Upon walking into the bordello one is faced with a vast, opulent theatre in the classical style. Ornately comfortable chairs are scattered liberally around the room alongside small tables waited upon by a vast array of beautiful women in immaculate evening dress.
At the rear of the room, behind the vast bar, is a mural which stretches from floor to ceiling. It depicts a burlesque dancer in the middle of a performance and is lit by multiple burning torches.
The bar itself is well-manned and well-stocked, with tall, laquered-wood stools marking a sharp contrast to the plain, darkwood counter. Cocktails are a speciality and there are always sufficient waitresses on hand to ensure that you are well-tended at all times.
At the front of the room is a slightly raised stage area, upon which the highly elaborate and excellently choreographed shows take place. As there is no day or night here the performances are as random as they are magnificent, with everything from a string quartet to a can-can line sharing equal time and attention. The only thing they all share is the high standard of aesthetic and artistic talent on display.
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From the theatre there are infinite doors and side-rooms, all of which look onto the stage via the use of large mirrors against the back wall which reflect the shows. This allows for privacy without the need to sacrifice your view. Amongst these are the executive suites, where particularly honoured guests may sit and be waited upon by the finest hostesses we have to offer from the best seats in the house.
