Nice club, but not frienly atmospher. People are seperated not too much comunication. The bodyguard lady in front of the door was superb. She realised that we have problem to call an über and she helped us with her phonde. Thanks.

We came on Wednesday and that’s probably why the club was a bit empty. We found some good friends though and a few rather handsome. Generally nice but we’d know better if we came on the weekend.

Fantastic club, for open minded people. We go regularly, and have great fun 😁

Asha Swing Club is hands-down one of the top ten lifestyle clubs globally, and it’s easy to see why. Friday and Saturday nights are the prime time to visit—vibrant energy, packed dance floors, and an electric atmosphere that’s perfect for striking up conversations with others. That said, keep an eye out for 'fake couples' trying to blend in, which can muddy the vibe a bit. The drinks are on the pricey side, but that’s not unexpected for a club of this caliber in Rio—think of it as part of the premium experience. The sound system is phenomenal, with deep bass that pulses through the massive dance floor, and the bar? Absolutely beautiful, a standout feature that adds to the upscale feel. The interaction areas are plentiful and impressively clean—staff keep them spotless all night long. Upstairs is meant to be couples-only, but thanks to those sneaky 'fake couples,' it’s not too different from the labyrinth downstairs—just something to note. The crowd is a fun mix of foreigners and locals, adding to the dynamic feel. The staff doesn’t speak much English, but they’re friendly and willing to assist however they can. Budget-wise, expect to drop between 300 to 500 reals as a couple, depending on how much you indulge in drinks. The bathrooms are a highlight—some of the best I’ve seen in any club, honestly. If Asha isn’t your scene, 2A2 is a solid alternative, especially since they don’t allow single men, keeping it strictly couples-focused.

It was ok. Obviously a shock. But ok.