By M.J. | Veamijo
Official venue information checked: 3 November 2026.
Planning an adult night out in Amsterdam as a woman, with friends or as a couple? The useful question is what kind of evening you want: female stage performers, a male revue, or an erotic bar experience. Those formats have different tickets, entry policies and expectations.
This guide to Amsterdam strip clubs for women and couples compares published venue information, including admission prices where the operator provides them. Banana Club and BonTon explicitly welcome women. Coqtales offers a separate male-show format. La Vie en Proost is included as an additional strip-bar option with admission details still to confirm.
How we researched this: We checked the official pages linked below. This is a planning comparison, not a ranking based on personal visits. Promotional rates, availability and door policies can change; confirm your date directly before booking or travelling.
Amsterdam venues at a glance
| Venue | Format | Women and couples | Published price information |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banana Club | Female dancers and pole performances | Official site welcomes women and men and refers to visiting with a partner. | Current promotion: €30 per person with two specified drinks; normal advertised price €40. |
| BonTon Amsterdam | Boutique strip club with private-room options | FAQ explicitly mentions women visiting solo, in couples and in groups. | Standard entry €50 per person; special-event or peak-night rates may differ. Drinks and additional services separate. |
| Coqtales | Ticketed male entertainment show | Markets primarily to women and celebration groups; confirm your group’s admission. | Official page displays conflicting prices. Check dated checkout. |
| La Vie en Proost | Strip bar with female stage performers | Female and couple admission not clearly established on the official pages reviewed. | Advertises lap dances from €20; a general entry price was not verified. |
A published welcome policy helps you shortlist a venue. It does not promise entry for every party or establish how comfortable you will feel. Ask about solo admission, group size and the performance format that matters to you.
Banana Club: a walk-in option with female performers
Address: Oudezijds Achterburgwal 37, Amsterdam.
Banana Club’s own description welcomes women and men and offers pole performances, table dances and optional lap dances. Its FAQ gives an 18+ minimum age and says reservations and group discounts are unavailable.
The official price page currently advertises €30 admission per person, including two beers, wines or soft drinks, alongside a normal €40 price. Treat €30 as a promotion, not a permanent tariff. The contact page lists 8 p.m.–2 a.m. daily, opening at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and states that the venue closes on December 31.
Banana Club and Banana Bar are different products
The same operator lists Banana Bar at €50 per person for 60 minutes with four drinks. Do not assume that ticket buys the Club experience or that the Club promotion applies to the Bar. Ask which venue, time allowance and entertainment are included before paying. Additional purchases need their own price check.
BonTon: a club option with an explicit welcome for women
Address: Stadhouderskade 64-1, Amsterdam.
BonTon’s Amsterdam FAQ lists standard entry at €50 per person, with drinks and additional services charged separately. It explicitly welcomes women arriving alone, in couples or in groups. Women must be 21 or older with government-issued photo ID. The visitor page lists men from 18 and women from 21, but the FAQ uses broader wording that could imply 21 for all patrons. Men aged 18–20 should obtain confirmation directly before travelling; do not treat the lower age as guaranteed admission.
The €50 rate is standard admission, not a guaranteed quote for every date: the FAQ says special events and peak nights may cost more. Published Amsterdam hours are Wednesday–Saturday, 9 p.m.–5 a.m. The FAQ says reservations are accepted up to 10:30 p.m.; later walk-ins depend on capacity. Ask whether that cutoff refers to your booking time, arrival time or both.
Its dress guidance favours smart evening clothes and permits dressy flats as an option for women. The house rules prohibit the use of cameras or video equipment, including mobile phones; ask staff where phone use is permitted. Clarify the exact entertainment and private-room terms before choosing a package.
Coqtales: choose this format if you want male dancers
Published location: Rigakade 10, Amsterdam.
Coqtales markets a male entertainment show for women, including girls’ nights and bachelorette celebrations. The ticket descriptions list an 18+ requirement and distinguish regular seating from VIP and dinner products.
There is a practical problem with quoting a single rate: the official homepage shows different prices within the same ticket sections. It also gives inconsistent show times and durations. We have therefore left out a fixed ticket price, start time and running time.
Use the official booking link to select a date, then confirm the final payable price, fees, location, arrival time and inclusions. If you are attending as a couple or mixed group, ask whether your group is admitted; marketing aimed at women does not by itself establish every admission rule. Ask how to decline participation if you prefer to watch.
La Vie en Proost: an additional venue to ask about
Address: Warmoesstraat 113, Amsterdam.
La Vie en Proost’s official website advertises female stage shows approximately every ten minutes and lap dances starting at €20. Its reservations page says the bar does not take reservations.
Published hours are 8 p.m.–3 a.m. Monday–Thursday and Sunday, and 3 p.m.–4 a.m. Friday–Saturday. The official pages reviewed did not clearly establish a general entry tariff, minimum admission age or explicit female/solo/couple policy.
That makes this a candidate to contact rather than a confirmed recommendation for women or couples. Ask those questions before including it in your plans. Do not use a third-party entry estimate as the venue’s current quote.
How much should two people budget?
Compare entry with entry, then add the experiences you actually want. A ticket with drinks and a club admission without drinks are different purchases.
| Example for two adults | Entry calculation | What remains outside the calculation |
|---|---|---|
| Banana Club at the advertised promotion | 2 × €30 = €60; two specified drinks per person. | Extra drinks, separately priced entertainment and transport; confirm the promotion still applies. |
| BonTon standard entry | 2 × €50 = €100 at the standard rate; confirm event or peak-night pricing. | Drinks, additional services, any package costs and transport. |
| Coqtales | Use the live price for two tickets on your chosen date. | Check fees and package inclusions before adding dinner, drinks or upgrades. |
These are arithmetic examples using the published admission figures above, not full evening budgets. Before accepting a private performance, confirm the duration and whether the quote is per person, per dance or per room. Ask about minimum spending and any additional charges before opening a tab.
Choosing as a solo woman, a couple or a group
Solo: prioritise a clear admission answer and a format you want to watch. Ask where ordinary seating is and whether any purchase beyond entry is required.
As a couple: agree on spending and boundaries beforehand. Decide whether you want to watch together, whether either person is interested in an optional performance and how you will handle a change of mind.
With friends: confirm that the venue accepts your group size and celebration plans. A birthday or hen party does not override dress requirements, performer boundaries or capacity limits.
For a broader destination comparison, read our European clubs and shows guide for women. If the whole experience is new, our first strip club visit guide for women explains the practical questions to ask.
Dress, phones and practical planning
Check the individual venue’s dress requirements rather than assuming Amsterdam has one shared club dress code. Our outfit guide gives starting points to compare with the venue’s own rules.
Bring the ID required by the operator, confirm accepted payment methods and plan your journey home. Check photography rules before lifting your phone. Respect performers and other guests, and ask staff about any interaction you do not understand. Entry or payment never creates permission to ignore a person’s boundaries.
Frequently asked questions
Can women go to strip clubs in Amsterdam?
Some operators expressly welcome women. Check the named venue’s policy, including its minimum age and whether solo guests or your group arrangement are admitted.
Which Amsterdam venue should a couple choose?
Choose the entertainment format first, then confirm admission, seating and the total cost. This guide compares published information; it does not rank venues from personal experience.
Are all the adult venues in the Red Light District the same?
No. A strip bar, male revue and erotic theatre can offer very different performances and ticket structures. Check the actual programme before buying.
Can I book every venue in advance?
No. Some venues use walk-in admission while others sell tickets or accept reservations. Follow the individual booking policy described above and confirm it for your date.
Are the prices guaranteed?
No. They are the operator’s published figures checked on 3 November 2026. Promotions and special-event pricing can change. Confirm the current total and inclusions directly.
Official sources
Research checked on 3 November 2026: Banana Club’s format, prices, FAQ and contact information; BonTon Amsterdam’s FAQ, visitor information and house rules; Coqtales’ official ticket information; and La Vie en Proost’s homepage and reservations page. Selection and planning advice are Veamijo’s editorial judgments.
