, nothing. In an overcrowded venue where you’re dancing, this is a massive oversight and a security risk.
∙ Security concerns: Our drinks were stolen twice. While the no-drinks-outside policy makes sense, there’s zero monitoring of your glass inside. For a club of this caliber, that’s unacceptable.
∙ Overpouring: The alcohol measures are excessive. Many might see this as generous, but it actually prevents you from controlling your intake responsibly..not great club management.
∙ Overcrowding: The venue was packed beyond comfort. Combined with nowhere to store your things, you’re constantly clutching your belongings while trying to enjoy yourself.
∙ Language barriers: Security couldn’t communicate in English. I did my best explaining situations in Spanish, but the lack of interest in resolving issues was frustrating.
∙ Hygiene: The toilets are absolutely deplorable. There’s no other word for it—just disgusting.
∙ Bar integrity: One bartender clearly took advantage of intoxicated guests, pretending not to understand and charging my friends twice for the same drinks. This is exploitative behavior that damages trust.
Bottom Line:
The venue has potential, but management needs to address basic hospitality standards: proper storage facilities, drink security, capacity control, staff training, and hygiene.
The 3 stars are purely for the vibe we created ourselves and those genuinely kind staff members who clearly care.
Would I return? Only if these fundamental issues are resolved.