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    Le Bain

    3.1 (1k reviews)
    PriceyBars, Dance Clubs
    Closed 2:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Patrick Z.

    Had a great night at Le Bain! There was a bit of a line to get in even with tickets (which you do need by the way) but it's a free space which is great. Inside the views were perfect and it wasnt too crowded, there was some space to dance. Saw Rich Medina do a full set on vinyl only which was amazing, his choices were so funky and just banger after banger. Sound was great but lighting couldve been a bit better. Tons of disco balls but they werent used much. There was an open air upstairs area too with even better views of downtown manhattan and jersey but way more crowded and the music was harder to hear. Downstairs much much better but nice to have a place for some fresh air.

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    Olivia C.

    Writing as an out of town visitor, Le Bain was interesting. One thing I'll note is I was a little bit overdressed for the environment, I saw a younger crowd, dressed more casual in sneakers and jeans as opposed to tight dresses. Meanwhile, I came in looking like a baddie in a snatched leather corset dress and while I looked amazing, I feel as though I might've looked too amazing and I will need to recycle this look. The music was more electric-type, and I generally prefer hip-hop, but the vibe in there was cool, people were dancing and seemed to be having a lot of fun. My cosmopolitan was $20 which for New York I felt like was standard in terms of pricing, and I liked it, wasn't too sweet. It surprisingly wasn't too difficult to get a drink despite it being pretty busy in there. The rooftop gave an amazing skyline view of the city, and I could see it definitely being a destination spot on those warm New York summer nights. I think the pool inside made for a fun touch for ambience, but I did feel like there was no way I was going to get in there. But the gentleman working there assured me that the pool is cleaned daily. There were some people who got a little wild that night, and there was some vomit near the entrance, but the people working there were helpful to make sure we didn't step in it. Overall, the club appears to accommodate a younger crowd in their 20s, and as a woman in her 30s it wasn't necessarily my vibe but I think someone in their 20s would have a really fun time there and it's worth checking out if life hasn't beaten you to smithereens yet and you still have the drive within to go out and get a little freaky with it.

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    Elaimey P.

    Went there for a night out with one of my friends. It was such a great night. They played amazing house music! Drinks were affordable, paid about 23 dollars for two drinks. There's a rooftop area with a great view.

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    Bret F.

    Come for the amazing city views from the roof. Aside from that the bar is no frills, basic drinks and everything was sticky and felt somewhat run down. The espresso martini was pre batched and they were going to serve it straight up with no shaking. I asked for mine to be shaken, my friend didn't and it was warm.

    Leanna S.

    The best place for a romantic but viby evening in NYC. The music and drink were fantastic and we even got the crepe on the rooftop. We will be back.

    Darrel K.

    We heard about this place from a buddy and decided to check it out before our reso at Genesis next door! In addition to the cool vibe and atmosphere, the drinks were also very good, and a great start to the night. Seeing the Hudson from above was absolutely breathtaking! If I were still in my 20s, I would move to NYC to experience life in the Empire State, cos it is even grander and more amazing in person!

    Steph S.

    Best night ever! Honestly if you're from a city where things close late late and wanna parrrrtayyy this was the spot! I went in a Wednesday nite after a friend invited me for a DJ set that was totally rained out. I thought "no way can the nite be over it's only 1am and isn't this the city that NEVER SLEEPS?!?! Coming from Miami, you can easily find places open til about 4am. So we got invited (my friend and i) to take a Uber to Le Bain and it did not disappoint! It's so quiet on the street level, i was convinced there is no way anything is going on, you couldn't hear anything and respectfully that's how it should be A huge elevator, like in Disney's haunted ride, we packed in and were greeted with the best of the best Afrobeats, Amapiano music. There was a huge pony by the entrance and a POOOLLLL?!?! yeah i wish i had a swimsuit id so be in there! Come to think of it idk if they had swimsuits The DJ was lit! The ppl were amazing and honestly i can't wait to go again. It must of been for the end of pride month but nonetheless everyone was so kind

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    Asia T.

    Crowd is iffy sometimes but there is no cover. The most beautiful bathrooms you will probably ever see and free coat check. Have been here many times, mostly for the view when taking out of towners. Worth it for the unique ambiance, house music and lack of cover. Probably should avoid on the weekends, like most spots downtown.

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    Bad bouncers/ promoters Wouldn't recommend. And the line is ridiculously long even with rsvp

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    Went here for my bachelorette party and had an amazing time! I especially loved the bathroom, it was very nice and relaxing

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    terrible environment. the workers treat everybody so bad and their hot tub gave me so much clamydia

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    Yo TJ the bouncer made my night. Also LP at the coat check was holding it down. Good crew there

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    Ask the Community - Le Bain

    What type of music?

    Edm , dance music

    Do you need a ticket/rsvp for the halloween party, or can you just walk up?

    Have the same question, did you end up needing one?

    Is there hookah?

    not that I saw

    Is there a cover charge to get in?

    $10 or possibly free if you're there for a hosted event.

    Is the entry 18 or 21?

    The age requirement is 21

    What's the music like on a Saturday night? Turn-up friendly for a mixed group of gals and gay boys?

    Saturday is house music. Best nights for turn up music are Wednesday and Thursday

    How much is it to get in?

    I've never had to pay to get in. But they get very picky and don't allow everyone in all the time. They make excuses but go there looking nice and there should not be a problem.

    Is there a cover charge at the door?

    No, there was no cover the times I had went :)

    Is the hot tub currently open and if not when will it be?

    Yes, it's open..

    Are you guys winter friendly at the rooftop?

    It's the top floor (completely enclosed) of the Standard Hotel, not an open-air rooftop

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    There was another floor which looked like a club, that was getting ready to open (right below rooftop).

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