Club rules

We are lifestyle club. Read the rules very carefully! We have the right to suspend your membership if you violate the rules and we will definitely do so! The purpose of the rules is to protect the members of the Cocoon and provide them with a warm and safe nest where everything is safe and free.

From this age, a person is mature enough to enter both – our club and the casino. And both habits are highly addictive.

Entry to the club is upon presentation of an ID card to verify age and membership. This is for your own safety and privacy. Before entering, we check that you do not have any restrictions on entering our lounge.

No smoking, only e-cigarettes and vapes are allowed in our smoking area. Please bring your own vape as we do not allow smoking in front of the door either.

The privacy of all our guests is very important. Therefore, there is a strict NO PHOTOS policy. All phones are collected and stored at reception upon check-in to ensure people’s privacy. This avoids any uncomfortable situations.

This applies to touching another person sexually. Yes, swingers can be more liberal than average, but to avoid awkward situations, it’s best to ask politely first. Those who fail to ask and upset another person may be asked to leave by management.

At Cocoon, no one is obliged, nor should they be, to participate in any activity with anyone else they do not want to. If you say no, consider the other person’s feelings and be polite. A simple “no, I’m not interested” or “thanks, but no thanks” is usually enough. If you are being turned down, respect the other person’s wishes and do not continue to pursue them. If a dispute arises, notify a staff member, and the situation will be dealt with.

This is a suggestion from the management at Cocoon. Entering a swingers club or swinging for the first time can be daunting. To help avoid embarrassing misunderstandings and confrontations at the venue, it’s a wise choice to discuss with your partner before you arrive at the venue what you are happy to partake in and what you aren’t. Maybe have a code word if you need to have a discreet chat without making a situation awkward. Discussing boundaries with any new partners you meet at Cocoon is also a helpful idea.

Less is more. Ladies wear sexy cloth or lingerie. Men wear polite clothing. Shorts, t-shirts and sportswear are not appropriate.

Respect other guests and staff. Be polite to everyone you meet. Any rude, unpleasant or offensive behavior may result in removal from the room or further action being taken in the form of bans.

Whilst we have no issue with you swapping phone numbers, saliva, or even underwear, we do recommend safer sex practices with those you have just met or don’t know very well. Nothing you don’t know already, but it makes us feel better saying it. We provide plenty of condoms and lubricants for your naughty activities, so use as much as you need.

We do not allow soliciting other guests for sexual services. If you’re at the club, you are there for fun, not work. Cocoon is a safe and erotic place for mutually consenting adults to play freely among each other.

This means the taking, selling, or buying of any illicit drug. If you are discovered doing any of the above, the matter will be handed over to the police. We are a legitimate business, and the tarnishing of drugs is something we will not tolerate.

Guests that arrive as a couple must stay in and leave the venue together. We have this rule because (sometimes) sneaky men come to the club with a woman who has no interest in being there. The woman gets left alone in the social areas while the man effectively acts as a single male in the club.

Drinks are not allowed in the playrooms. They can fall over or break. Leave the drinking glass behind the playroom door.

Shoes are not allowed in the beds. It breaks and stains the beds and is uncomfortable for others.

To make everyone comfortable, use the showers to freshen up and always clean up around the bed after playing. The playrooms have trash bins for used condoms and napkins. 

You came to the club to have fun. Leave problems behind the door. When you’re no longer having fun, it’s time to leave.

The people make the place!