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Let's start at the beginning. The Joyclub website states an entry fee of €50, Kamea's own homepage lists it as €60, but they actually charged €70. The initial greeting left much to be desired; two women, both with very poor German skills, were there. The theme was sauna and nudist party – believe it or not, it even says "sauna club" on the sign. There was one sauna, great, but it could barely fit three people and was located in a narrow passageway, making you feel like a complete idiot. The rooms were also rather uninviting. One had a massage table, which was great, but the washing machine and dryer were also in terrible condition. The other two rooms had definitely seen better days. The bar area had several couches, huge and worn out. Glasses of pretzels were placed on the tables, and they weren't fresh either. There was no food, and the drinks were served without any care. There were no guests at first, then three men came in, dressed in street clothes, and hung around the bar area, which is a no-go in a swingers club. All in all, €50 entrance fee alone is too much. With a little skill and care, a lovely club could be created, but I get the feeling the owners don't even want something nice to come about.

To be honest, it's not a swingers club but more like a brothel – once and never again.

This is like a borderline woman constantly asking for a bottle of sparkling wine; it has nothing to do with a swingers club and only brings the swingers scene into disrepute.

This is not a swingers club, but a brothel with highly peculiar women.