Sweet Paradise

About us

In the evening Slezská Street in Prague's Vinohrady falls quiet, a tram bell rings somewhere far off, and we head down into the Sweet Paradise club, which has a long tradition here and an address within walking distance of Wenceslas Square; by car, there is parking right in front of the entrance. We walk in, sit down at the bar and let the interior work on us, with every piece of furniture custom-designed, from the lounge and the VIP salon to the corridors.

Across both Sweet Paradise clubs there are usually around fifteen girls, on day and night shifts, and the venue updates their profiles every day. Those who want more privacy choose from the themed rooms: a luxury yacht with wooden decking and round portholes lit in red, a salt cave built from a thousand kilograms of salt blocks that glow with a soft light, a medieval chamber with a huge four-poster bed and an oak tub instead of a shower, an exotic terrarium with a mirrored chessboard around the bed, an Egyptian room with a whirlpool sunk into the floor and a sandstone sphinx, or a modern room in black, red and white with a large illuminated whirlpool. For the more daring there is a BDSM room with unconventional equipment. Every room has a shower or bath and its own toilet facilities, and the club takes pride in being clean throughout.

The VIP salon holds up to fifteen guests and has white leather seating, a dance pole, a big screen, two vintage motorcycles and a separate back entrance for those who value discretion. The club is open daily from noon until five in the morning, there is an ATM inside, euros and dollars are accepted, and the club's own taxi service takes us back out into the night, which has grown thicker outside in the meantime.

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