L'Érolys
L'Érolys
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L'Érolys is a libertine club at Cangey in Indre-et-Loire, in the vineyards between Amboise and the Loire châteaux. It presents itself as more than a club — an artistic programme, signature cocktails and a team to match — and says plainly where it came from: the Karma club is gone, and L'Érolys was born in its place.
Its own tour of the place runs through a zone coquine of dimly lit playrooms with mirrored light, a massage zone, and a balneo area included in admission along with the cloakroom, a locker, a towel and two soft drinks. It opens Friday and Saturday nights and on Sunday afternoons, and it also arranges accommodation for guests travelling in.
The house rules are its own and firmly stated: groups of men are not admitted, phones may not be used inside, and the management reserves the right of admission. There is a published dress code — shirt or polo for men, no joggers, caps, branded t-shirts or trainers, jeans allowed but neither torn nor faded. Admission prices are published on the club's own tariff page and are not quoted here.
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BannedProstitution itself is legal in France, but buying sexual relations has been an offence since April 2016: a fifth-class contravention (fine up to €1,500, €3,750 for a repeat offence; 5 years' prison where the seller is a minor or vulnerable, rising to 7 years with aggravating factors and 10 years for a child under 15). Procuring is defined broadly: it covers anyone who helps, protects or profits from another person's prostitution, including by posting ads; running or providing premises for prostitution is also a crime. The 2016 law repealed the soliciting offence and created an exit programme. The Conseil constitutionnel (2019) and the ECHR (2024) upheld the ban on buying. Police recorded 1,442 buyer offences in 2025, 64% of them in Paris. A bill passed by the Assemblée nationale on 13 October 2026, now before the Sénat, would add an offence of online sexual exploitation. Source: Prostitution Laws (prostitutionlaws.org), https://prostitutionlaws.org/countries/france/, reviewed 2026-11-03, CC BY 4.0.
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