Naughty Play Floor

At Naughty, you can truly express your sexual freedom in a safe, adults-only, non-judgmental, clean, and refined space surrounded by other like-minded adults and industry-leading professionals who make it their life’s work to protect you and ensure that you have a sexy and safe time. You do not need to be non-monogamous or a swinger to attend Naughty N’awlins, but you need to have an open mind about these things. We have many couples who just want to watch (voyeurs), or their fantasy is being watched (exhibitionists). We have other couples who never go onto the play floor, which is fine too. We respect everyone’s boundaries, and we want everyone to feel welcome and safe.

Our playrooms are the main attraction when it comes to demonstrating sexual freedom. Over the years, the Naughty playrooms have evolved. We’ve learned from experiences we’ve had all over the world and over decades of experience. We are proud and grateful to still be evolving, to be on top of how things are changing, and to always be reinventing the way we provide you with a Naughty experience.

We always ask that you read our Naughty Consent Policy thoroughly before coming into the playrooms, even if you’ve already been to our events and played in the playrooms before. It’s good practice to know the latest customs and formalities of the lifestyle and sex-positive world as times change in order to avoid negative situations.

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about our Naughty playrooms, whether you're visiting for the first time or just want to update your knowledge of our rules, guidelines, and operations.

Dress Code

Naughty N’awlins’ Play Floors are both Dress-Down Play Floors. This means that Street clothes cannot be worn AT ALL during the Play Floor’s open hours. All attendees are asked to wear either lingerie, underwear, pajamas, robes, towels, or bare it all.
Throughout the years, and from our experience at other clubs, we’ve noticed that having a Dress-Down Policy keeps the atmosphere sensual and helps people differentiate between staff and people playing.

What can we bring or not bring onto the Play Floor?

Feel free to bring:

• -  Condoms, Lube, and other sexual health items. The Play Floors at N’awlins are stocked

  with sponsor-provided condoms, lube, and gloves, but it is a good idea to bring your own

  favorite brands.

• -  Toys and cleaner. We have a curated selection of toys (with cleaner) available to try out

  in the Toy Room at the Astor, but it’s always a good idea to bring your favorites for

  playing with others or yourselves.

• -  Sealed bottled water. While our hydration stations are placed throughout the floor if you

  have a preference for water, feel free to bring your own.

• Puppy Pads/Chux for our squirters. Although we have dedicated staff to sanitize the beds and change sheets, if you’re known to create a puddle, you may be more comfortable bringing your own pad or waterproof blanket.

• -  Bags to carry all of your items. If you’re planning to change on the floor, bringing a bag to hold your items isn’t a bad idea.

Do not bring:

• -  Your own speakers and music. We provide a sensual atmosphere at both hotels with music, lighting, and essential oils.

• -  Alcohol and beverages other than sealed water bottles are prohibited on either Play Floor. You will be asked to leave your cups, bottles, and cans at the door on our beverage table. If you are finished with a drink, let the door attendant know, and they will get rid of it for you.

• -  Food. Food, even sealed items, do not belong on the Naughty Play Floor for sanitation purposes - NO EXCEPTIONS. If you need a break from an activity or have a medical condition, please plan to exit the floor.

• Phones are NOT allowed on the Play Floor to protect the security and confidentiality of everyone on the floor. Please leave your phones in your room or in your Play Floor bag.

Room Options

We are so excited to unveil our Play Floors this year with a few new additions and exciting changes. Don’t miss the Play Floor Tour—self-guided with hosts—on Wednesday night at 10 p.m.

The NOPSI

N’awlins’ second hotel simply would not be complete without our signature Play Floor experience. Complete with 20 beds and a reverse Czech-style glory hole, this intimate environment can be found on floor 2R and is open to anyone attending the event, regardless of which hotel you’re staying in. If you find yourself really hitting it off with a couple during the pool parties, there are select Daytime Playtime hours at the NOPSI. Even if you are not planning to play, check out this beautiful space.

Group Room

This large room is what Naughty is most known for: with over 30 beds, this is the perfect place to come with new connections or find a group to join (with Consent, of course!). It’s also a great room to come watch and be watched by couples who don’t want to swap but enjoy being in a sexy atmosphere.

Toy Room

Have you ever wanted to try before you buy? The Toy Room is your chance to try out a Motorbunny or Sybian Machine, Hitachi wands, and more. With a privacy screen, toy cleaner, and everything you need to feel comfortable, make sure you stop by and spend some time in the toy room!

Bi-Room

This room is for bisexual couples, bisexual males, and bisexual females. Naughty realizes there is a long way to go to achieve acceptance for bisexual males, particularly. This room is dedicated to creating a space for anyone interested in any sort of bi-play. If you are uncomfortable with bisexual play, this is not the room for you.

Crystal Room

This is one of our most gorgeous rooms, with intricate crystal curtains and LED lights that set the mood. It is a must-visit room and is open to couples, groups, and individuals.

Semi-Private Room

The Semi-Private rooms are a great way to tiptoe into the playrooms. Either close the curtains for a more private experience or hang the chain across the drape to signify a closed-play bed. Consent is key here. Remember, do not join in without asking express permission.

Exhibition and Voyeur Room

NEW TO NAUGHTY THIS YEAR! Naughty is always innovating, and we heard you last year—there are a lot of exhibitionists and voyeurs out there. This room features an open concept, with no drape separating each bed, glory holes, and reverse Czech-style Female Glory Holes. If you need permission to watch or be watched or explore a gang-bang scenario, this is the room for you!

Glory Holes and Reverse (Female) Glory Holes are an exciting new addition, but they do come with additional rules. Just because a person is using the glory holes does not mean anyone and everyone can participate. Check-in with the person’s partner and with them. Listen carefully for words like stop, no, and done. If you’re in the glory hole, speak up when you’re finished or don’t want to continue. Condom use is mandatory unless negotiated otherwise, but always encouraged.

Dark Room

The Dark Room is back for another year at Naughty! Pitch black, with blackout curtains, this room is great for anonymous encounters. Consent is still VERY important in this room, though it looks a little different. By entering this room, you consent to the possibility that someone may bump into you, touch you, or accidental contact. Asking for consent is mandatory for anything outside of that - kissing, fondling, and especially penetration. It is not an “anything goes” room but rather an exciting way to explore anonymous sex.

Plus-One Room

For couples looking to add another person to their experience, or for hotwives and stag/vixen couples, this is the room for you.
Nessa, from Hump Day Quickies Podcast, describes her Plus-One Room experience in her guest blog. Her perspective on why you don’t want to miss this room will have you anticipating your next adventure.

Wherever you decide to explore - whether in a hotel room or on the Play Floor - consent is MANDATORY. Consent must be FRIES:

Freely given - consenting is a choice you and the other party make without manipulation, pressure, or under the influence of alcohol or other substances.

Reversible - any party can change their mind at any time, even if you’re already naked or in the middle of something - and prior consent (having done something before) does not mean that consent has been given THIS time.

Informed - you and the other party can only fully consent to something if everyone knows the full picture of what is going to happen; this includes condom use and who is involved.

Enthusiastic - when it comes to sex, anything other than a “hell yes!” is a no. Only do things you really WANT to do, not things you feel like you’re expected to do.

Specific - Saying yes to one thing (like making out with Alex) does not mean you say yes to everything (like making out with Alex’s partner, Taylor, or having sex with Alex).