Door Policy in FKK & Saunaclubs

Basically, FKK and sauna clubs welcome everyone who brings good humour and money. However, the clubs must also ensure that domestic peace is maintained and that potential troublemakers do not harass other guests or the FKK girls, or even mob them. According to the domiciliary right, every club in Germany has the right to refuse entry to certain visitors.

Fortunately, this is rarely necessary. Many well-known FKK and sauna clubs such as The Paradise Stuttgart, FKK Oase, Sakura FKK, FKK Frankfurt Mainhattan, Golden Time, Villa Vertigo, FKK Feigenblatt Worms, FKK First, FKK The Palace Frankfurt, Neby Dortmund, FKK 66 Schwenningen, FKK Romeo Hamburg and many others infrequently make use of their domiciliary right to ask visitors to leave or deny them entry. It is understandable, however, that there may be good reasons for not granting visitors admission. This is the case with

• Far-gone people: Drunks are potentially aggressive and cause trouble in the room.
• Drug dealers: The clubs, in their capacity as brothels, are in the permanent focus of the regulatory authorities anyway and do not need anyone who sets additional targets with drugs.
• Commissioned guests from the competition: These are guests who talk badly about the club, create a bad mood and praise the other guests for the advantages of the competing club - this is bad style and nobody will put up with it.
• Stalkers: Some clients become victims of the illusions sold to them and are in love and infatuated with a certain girl up to the point of rude harassment. Sometimes a house ban is the better solution for everyone involved.
• Well-known whingers from the punter forums: Certain guests are known from the relevant forums as report writers and always find fault with a club or report extremely unfairly and make a club downright down. Such guests are undesirable in any club.
• Hordes of invading rioters, thugs or certain ethnic groups: Certain guests are particularly unpleasant when they perform in larger groups and poison the harmonious atmosphere in a club.
• Pimps and human traffickers: Here the remarks made about drug dealers apply analogously.

As you can see, the reasons for rejection are many and varied. Those who are unlucky enough to be mistakenly assigned to these undesirable groups when visiting a sauna club and therefore do not get admission should not take it personally. Sometimes, with precautionary measures, you overshoot the mark a little, you also have to be able to admit that to the sauna clubs. Perhaps it will work out next time, and once you have established yourself as a welcome guest, then you may have found your new home club and are happy that a successful door policy will ensure an enjoyable stay in the club.