Guilt is one of Mexico City's most vibrant gay dance clubs, located in the upscale Polanco neighborhood near the Zona Rosa. The venue attracts a fashionable crowd and maintains a selective dress code—no tank tops, shorts, flip-flops, or baseball caps are permitted. The club emphasizes style and attitude over brand names.
The spacious venue features multiple levels with stunning lighting, décor, and a large dance floor centered around a DJ booth surrounded by decorative fish tanks. The club regularly hosts drag shows and go-go dancers, with music ranging from pop and house to hip-hop. A terrace area offers opportunities for people-watching and socializing.
Known for its euphoric party atmosphere, Guilt attracts some of Mexico City's most beautiful people and those seeking an upscale nightlife experience. The cover charge is reasonable, and drinks are fairly priced. The club operates on select evenings and has earned a reputation as an exciting alternative to traditional Zona Rosa venues, offering a more exclusive and refined party environment.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 22:30 - 03:00
Friday: 21:30 - 05:00
Saturday: 20:00 - 05:00
Sunday: Closed
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