Are you on the lookout for a spot for your next BDSM getaway? BDSM is more fun and pleasurable when the environment is right. Imagine a private outdoor location where you can let out your screams of ecstasy without fears of intrusion, with the sun or the moon majestically complementing the already beautiful moment.  There are a couple of such spots, and we will take a look at them in this article.

The first on our list is  “La Domaine Esemar,” a “bed and bondage” spot situated near Albany, New York. After a sumptuous king like feast, “La Domaine Esemar” offers medieval-themed scenario, with vintage knight helmet and fraternity paddle. 

There is just one guest room in the manor, although the place manages to accommodate over 150 travelers in a month. It is a common practice for subs to sleep in the dungeon while their partners camp out in the backyard. 

Not surprisingly, kinky travelers are getting more options when it comes to BDSM travel destinations and accommodations. For instance, the Tourism Management Journal recently published a piece on the impending transition of BDSM into a mainstream trend. According to the paper, tourism officials need to “understand deviants,” considering the fresh transition of BDSM into a “new trend for tourist consumption.” A pointer to this fact, perhaps, is the continuous creation and adoption of new bed and dungeon arrangements in recent times. 

Let’s also mention the website KinkBnb, which offers a decent rage of shareable dungeons bookable online. Apart from being the pioneers of this trend, they seem to offer the best out there. Now you can conveniently reserve SM spaces for yourself and your partner in different locations, including the lofts in San Francisco, the Leipzig’s prison cells, or Hollywood’s classic dungeon.  The platform boasts of a directory that includes about 300 bookable rooms spread across more than 40 countries worldwide. KinkBnb is also on the verge of creating a “reputation network based on the paradigm of a ‘kinky passport’ that will keep track of the lodgings and activities of users. According to its CEO, Darren Mckeeman, guests who rent more frequently will get more stamps from different top dungeons, which will, in turn, raise their chances of getting approved in new dungeons and SM locations. 

While the concept of bed and dungeons has not been around forever, something similar in the form of dominatrix has existed all along. According to Anne O. Nomis (not a real name), who authored “The History of the Dominatrix,” dominatrix had always existed as some sort of boarding school. They could be “very grand establishments, stationed in multi-roomed large houses.” This started as far back as the 1800s in England, and such facilities serve as training grounds for upcoming doms. Nomis says that the slaves are usually locked in a cage until the dominatrix comes around to try different treatments with them.