Pascha

About us

Cologne-Neuehrenfeld, Hornstraße 2: the high-rise that today operates under the name Pascha describes itself as the largest Laufhaus in Europe; the business is spread over eleven floors. In the Laufhaus the women rent their rooms and offer their services independently, in their own name and on their own account. According to the house, only women holding an official registration certificate work there, and the operating company is not involved in the service relationship. Admission to the Laufhaus costs five euros, pensioners pay nothing on presentation of their pension card, and only men aged 18 and over are admitted. The seventh floor is reserved entirely for trans women. Anyone who wants to start the evening slowly will find a bar with a bistro in the building.

In the nightclub in the same building there are table dances and stage shows from Wednesday to Saturday between 21h and 5h; on Fridays and Saturdays an all-you-can-drink offer applies for 45 euros in advance and 55 euros at the door. Private dances are arranged directly with the dancer and paid to her in cash. A separate operating company is responsible for the nightclub.

On the ninth floor the house runs the Hotel P9: rooms of 20 square metres with a queen-size bed, bathroom with shower, smart TV and safe, and a view over the city, 199 euros per night including breakfast, check-in from 16h, check-out by 13h. The hotel bar is open 24 hours; the building has an ATM, a solarium, a fitness room and a lift. The main station is just under two kilometres away, the trade fair grounds five, the airport fifteen. The Laufhaus itself advertises that it is open every day of the year, around the clock.

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