Reviews

It has been awhile since I’ve been able to make it to ATL, sadly. So, I had to catch up by visiting four different clubs this night. I will review those separately.…

I finally got around to checking out Synsations after chatting with one of the girls on Instagram and despite the negative reviews I've seen, I actually had a good time and plan on returning. …

I visited this club only because the last reviewer mentioned it was turning a corner. Wrong turn. The bouncer was not nice, or happy to see me unlike the guy at Vivide who covers his…

Arrived on Saturday night around 11pm. Parked and paid the attendant $20. The lot was about 3/4 full, which was a good sign. Brief pat down outside, with no one collecting an…

Apologies ahead for droning on with not a great deal of details Arrived on Friday at 7:30, apparently the Valet and entry fee start at 8:00. The door guy is not rude but not very welcoming,…

My first visit here. As I was looking for somewhere new. Had been visiting Vivide occasionally. But figured I should be more adventurous, in about the same part of town. Stayed less than 40 minutes… Negatives:…

This was my second visit to the club. It was a thursday night, and the club was mostly empty. It's a very nice club cosmetically and the parking seemed safe. Its a huge club…

The club now opens at 3 PM. I figured by a bit before 7 PM it would have a bit of a crowd, especially since this is the closest strip club to the All-Star Game.…

Synsations was completely unmarked, with no obvious signage. I turned on their street only because of my GPS and a parking lot across from the building with a ton of orange cones and "valet" signs.…

First of all I also visited on Monday. It was completely dead and I was told things were better later in the week so I decided to visit Friday. I arrived around 9:30 and…

I've been hearing about Synsations for a while now so I finally decided to try it out one Thursday afternoon around 3. (Bad decision in hindsight). I had heard about how hard it can be…

I’ve been here several times now and it’s finally a rival for Pony and TT. Syn now is what Cheetah used to be: upscale, roomy, inviting, feels ultra high end but accessible to everyone. It’s…