About the club
Secret Door is opening in a historic vaulted cellar in Smíchov — a short ride from the centre, and deliberately far from the tourist venues around Wenceslas Square. We want a place people come back to, not one they stumble into once.
The room
The cellar beneath Na Bělidle is older than most of the businesses around it. A barrel-vaulted brick ceiling, alcoves cut into the walls, and an acoustic that makes people lower their voices without being asked.
We built the interior around what was already there. The brick stayed exposed and we lit it warmly from below, the same way the bar is lit. No cold neon and no colour-shifting LED strips.
Two connected rooms: a serpentine cocktail bar at the front, the main room with the stage behind it. The VIP rooms were made from wall alcoves that can be closed off with a curtain.
100
seats
3
VIP rooms
4
areas to choose from
6 min
walk from Anděl
How it works here
A venue like this stands or falls on trust. Here is what you can hold us to.
The full price list is on this site. No service charge, no cover fee, and the bill comes itemised. In Prague that is closer to an exception than a rule — which is exactly why we do it.
No photography or filming in the room. We keep no guest lists and staff do not discuss who was here. If you come for a business meeting, it stays a private one.
Dancers work voluntarily and may decline. Guests do not touch without consent. Anyone who ignores that finishes the evening at the door — no discussion, no exceptions.
This is not a contest to see who spends most. If a guest is past his limit we stop serving him. We would rather lose the revenue than the reputation.
The big Prague clubs are packed around Wenceslas Square and live mostly off visitors who wander in once. We are a few stops away, somewhere people travel to on purpose.
Anděl metro is six minutes on foot, trams stop around the corner, and there is enough else nearby for the evening to start or finish somewhere other than here.
