Swingers clubs in Madrid: BarSwinger's guide

Madrid has one of the liveliest and most varied lifestyle scenes in Europe. Unlike some capitals, its swingers and lifestyle clubs are not packed into a single district: you will find venues in Salamanca, around Retiro and Pacífico, and in Latina, each with its own style, opening hours and idea of a good night out. This guide brings together our selection of swingers clubs in Madrid, based on the information each venue publishes on its official website, so you can choose with confidence before your first visit or your next trip.

At BarSwinger we do not score or rank clubs as if they were a league table. We explain what makes each one distinct, who it is likely to suit and what is worth checking before you go. Prices and opening hours change often, so treat the details in this guide as a starting point and always confirm them on each club's website.

How lifestyle nights work in Madrid

Most Madrid clubs run sessions: an afternoon session that usually starts mid-afternoon and a night session that runs into the early hours, especially on Fridays and Saturdays. Many couples who are new to the scene choose the afternoon session, when the atmosphere is calmer and it is easier to get to know the venue.

Another common feature is themed programming. Each day of the week has its own character: lingerie nights, naturist sessions, spa afternoons, parties with a specific dress code, or days aimed at particular audiences. Checking the weekly agenda is the best way to find the atmosphere you are looking for.

Finally, entry depends on who you are. Couples usually have access to every area, while single women and single men use the mixed areas and, on some days, face restrictions. Entry prices often include drinks and vary by day and time slot.

100Momentos

100Momentos is a club in the Salamanca district that opens every day with several sessions: afternoon, night and, on Wednesdays, a morning session too. According to its website, the venue covers around 300 m² split between a bar area and a play area, and a towel and slippers are included with entry.

What sets it apart: its week is strongly themed, with naturist sessions, bisexual nights, a Caribbean-style Saturday and calmer Sundays. It is a good choice if you like knowing in advance what kind of night you will find.

Who it suits: couples who want variety across the week and anyone who prefers long opening hours, including the Wednesday morning slot.

Practical notes: couples, single women and single men are welcome, with different conditions depending on the day. Published couple prices range from free sessions to around €50 with drinks, depending on the day and time. Check the exact price on its website before you go.

Encuentros VIP

Encuentros VIP is on Calle Vicente Caballero, near Pacífico, and opens every day of the year from late afternoon into the early hours. It presents itself as a polished space with a cocktail bar, dance floor, jacuzzi, private rooms and a VIP area reserved for couples.

What sets it apart: the separation between the couples-only VIP area and the mixed area, plus a smart dress code (no trainers or casual wear). Every day has its own theme, from nights focused on women to spa afternoons on Sundays.

Who it suits: couples looking for a dressed-up atmosphere who value having their own space inside the club.

Practical notes: according to its published prices, couple entry is around €30 in the afternoon with two drinks and between €50 and €70 at night depending on the day. Its rules are clear: over-18s only, consent at all times, and no photos or filming.

Sala Trivial

Sala Trivial is a lifestyle venue on Calle San Ambrosio in the Latina district. It describes itself as a couples' swap venue that also welcomes single men and women.

What sets it apart: the range of spaces listed on its website: a couples' lounge, a mixed lounge, a bar, a dance area, jacuzzi and showers, a naturist lounge, private rooms, a chill-out area and more. That layout lets you choose between quieter corners and livelier zones as the night goes on.

Who it suits: people who enjoy a venue with many different atmospheres and like to explore at their own pace.

Practical notes: the specific programme, opening hours and prices are published on its website and social media rather than fixed on the home page. Get in touch before you go if it is your first time.

How to choose between these clubs

If you want variety across the week and very long opening hours, 100Momentos runs themed sessions almost daily. If you are after a dressed-up atmosphere with a couples-only area, Encuentros VIP separates its VIP zone from the mixed area. And if you like exploring a venue with many different atmospheres, Sala Trivial is the most versatile option.

Tips for your visit

• Check the agenda: pick the day based on the theme and the type of entry that suits you.
• Dress code: some clubs require smart dress; at others it is enough to look put together. Themed parties usually state their dress code online.
• Consent first: every reputable club shares the same rule: nothing happens without a clear yes, and a no is respected without discussion.
• Phones and photos: almost all clubs ban photos and filming inside. Respecting this protects everyone's privacy.
• Getting home: if you leave in the early hours, plan a taxi or ride-hailing trip back, as public transport runs a reduced service at night.
• No pressure: your first visit can simply be a drink and a look around. Nobody is obliged to do anything.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best day to visit a swingers club in Madrid for the first time?

Many couples choose an afternoon session or a weekday, when the atmosphere is calmer. Check each club's agenda: some run days aimed at newcomers.

How much does entry to a swingers club in Madrid cost?

It depends on the club, the day and the time slot. Across our selection, published couple prices range from free sessions to around €70 with drinks included. Always confirm on the official website.

Can singles go?

All three clubs in this guide admit single women and single men in certain areas or on certain days, with conditions that vary with the programme. Couples usually have access to every area.

Do I need to book?

It is not usually required, but it is worth checking the website or contacting the club on special dates and themed parties.

The details in this guide come from the information each club publishes on its official website and were reviewed in November 2026. If you run one of these venues and want to update your information, you can claim your listing on BarSwinger.