Get to know Colette New Orleans.
Colette is a national lifestyle club brand known for upscale venues, a lounge-forward atmosphere, and a crowd that skews toward well-dressed couples in their 30s and 40s. The New Orleans location brings that brand to one of the most naturally permissive cities in the country — a city where adults-only nightlife has always been part of the culture.
Public community reviews of Colette venues across its locations consistently describe polished facilities, professional staff, a social-first pace that moves from cocktail-hour mingling into later play activity, and a strong ratio of couples. The upscale format means higher entry costs than a typical club, and the crowd reflects it — reviewers note that this is not a cheap night out, and the experience is calibrated accordingly.
New Orleans's event calendar and the Colette brand's own programming make the club particularly active during Mardi Gras season and major city events. Verify current entry pricing, membership options, and the event calendar on the official site before visiting.
Page content updated August 20, 2026; source fact-check status shown above.
Layout, nights, and practical details.
Hours, dress code, and admission — verified
Verified directly on the official Colette New Orleans page (August 2026): the club is open Wednesday and Thursday from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., and Friday–Saturday from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. It welcomes couples, single men, and single women, all 21 and over — Colette describes itself as a private membership-only club for people active in or curious about swinging, polyamory, or open relationships. Membership is per couple or individual, with pricing set out on the club's own pricing page.
Dress code is enforced and detailed: general attire is upscale-restaurant-or-nightclub level, with lingerie, fetish, leather, and gothic wear explicitly welcomed for women; beach wear and athletic shoes are not permitted. Single men face a stricter, explicitly "strictly enforced" requirement — a collared shirt, slacks or nice jeans, and dress shoes.
Colette New Orleans: what we can (and can't) tell you
JoinTheSwing doesn't publish member venue reviews of Colette New Orleans yet. What we can tell you honestly: public community feedback on the Colette brand nationally is consistently positive on facilities and staff, with the caveat that it is a premium-priced night out, and New Orleans's own event calendar and Mardi Gras season programming make this location particularly active on the club's biggest nights.
Colette New Orleans: your questions.
Can single men and single women attend Colette New Orleans?
Yes. Colette New Orleans welcomes couples, single men, and single women, all 21 and over. Single men face a stricter, strictly-enforced dress requirement — a collared shirt, slacks or nice jeans, and dress shoes — so confirm the current door policy before you go.
What are Colette New Orleans's hours?
Wednesday and Thursday, 9 p.m.–2 a.m.; Friday and Saturday, 9 p.m.–4 a.m., per the club's official site as of August 2026. Hours can change with events, so check the current calendar before planning a visit.
What's the dress code at Colette New Orleans?
Upscale restaurant-or-nightclub attire at minimum. Women's lingerie, fetish, leather, and gothic looks are explicitly welcomed; beach wear and athletic shoes are not. Single men must wear a collared shirt, slacks or nice jeans, and dress shoes — the club describes this rule as strictly enforced.
Does JoinTheSwing have member reviews of Colette New Orleans?
Not yet. This page reflects the club's own published policies and honestly summarized public reputation, not member ratings.