We have visited Club Mystique many times, and it has consistently been a highlight of our time in Tenerife. The atmosphere is incredibly welcoming, offering a sense of freedom and openness while maintaining a respectful and comfortable environment for everyone. The owners and staff go all the way to make you feel at home, showing a genuine commitment to safety and quality service. It is a fantastic spot to meet interesting people and enjoy evenings filled with dancing and great conversation. If you are looking for an authentic vibe and a friendly community, this is a must-visit location on the island.

Awesome club, Nora & Jon have a fantastic team that will give you a guided tour on your first visit. Each night is different but all made so enjoyable by the international & local people who attend. Great facilities - the huge jacuzzi is amazing. If you’re a first timer or regular you are all made so welcome. Looking forward to my next visit already.

We visited Club Mystique many times during the 6 months we stayed in Tenerife, and it truly became one of our favorite places on the island. The atmosphere is amazing, very open and free but always respectful and comfortable. We met so many lovely people here and had countless fun evenings dancing and socializing. The owners and staff are wonderful, always friendly, welcoming and making everyone feel at ease. You can really tell they care about creating a safe and enjoyable environment. If you’re looking for a place with a great vibe and genuine people, this is definitely the place to go. We will absolutely come back next time we’re in Tenerife.

A serious violation of consent and safety My husband and I visited this club on Saturday, January 3rd, 2026. The evening initially started out well. At around 00:30, we were in a small private room. The chain was on and the curtain fully closed, clearly signalling privacy. The club was busy, and until that moment, everyone had respected these boundaries. Suddenly, a female staff member, who was giving a tour to fully clothed couple, pulled the curtain completely aside and exposed us, continuing to talk while looking at us as if we were animals in a zoo, using us as a live example of the club’s rules - without any consent. We were naked, in an extremely vulnerable position, and were suddenly turned into part of a tour or demonstration, as if we were exhibits rather than human beings. We immediately and clearly stated that this was far beyond our boundaries and asked her to stop. She did not. When we firmly said “no”, she raised her voice and said: “I am the manager of this place and I am allowed to do so.” This was not a brief glance/ a little peak behind a curtain from a lustful couple in the same situation as us. This was humiliation, used as a way to showcase the club. It was not a misunderstanding. It was a deliberate dismissal of our boundaries, our consent, and our emotional safety, carried out by someone in a position of authority. Being told that your lack of consent does not matter because “management allows it” is deeply unsettling, especially in a space that claims to be about freedom and respect. The manager fully clothsed repeatedly raised her voice, emphasizing that she was ‘the manager’ of the place. It was extremely uncomfortable, so we got up and left immediately, shaken and distressed. While leaving, the manager called over another colleague from a distance - seemingly not to help us, but to protect herself. We did not pursue the matter further on site, because when management itself demonstrates this attitude, there is no reason to believe guests will be supported by other staff members. Misunderstandings can happen. What cannot be excused is refusing to step back when someone clearly says no, and failing to acknowledge harm afterwards. This experience left me physically unwell and unable to sleep once we got home. I have never experienced anything like this. The club may have attractive facilities, but that is meaningless if staff place themselves above consent, safety, and basic human respect. A venue where employees believe they do not need consent is not a safe venue. I cannot recommend this place to anyone who values consent, respect, dignity, and psychological safety. In this regard, the club appears to be at least a decade behind modern Western European club standards. Safety is not about aesthetics. It is about how people are treated when they are most vulnerable. Edit/added after the club’s response: just to be clear: We did not act violently or confrontationally! No staff member spoke to us at any time, except for the manager. We left on our own initiative and were not asked to leave. It is alarming that the club is willing to lie in their response to protect their employees. It makes you wonder what far more serious situations they might be willing to cover up…

Ive been Tenerife many years and have always heard about Mystique but never attended but that all changed this year when I was lucky enough to get an invite to the 50 shades event on Saturday 22nd. Wow oh wow what a night! Staff absolutely amazing and the venue was just perfect...couldn't had asked for more. The atmosphere was electric, the people were pure and sexy, the staff were beautiful kind and friendly and the drinks were on point, no small measures here haha... I had an amazing experience and will definitely be attending when I'm next back in Tenerife, it's made my holiday for sure!! Thank you Club Mystique! Simon