Swinging into a new town

[the Nomads 78]

We just got back from an amazing lifestyle weekend in Nashville which included a night at Menages. I have to say I really enjoyed that place with a few caveats. One thing I've definitely learned is that Mrs. and I are not pick up people at the club types. We just prefer to get to know people a little bit before playing. We look at clubs as a place to bring friends. So saturday night the place was rocking. We ended up hanging out in one of the sitting areas off the dance floor socializing and taking in the sights that walked by. We then decided to head upstairs and see what was going on over there. Lets just say we showed up at the exact right time. The room consisted of an L shaped couch with a center ottoman seat as well as an L shaped couch in the corner and a couple of other couches along the wall. A pair of beautiful ladies were getting to know each other and just so happened to be softly lit by a nearby lamp. As they were getting more involved one of their partners turned the light off drawing some boos from the crowd. Thankfully they were kind of enough to turn it back on and quickly owned the room. I've never seen a room with so many people suddenly become so quiet. Prior to this there was no real action going on in the room. Slowly you started to notice other couples taking action on the urges they were getting from watching these two lovely ladies and their handsome partners. It kicked things off for us too and we exited shortly to go back to our hotel with the friends we brought to the club.

 

So my thoughts on this club. Previously we've been to Secrets in Orlando and Colette New Orleans. Colette was our favorite and still holds a place in my heart but I have to say. The size and layout of Menages was really well done. Originally I thought it would be a problem with the fact that they had NO BEDS in the place. It was all couches and seats and such. While it certainly didn't allow for some more comfortable private play it did allow for a lot of more open room play and having our hotel nearby helped. You can't beat playing in a nice king size bed back in the hotel vs the queen or even double mattress found in Colette. The dance floor while a little small offered a variety of activities besides dancing including some pole work and a couple of cages for ladies to dance in. Price-wise it was quite fair and from what I was told they just celebrated 19 years so they must be doing something right.

 

They also have a dedicated room for DBSM that included a swing, a St. Andrews Cross and a few other items that I have no idea what they were but I assumed brought enjoyment to someone. Like Colette they provide setups, ice, mixers, etc. Unlike Colette you keep up with your own booze. They don't keep it behind the bar. Whenever we go back we will be bringing a cooler back of some sort with us. They do have ice buckets to set up if you a drinking a bottle that you want to keep cold.

 

Hope this review helps and I'm still coming off the high of the weekend so this review may be biased.

 

Mr. Nomad