Ignite
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Ignite is a private adult members club on Bath Road in West Drayton, on London's Heathrow side — a naturist spa by day that turns into an evening party venue at the weekend, describing itself as a space for like-minded people to explore intimacy consensually.
The week runs to a published rhythm: Mondays and Wednesdays 11:00–22:00, Thursdays 11:00–18:00, Fridays 11:00–18:00 for the spa and then 21:00–02:00 for the evening party, Saturdays 21:00–02:00, Sundays 11:00–20:00, closed Tuesdays. Days belong to the naturist spa; Friday and Saturday nights to the events.
As a private members club, membership comes before attendance — and each guest joins in their own right, couples included, since the club offers no couple's membership. Annual membership was advertised at around £25 per person when this page was written, with day and night passes at around £10 per person plus the visit's entry fee — all confirmed with the club. This is a 21-and-over venue.
Membership applications run through the club's own site, and contact is by phone or email. Browse our London guide for the city's other clubs and saunas.
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