Le Bilitis
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Le Bilitis is rural Brittany's club libertin — over 700 square metres on the Rue de la Gare in Plounérin, in the Côtes-d'Armor between Guingamp and Morlaix, drawing its crowd from across the region rather than a single city.
The club splits into a party side and a wellness side: a dancefloor with current music programming, a warm bar and a dining area on one hand, private lounges for play on the other, and a balnéo section with jacuzzi and hammam connecting the two moods. Themed evenings run weekly, with the programme published on the club's own site — the house rules and dress code are posted there too, and the club frames everything around a secure, respectful and discreet environment.
Opening runs four days a week: Mondays from 14:00 to 18:00 (closed on Mondays in July and August), Thursdays from 20:00 to 02:00, and Fridays and Saturdays from 22:00 into the small hours. Entry was advertised, when this page was written, at around €35 per couple and €45 for single men on Monday through Friday — with women free on Mondays and around €10 on the other nights — rising to around €50 for couples and single men on Saturdays; drinks are included per the club's notes, and all of it is confirmed at the door.
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