It's easy! Just use my contact form and tell me about your event, when it's scheduled, the audience size, the venue, and the topics you'd like covered. I answer I all my correspondence personally!

My contact form is for all non-brothel-related inquires, if you're looking for hands-on intimacy training, couples sessions, or for other services offered exclusively in Nevada, you can contact me via HannahFoxx@bunnyranch.com

The Nevada Brothel System allows for independent contractors to work under a prostitution license (which is fully legal in the state), so that a practitioner is legally allowed to touch and interact with clients in a discreet location. What kinds of services each independent contractor offers is entirely up to them! Traditional sex therapists and doctors aren't allowed to physically interact with sexual dysfunction or watch sex acts to educate, and this allows me to do what no other intimacy coach elsewhere can do, help you hands on!

I've worked with individuals, couples, and public events as a doula/midwife and sex educator for the better part of a decade. I have hands-on experience dealing with everything from sexual dysfunction to the psychology of dating.

I have also trained as a nurse and EMT, though because of my license I must specifically say that my intimacy-related services are not under the auspices of a medical license and are NEVER a substitute for the advice of your doctor or licensed therapist.

I have great working relationships with pelvic specialists and other amazing professionals that I am happy to provide referrals for if your problem requires medical attention.

Yes we're open! Some indexing websites haven't gotten around to updating for every location, but rest assured the industry is alive and well. The death of Dennis Hoff caused some people to question if his properties would remain open and they too are already up and running.

Trick question! The answer is zero! Clark County (the county that includes Las Vegas) has a strict policy on legal sex work and you'll need to drive a few hours outside of Vegas to find a legal establishment. If someone offers their services directly out of Las Vegas, no matter how reputable they seem, they are operating outside the law.

The only exception are properties like the Moonlite Bunny Ranch who provide the ability to outbook and outcall to go anywhere in the state for a booking, but you must first meet in person on the property outside Carson City in Northern Nevada to start the booking, as it's the only place that's legal to discuss prices!

The great news is that many Nevadans commute back and forth from Northern Nevada to Las Vegas for employment, and that means there is an inexpensive flight daily that can take you from Northern Nevada to Las Vegas in as little as 45 minutes. Book a companion or an educational session on the property and fly out to have your own private adventure!

Nevada Brothel Law is complicated. Only counties that have chosen to allow brothels may have them, such as Lyon County, and generally only properties that have already been licensed can offer services. 

This strangeness of the law creates the odd situation that properties have to meet very strict criteria to be able to make improvements or remodel, and many of the brothels in Nevada are full of architectural oddities that date back to the 70s or even earlier for this reason.

Cathouses near Reno and Carson City have a very rich history, with many celebrity visitors and events that aren't necessarily focused on the services offered at the location, such as Karaoke nights, celebrations, and educational events. Due to the fact they aren't allowed to advertise, many of these events are only visible on the actual content for those locations or by word-of-mouth.

Being licensed to work on location requires constant updating of health screening paperwork and background checks, and all activities booked through the ranch require protection.

Operating under the auspices of the law also gives Legal Brothels the ability to offer discretion and protection from scrutiny for the private adventures and education that take place there. Many locations offer discreet entrances, on request, and you can proceed with a visit or booking with the same confidence you would scheduling a massage at a commercial chain location.

Due to the fact that extensive background checks are necessary as part of working in the industry, brothel workers, be they on a small tour from living elsewhere or living on the location semi-permanently, have a vested interest in not only your privacy, but keeping their behavior both professional and legal.

Every person who works in the legal system, with few exceptions for location-based staff, is working as an independent contractor and has guidelines that are set through the house but have a lot of latitude in pricing for their time.

Factors include whether or not that lady lives locally or has to commute from elsewhere in the country to go on tour, expenses for everything from clothing and makeup to educational materials, and what they do in their primary career if they have one and need to charge to make offering their time worthwhile.

As legal workers, we also pay taxes! Most establishments take 50% of booking amounts to pay to keep the lights on and pay the series of fees and licensing requirements to keep their doors open. Establishments have to have their own employees, as well, for everything from security to housekeeping to accounting in order to offer a safe place for brothels workers to operate.

This means if you book a legal sex worker for $2000, they're actually getting about $700 for their time before expenses, and an average tour costs someone who travels to go on tour an average excess of $10,000, not only from lost wages or opportunities from their life away from the ranch, but for travel expenses and more.

For this reason the average booking amount for simple services at a legal brothel is in the lower four figures, and planning a minimum budget in that range before making arrangements to travel for your very first visit is a wise idea.

Bear in mind that after your first visit to any property, most of these concerns will evaporate as once you step foot on the property it then becomes legal to discuss services, time, and most importantly, price.

Do you believe that intimacy is a human need? Have you ever thought about how challenging it can be to have sexual dysfunction, a new medical diagnosis, or to try to rediscover dating and intimacy after the loss of a partner you never thought you'd have to live without?

You're not the only one!

It's a common misapprehension that brothels are antagonistic to important cultural values like fidelity and marriage. Most people who have no exposure to the legal system conjure up mental images of strip clubs and seedy bars and imagine married men being seduced by lascivious prostitutes for money while having to keep one hand on their wallet.

Narratives like this can be amusing, but they have nothing to do with the reality of the legal system. Most marriage and sex therapists have the crippling limitation that they cannot touch or physically interact with you when trying to provide guidance or education. Imagine the boundaries that are lifted and the incredible progress that can be made without those constraints!

Most brothel visitors are looking to connect, and they think they can't ask for the emotional context they clearly need, and so they start by asking to explore fetishes and encounters with more than one person at a time because without understanding more they think it's all we have to offer.

What visitors come to understand, however, is that motivated self-interest is a part of every relationship, be it personal or professional, each with its own boundaries and circumstances. What Nevada Brothels offer is less important than Who is offering it.

Many brothel workers are teachers or educators, have Master's or other professional degrees, and work in industries like Health, Education, and Professional Services. PhD candidates in gender studies or Psychology will even sometimes do a tour to learn first-hand the dynamics of the human condition behind closed doors.

This makes finding the right kind of provider for your visit crucial, and it should depend on a lot more than how they look in a bathing suit.

Human intimacy is a need, and when someone on the autism spectrum or a veteran with scars from combat or a couple who is looking for a safe third partner or a person who wants to figure out the cause of their sexual dysfunction visits, it's not an oddity, it's a daily occurance!

Many of the studies and statistics you'll see about the sex industry are based on 98% of the public experience, the criminalization of sex work, and that perception touches us through media and film.

The reality of legal sex work is much closer to prohibition. 

Can alcohol be a negative part of cultural reality? 

Yes, and it was made far worse by making it illegal. It created moonshine, a dangerous unregulated product that caused everything from poisoning to still explosions, it created speakeasies, gangsters with tommy-guns, and money laundering. Our failure to make alcohol illegal should be a lesson, and that lesson is that a regulated industry keeps those who work in it safe, shares that safety with those who enjoy those services, and keeps a legitimate human need within the reach of those who need it.

Lawmakers are there to serve the public good, not to legislate their personal morality. Just as it was true with alcohol, keeping the legal doors open allows for more control and safety over an industry that could be just as negative as any other if not regulated.

Recently, Lyon County called into question whether or not brothels were an outmoded call to the Old West and if it was time to make them illegal. Residents responded overwhelmingly (~80%) that the legal system not only benefitted the community, but that the services offered there were anything but dangerous to the public good.

Only deciding to have your own visit to one of the properties (most of them offer free tours!) or listening to first-hand experience will let you really understand the truth.

Yes – but only in certain parts of Nevada under specific conditions. Prostitution is only legal if it takes place in licensed brothels, and state law prohibits brothels in counties above a certain population. For example, Clark County (Las Vegas) and Washoe County (Reno) do not allow any legal brothels​. Instead, brothels operate in rural counties that choose to license them. In fact, Nevada is the only U.S. state with regulated legal prostitution, currently allowed in 10 of its 17 counties​. Outside of these designated locations, selling sexual services remains illegal (so any “private” or unlicensed prostitution in Las Vegas or other cities is against the law). In summary: Nevada brothels are legal in a handful of rural counties, under strict licensing and health regulations, but brothels are illegal in Las Vegas, Reno, Carson City, and other populous areas.

Legal brothels in Nevada operate under strict regulations and licensing to ensure safety and compliance with the law. Each brothel must be licensed by the county, and the women who work there are independent contractors working under a county-issued prostitution license​. This license allows a courtesan to legally provide intimate services on premises. All negotiation for services and prices is done in person at the brothel – Nevada law forbids discussing prices for sexual services over the phone or internet, so you must physically be at the brothel to talk about and agree on a price​. Services and fees are decided privately between you and the courtesan in a negotiation room. Mandatory safety measures are in place: by law, sex workers undergo regular health and STI checks (weekly and monthly) and condom use is required for all sex acts. Payment is handled through the brothel (the house typically takes a percentage to cover facility costs and taxes). Overall, a legal brothel functions much like a tightly regulated hospitality business – clients arrive at a designated, discreet location and pay for intimate services in a safe, clean environment that operates with the full approval of local law. This system allows for a safer, monitored form of commercial sex, in contrast to unregulated prostitution.

Map of Nevada showing counties where brothels are legal (yellow), illegal (red), or allowed by law but with no active brothels currently (blue)​. Nevada has 17 counties (plus the independent city of Carson City), and 10 of those counties allow licensed brothels by local ordinance or county law​. These counties are mostly rural. As of the latest data, the counties that permit legal brothels are: Churchill, Elko, Esmeralda, Humboldt, Lander, Lyon, Mineral, Nye, Storey, and White Pine​. In those counties, one or more brothels operate with government licenses (for example, Lyon County is home to the famous Moonlite BunnyRanch). All other counties do not allow prostitution. Notably, Clark County (which contains Las Vegas) and Washoe County (which contains Reno) ban brothels entirely, as do Douglas, Eureka, Lincoln, Pershing, and Carson City​. Even in the counties that permit prostitution, brothels tend to be located in certain designated towns or areas and must adhere to local rules. It’s worth mentioning that while 10 counties can have brothels, only about 6 counties actually have active brothel businesses today​– the others have chosen to allow them in theory but currently have none open. So if you’re looking to visit a legal brothel, you’ll be focusing on a handful of rural Nevada counties where they operate (such as Nye County for Pahrump’s Sheri’s Ranch and Chicken Ranch, Lyon County for the Mound House brothels near Carson City, Elko County for Elko’s brothels, Storey County for the Mustang Ranch near Reno, etc.).

Yes. Nevada’s legal brothels are open to any adult patron – you do not have to be a Nevada resident. Tourists (whether from another state or another country) are welcome, as long as you are at least the age of legal consent (18 years old in Nevada; some brothels require 21+ if they serve alcohol on site). In fact, a large portion of brothel clients are visitors and travelers. Nevada’s brothel industry actively caters to tourists seeking the unique experience of a legal bordello. Just remember to bring a valid government-issued ID (passport, driver’s license, etc.) to prove your age. When you arrive, you’ll check in with staff who will verify you’re an adult, and then you can enjoy a tour or go straight into meeting the courtesans. Tourists should plan ahead for transportation – many brothels are in remote areas, so you may need to rent a car or arrange a ride (some brothels offer free pickup services from nearby cities). There’s no stigma or legal risk in visiting as a tourist; it’s a legal, regulated service. Bonus tip: If you’re an international visitor, U.S. immigration/border officials typically do not ask about or care if you plan to visit a brothel – it’s not illegal to do so – so you don’t need to volunteer that information when entering the country. Overall, Nevada brothels provide a safe, legally sanctioned environment for tourists and locals alike to explore adult services

Dennis Hof was a famous Nevada brothel owner, entrepreneur, and reality TV personality often referred to as America’s most notorious legal pimp. He owned seven legal brothels in Nevada, the most famous being the Moonlite BunnyRanch near Carson City​. Hof rose to national prominence as the star of the HBO series “Cathouse,” which featured him and the women working at the BunnyRanch. In that show (which ran in the 2000s), he portrayed himself as a savvy, flamboyant brothel boss. Beyond television, Dennis Hof authored an autobiographical book titled The Art of the Pimp and was known for his showmanship – he even gave talks at institutions like Oxford University about the business of legal sex work​. Politically, Hof was active in Nevada’s scene: he twice ran for office, and in 2018 he actually won a Republican primary for a Nevada Assembly seat. (He posthumously won the general election that November, since his name remained on the ballot.) Hof was a controversial figure, facing multiple accusations over the years (former workers accused him of inappropriate behavior, for example), but he also had a legion of fans who saw him as a champion of legalized prostitution. Dennis Hof passed away in October 2018 at the age of 72. Fittingly, he died at one of his own brothels – the Love Ranch in Crystal, NV – after a weekend of celebrating his birthday with friends (his death was due to natural causes, specifically a heart attack)​. His long-time madam and confidante, Madam Suzette, took over operations of some of his brothels after his death. Hof’s legacy in the industry is significant: he modernized Nevada’s brothel business with savvy marketing (billboards, TV, internet forums) while also pushing back against opponents of legal prostitution. To this day, Dennis Hof is remembered as the larger-than-life figurehead of Nevada’s legal brothel industry, synonymous with the BunnyRanch and the fight to keep brothels legal.

Alice Little was a well-known legal sex worker and intimacy coach who gained fame working at the Moonlite BunnyRanch. Often billed as “America’s most successful legal sex worker” due to her high earnings and public profile​, Alice became one of the faces of Nevada’s brothel industry in the late 2010s. She started at Sagebrush Ranch in 2015 and moved to the BunnyRanch in 2017, quickly becoming a top earner and a media personality (she has a popular YouTube channel and has been featured in many articles). 

In 2020, when Nevada shut down all legal brothels as part of statewide pandemic restrictions, Alice filed a lawsuit against Governor Steve Sisolak, claiming that keeping brothels closed while allowing other businesses to reopen was unconstitutional. This made Alice Little a controversial figure — especially among her fellow sex workers. While the lawsuit attracted significant media attention and sparked broader conversations about the rights of legal sex workers, it also created severe backlash within the industry. Many brothel workers felt that Alice Little used the lawsuit to promote herself, while others struggled without income, housing, or healthcare.

What caused the most tension, however, was the fact that Alice Little accepted donations and financial support for her legal fight — while other sex workers were still out of work and unable to earn a living due to the very closures that her lawsuit ultimately prolonged. Some in the industry say her actions, though framed as advocacy, made things worse for other brothel workers, drawing unwanted political scrutiny and delaying the reopening process. While she gained exposure and financial support, others suffered real consequences, including eviction, debt, and having to leave the industry altogether.

As internal tensions grew, Alice Little was fired from the BunnyRanch. Her departure came after significant fallout from the lawsuit and her public positioning during the shutdowns. By May 2021, when brothels were allowed to reopen, she resurfaced at the Chicken Ranch in Nye County — one of the few counties that approved early brothel reopenings, arguably influenced by the pressure created by her legal action. The move was seen by many as opportunistic: while others were still barred from returning to work, Alice was able to resume bookings and income faster, having already changed brothels and distanced herself from the conflict she helped create.

Because of the controversy, no other brothel owners were willing to hire her, and her relocation marked a clear break from the Bunny Ranch and its community. At the Chicken Ranch, she resumed offering legal courtesan services and continued creating online sex education content, but her reputation within the Nevada sex work industry remains deeply divided.

As of today, Alice Little still tours at the Chicken Ranch periodically, and she remains active on social media. While some continue to view her as a sex worker advocate, others in the legal brothel world see her actions during the pandemic as self-serving and harmful to the very community she claimed to represent.She speaks openly about sex worker rights and has been involved in campaigns to decriminalize sex work more broadly. In summary, Alice Little’s journey took her from being the star courtesan at the Bunny Ranch, through a major legal battle during COVID, to reestablishing herself at another brothel and continuing her mission as an educator. She remains a key figure in the Nevada brothel community, and her fans still follow her online for her sex-positive insights and updates on her services.

The Moonlite BunnyRanch is arguably the most famous legal brothel in Nevada – and perhaps the most famous brothel in the world. The BunnyRanch achieved iconic status thanks largely to HBO’s series “Cathouse,” which heavily featured the brothel and its employees in the 2000s, bringing unprecedented media exposure to a Nevada brothel​. Owned by Dennis Hof (until his death in 2018), the Moonlite BunnyRanch has been visited by countless celebrities (according to rumors) and has been written about in books and articles worldwide. Its signage and name are instantly recognizable to many people who have never even been to Nevada. Other legal brothels are well-known in their own right – for example, Sheri’s Ranch in Pahrump styles itself as a legal “adult resort” and has received mainstream press, and the Mustang Ranch near Reno was historically famous (it was the first legalized brothel in Nevada and was once a household name in the 1970s and 80s). In fact, Mustang Ranch was so infamous it was seized by the federal government in the 90s and later reopened under new ownership; it often claims its own fame. However, the BunnyRanch, with its HBO fame and Hof’s continual marketing, eclipsed them in pop culture notoriety. The Bunny Ranch brand is so strong that it’s not unusual for people to refer to any Nevada brothel as a “bunny ranch” colloquially. Sheri’s Ranch and the Chicken Ranch (both in Nye County) are also somewhat famous, partly due to their proximity to Las Vegas and appearances on television (for instance, documentaries and news features). But if one has to pick the single most famous legal brothel, it’s the Moonlite BunnyRanch in Mound House, NV – often just called “the BunnyRanch.” It’s frequently described in media as “Nevada’s most famous brothel”​. Tourists take photos by its gates, HBO produced multiple seasons of content there, and it’s been referenced in movies, music, and TV shows. So, while fame can be subjective, the BunnyRanch is the brothel that stands out as a cultural icon of legal prostitution. 

The Moonlite BunnyRanch brothel in Nevada is widely regarded as the most famous legal brothel, largely due to its exposure on HBO’s Cathouse series and the publicity savvy of its late owner, Dennis Hof​.

HBO’s Cathouse – a popular documentary-style reality series – was filmed on location at the Moonlite BunnyRanch in Nevada. The Moonlite BunnyRanch is a legal brothel located in Mound House, just outside Carson City, NV, and it served as the one and only setting for the show. The series (and two precursor documentaries) were shot primarily in the mid-2000s and gave viewers an inside look at the daily operations of a legal brothel. Cameras captured the parlor, bar, bedrooms, and grounds of the BunnyRanch, as well as interactions between owner Dennis Hof, the madam (Madam Suzette), the sex workers, and clients (clients’ faces were blurred or hidden to protect privacy). The original Cathouse documentary aired in 2002 and a second in 2003, and due to their popularity HBO launched Cathouse: The Series in 2005. All episodes of these shows were filmed at Dennis Hof’s Moonlite BunnyRanch – essentially turning that brothel into a TV set​. The series ran off and on until around 2014, with HBO occasionally revisiting the BunnyRanch for specials (like Cathouse: The Musical in 2008). Whenever you watch Cathouse, you’re seeing the BunnyRanch: its recognizable white buildings with pink trim, the large Moonlite BunnyRanch neon sign out front, and the interior decor that became familiar to viewers. No other brothels were featured as settings on Cathouse – it focused exclusively on the BunnyRanch and the characters who worked there. So to answer directly: HBO’s Cathouse was filmed at the Moonlite BunnyRanch in Northern Nevada. If you visit the BunnyRanch today, you’re stepping onto the same property seen on the HBO series. (Fun fact: The BunnyRanch is near Carson City, and some scenes in Cathouse even show the desert highway and area around the brothel, establishing that Nevada backdrop.) The show’s success made the BunnyRanch world-famous and intertwined the identities of the brothel and the TV series.

HBO’s Cathouse shined a spotlight on several courtesans working at the Moonlite BunnyRanch, and a few of them became minor celebrities in their own right due to the show’s popularity. 

The most famous women featured on Cathouse include:

Air Force Amy – Arguably the breakout star of Cathouse, Air Force Amy (her working name) was a former U.S. Air Force veteran turned courtesan. The show frequently highlighted her personality and success with clients. She was even referred to on camera as “the all-time top earner” at the BunnyRanch and “the master of the game,” underscoring her status​. Air Force Amy’s frank, often humorous discussions with viewers made her very memorable, and she remains one of the best-known legal sex workers in Nevada.

Sunset Thomas – A well-known adult film actress who was Dennis Hof’s girlfriend during part of the series. Sunset Thomas was already famous in the adult industry (an AVN Hall-of-Famer) before joining the brothel, and Cathouse showcased her transition into legal sex work. As Hof’s then-girlfriend and a BunnyRanch employee, she was prominently featured, effectively as one of the stars of the series​. Sunset’s presence on the show attracted a lot of media attention, since she had a following from porn.

Isabella Soprano – A BunnyRanch courtesan who became quite popular with viewers. Isabella Soprano (her working alias) was featured throughout Cathouse: The Series, often seen in line-ups and in personal interview segments talking about life in the brothel. She had a distinct look and charm that fans remember. Isabella was one of the regulars the show followed, and many Cathouse episodes include her experiences with clients.

Brooke Taylor – Another BunnyRanch worker featured on the show, especially in later episodes. Brooke Taylor actually became Dennis Hof’s girlfriend after Sunset Thomas departed, which Cathouse hints at in its later seasons​. She was seen both as a working girl and later in a more personal role alongside Hof. Brooke’s friendly personality and the storyline of her dating Hof made her stand out in the narrative of the series.

Cami Parker – Another standout star from Cathouse, Cami Parker was known for her sweet personality, girl-next-door charm, and striking appearance. She quickly became a fan favorite during her time at the Moonlite BunnyRanch and appeared in multiple episodes of Cathouse: The Series. Cami stood out for her playful yet down-to-earth vibe, and viewers appreciated her candid behind-the-scenes commentary. Outside of the show, she built a strong personal fanbase and maintained a presence online long after the series aired. She also worked in adult film and modeling during parts of her career. Among Cathouse fans, Cami Parker remains one of the most remembered and loved courtesans featured on the show, often praised for her approachable demeanor and genuine connection with clients and viewers alike. She is now back at Bunny Ranch working again. 

Danielle – Mentioned in the show as one of the lineup girls, Danielle also gained some recognition from Cathouse. She might not have been as prominently featured as the above names, but she’s noted in the cast of regulars​. Fans of the show will recall her appearances and interactions in a few episodes.

In addition to the courtesans, viewers often remember Madam Suzette (the BunnyRanch’s manager) who was frequently on camera coordinating things, and Dennis Hof himself, of course. But since the question asks specifically about women: the list above covers the most famous ladies of Cathouse. Air Force Amy and Sunset Thomas in particular were heavily promoted by HBO in connection with the show. It’s worth noting that Cathouse cast members became so famous that some of them, like Air Force Amy, continued to have public profiles long after the show (Amy still gives interviews and was featured in media stories even in recent years). The show really turned these women into the faces of legal prostitution for a while. 

So if you watched Cathouse, those are the names that likely stuck with you. Air Force Amy is often the first name people associate with the series (besides Dennis Hof), followed by Sunset Thomas, and then folks like Isabella Soprano and Brooke Taylor. Each brought a different personality to the show, contributing to its success and to the BunnyRanch’s fame.

Air Force Amy is one of the most famous and longest-serving legal courtesans in Nevada's brothel history. Known for her quick wit, military background, and confident personality, she rose to national fame through her starring role in HBO’s Cathouse series, where she was frequently described as the BunnyRanch’s top earner and the queen of the brothel game.

Originally a U.S. Air Force veteran (hence her name), Amy began working in Nevada’s legal brothel system in the 1990s and spent many years at the Moonlite BunnyRanch, where she became the face of the brand alongside owner Dennis Hof. She was a fan favorite on the Cathouse show and continued working at the BunnyRanch long after the cameras stopped rolling. For years, she promoted her services openly and remained one of the most recognizable courtesans in the world.

However, after decades at the BunnyRanch, Air Force Amy was eventually fired from the establishment. The exact reasons were not publicly detailed, but her departure was a notable shift, especially given her long history and legacy at the ranch. After leaving, she briefly joined the Chicken Ranch in Nye County, the same brothel where Alice Little had relocated following her own departure from the BunnyRanch. Amy continued to work there for a time, offering services and maintaining her brand presence — but she later left the Chicken Ranch as well.

In a new chapter of her career, Air Force Amy has resurfaced at the Alien Cathouse, a sci-fi-themed legal brothel located in Amargosa Valley, Nevada. Notably, she now appears on their website as “Madam on the Menu”, suggesting she plays a dual role as both madam and working courtesan. This unique position blends management and client-facing services, allowing her to oversee brothel operations while continuing to offer companionship and intimacy experiences.

The Alien Cathouse itself has long embraced pop culture and novelty branding, and Amy’s presence there adds both credibility and classic Cathouse appeal. Her move to the Alien Cathouse marks a kind of comeback and rebranding, positioning her as a veteran voice and authority in the world of legal sex work.

As of now, Air Force Amy continues to be active in the legal Nevada brothel system, maintaining her public presence through social media, interviews, and ongoing client bookings. Despite past controversies or career shifts, she remains an enduring figure in the industry — known as much for her savvy and humor as for her decades of experience. For clients seeking to meet a true Cathouse legend, Amy is still available, now under the glowing green lights of the Alien Cathouse.

Visiting a legal brothel for the first time can be exciting and a little nerve-wracking, but the process is straightforward and customer-friendly. Here’s what you can generally expect:

Arrival and Check-In: When you arrive at a Nevada brothel, you’ll typically park in a private lot. Many brothels have a buzzer or doorbell at the entrance; ring that and a hostess or door person will greet you. They will check your ID to make sure you’re an adult (remember, you must be at least 18 or 21 depending on the brothel’s policies). First-timers can ask for a tour of the facilities – many places are happy to show you the bar, lounge, or even some theme rooms (it’s a no-pressure way to get comfortable). Alternatively, you can proceed directly to meeting the ladies.

Introduction to Courtesans (Lineup): In many brothels, if you don’t have an appointment with a specific courtesan, they will offer a “lineup.” This means all available women on shift will line up in front of you, introduce themselves by their working name, and greet you. You don’t have to decide in a split second; once each has said hello, you can meet or request one that caught your eye. (If the lineup format feels too overwhelming, you can ask the hostess if you can sit at the bar and meet people more casually – some brothels, especially ones with a public bar like Sheri’s Ranch, allow clients to mingle first instead of a formal lineup.) Either way, you’ll get to pick the lady you feel most comfortable with or attracted to. If you already have someone in mind (from the brothel’s website or ads), you can ask for her; if she’s available, they’ll bring her out instead of doing a full lineup.

Private Negotiation: Once you’ve chosen a courtesan to spend time with, she will invite you on a tour or directly to a private negotiation room or her bedroom. This is a comfortable, confidential space where you discuss what you want. Don’t be shy – the courtesan will usually ask in a gentle way what you’re looking for (e.g., “So, what would you like to do tonight?”). This is the time to state any particular services or experiences you’re interested in, and you can ask her about what she offers. Then, the courtesan will quote you a price. Negotiation is expected – it’s a normal part of the brothel experience. Nevada law requires that all negotiations happen in private on the premises, so they won’t talk prices in the bar or over the phone beforehand. If the initial price is out of your budget, it’s okay to respectfully counter or ask if there are activities that fit a lower budget. The negotiation should feel like a conversation; the ladies are professionals and will work with you to find an arrangement that suits you both. Once you agree on activities and a price, you’ll both go to the cashier (often called the “office window”) to pay. Tip: You are never obligated to say yes – if you’re not comfortable at any point during negotiation, you can end the meeting politely. You only pay and proceed if you’re fully comfortable with the terms.

Payment and House Policies: At the cashier, you’ll pay the agreed amount. Legal brothels accept cash, and many accept credit cards (your statement will have a discreet charge, often under a generic company name). The house will take its cut and the lady gets her percentage. You may be asked if you want to add a tip or buy the lady a drink, but that’s optional. Before the fun begins, you’ll also typically be asked to wash up or shower if you haven’t already that day – hygiene is important. (Brothels have clean bathrooms/shower facilities for client use.) The courtesan might step away to slip into something more comfortable or to prepare the room with supplies. Note: In Nevada brothels, condoms are mandatory for all sexual contact, by law​. The lady will have plenty of supplies, so you don’t need to bring any.

The Experience (Party): Now comes the fun part – often referred to as a “party.” The courtesan will lead you to her private room (or a themed suite if you requested one). Brothel bedrooms are typically cozy and clean, sometimes decorated to a theme (some brothels have suites like a “50s room” or a BDSM dungeon, depending on what you negotiated). Your time together behind closed doors is exactly what you negotiated – nothing more, nothing less. So if you agreed on a certain service or a time limit, that’s what will happen. You can expect the courtesan to be very attentive to your needs. If you’re nervous or unsure what to do, let her take the lead; these women are experts at putting clients at ease, especially first-timers. You might chat a little to break the ice, or jump right into intimacy – everyone’s different, and they adapt to you. Remember, you’re in control of your boundaries: if at any point you’re uncomfortable or want to adjust what you’re doing, just speak up. Consent and comfort are top priorities. The courtesan will likely check in with you during the activity to make sure you’re enjoying yourself. Because everything is pre-paid, you don’t have to worry about money during the session – you can relax and focus on the experience. Time management is part of her job, so she’ll gently keep things within the agreed timeframe. Usually there’s a clock in the room or she has a subtle timer to know when to wind down. If you finish early and still have time left, you might cuddle, chat, or even go for a second round (depending on what was negotiated and your own capabilities/preferences). It’s your time, and the courtesan will make sure you get the most out of it.

Wrap-Up and Departure: When your session (“party”) is over, the courtesan will let you know (often with a sweet comment like “I’ll be right back, darling” as she steps out to dispose of used items or freshen up). There’s no rush for you to jump up and leave immediately – you’ll typically get dressed at a calm pace. The lady will see you out of the room and likely escort you back toward the exit or lobby. Some brothels have a tradition of the lady (and possibly other staff) ringing a bell or calling out “So-and-so’s out!” as you depart – this is lighthearted and meant to make you feel positive (a bit of brothel humor signaling a farewell). Everything about your visit remains discreet and confidential. If you parked in back, you’ll exit the same way. You can certainly thank the courtesan and staff; if you had an excellent time, a tip for the lady is appreciated but not mandatory. As you leave, you might be amazed at how normal and pleasant the whole experience was, compared to any nervous expectations. First-time clients often say the brothel was friendlier and more relaxed than they imagined.

Overall, expect a professional, safe, and consensual encounter. Legal brothels want you to feel comfortable, so don’t hesitate to ask questions at any stage. The women are very accustomed to guiding newcomers. You won’t be the first virgin or inexperienced client – and likely not the most nervous either – they’ve seen it all and are there to help. By the time you walk out, you’ll probably think, “That wasn’t scary at all!” and you’ll have a memorable experience to look back on. Enjoy it, and remember: the brothel staff want you to have a great time so that you come back again!

No, never. In a legal Nevada brothel, consent is paramount. You will absolutely not be asked or expected to do anything you are not comfortable with. Every activity that happens must be mutually agreed upon between you and the courtesan. If you have boundaries or things you don’t want to do, that is completely fine and will be respected. In fact, part of the negotiation before your session is to establish clearly what activities you do want – and by extension, nothing beyond that will happen. The courtesans are professionals who take client comfort very seriously. Remember, it’s in their interest for you to have a good time and feel safe (you’re more likely to return or recommend them that way). If at any point during the session you feel uneasy or want to stop or change what you’re doing, you can just say so – a simple, “Can we slow down?” or “I’m not into that, actually,” is enough. They will immediately adjust. You won’t be pressured or coerced into trying anything. Legal brothels are about providing a service to the client, so your comfort level sets the pace. Also, Nevada brothel regulations require a pretty professional environment – any form of abuse or boundary-pushing by the courtesan could cause them to lose their job or license. So the system is designed to ensure the client is in control of what happens. If you’re nervous because it’s your first time, you can even tell the courtesan that. Many are very adept at guiding shy or inexperienced clients and will not do anything until you signal it’s okay. To give an example: if you pay for an hour but after 20 minutes you feel you’re done or you just want to chat for the rest of the time, that’s perfectly fine. You won’t be forced to “use” the time for something you don’t want. Or if you agreed to try a certain position or act and then in the moment you’re not feeling it, you can transition to something else – just communicate. It’s normal to have some anxiety, but rest assured that legal brothels operate with a consent-first approach. The courtesan will usually establish a verbal agreement with you (“We’re going to do X, Y, and Z, right?”) and she will stick to that. There are no hidden surprises. And unlike illegal situations, you have the full protection of the brothel’s management and Nevada law – if anything were to make you uncomfortable, you could stop and even talk to management. But honestly, such issues are rare precisely because courtesans are trained to be sensitive to clients’ limits. So, you are always in control. You only do what you want to do. Think of the encounter as a two-way street: both you and the provider should be enjoying the activities. If an activity requires enthusiasm that you don’t have, they wouldn’t want to do it either. You won’t offend anyone by saying “no” or “let’s not do that.” In fact, clear communication of your comfort level makes the session better for everyone. In short: nothing will happen without your consent. You don’t have to fear being pressured into acts you didn’t sign up for. Legal sex work is all about consensual, negotiated fun. If you’re not comfortable with something, it’s off the table – simple as that. The motto you might hear is “Your body, your choice,” which absolutely applies in the brothel. You’re there to have a positive experience, and ensuring that is literally the courtesan’s job. So relax – you won’t be pushed beyond your comfort zone.

Yes, couples can (and do) visit brothels together. In fact, Nevada’s legal brothels are very couple-friendly, and it’s an increasing trend for adventurous pairs to explore a brothel experience as a duo​. Brothels like Sheri’s Ranch and the BunnyRanch openly welcome couples and even offer specialty packages for them, and many courtesans (including Hannah) are experienced in catering to couples. Here’s how it typically works: A couple – whether married, engaged, or just partners – arrives at the brothel together. They can do a lineup or have a pre-selected courtesan just like an individual client would. Many couples do a lot of research beforehand and might email a courtesan to discuss boundaries and interests, which is a good idea. Once at the ranch, the couple together will meet the courtesan (or courtesans) that they’re interested in. All parties will then have a three-way negotiation in private, making sure everyone’s desires and limits are clear. For example, some couples are looking for a “threesome” where both partners interact sexually with the courtesan; others might want the courtesan to focus mostly on one partner while the other watches or participates up to their comfort level. Some couples use a brothel visit as a form of sex therapy or coaching – an expert courtesan like Catherine can guide them in new techniques or help ease a wife’s or husband’s anxiety in a controlled setting​. Couples visits are all about ensuring everyone is comfortable and having fun. Consent and communication are even more crucial when three people are involved, so courtesans will take time to talk with the couple and maybe set some ground rules (e.g., “Is it okay if I kiss your wife/husband?” – that sort of thing). The good news is that professional courtesans are adept at this balancing act; they know how to pay attention to both partners so no one feels left out or jealous. If it’s the couple’s first time, the courtesan might start slow – perhaps with something like massaging both partners to break the ice, or encouraging the couple to interact with each other while she facilitates. Couples are often surprised at how intimate and bonding the experience can be for them – it’s not just “all about the courtesan.” A skilled courtesan will actually enhance the connection between the couple, not detract from it. From a practical standpoint, couples should discuss between themselves beforehand what their comfort levels are (e.g., is each partner okay with full swap, or only certain acts, etc.). Then communicate that clearly during negotiation. The brothel will usually require both partners to show ID and be of age, and both will need to consent to everything just like any client. Payment works the same (it’s one combined booking fee for whatever service you arrange). Prices for couples sessions might be higher than a one-on-one session since the courtesan is effectively engaging with two people, but many brothels have set packages (for example, a “couple’s half hour” or “couple’s full hour” rate). You can always negotiate, of course. Is it common? More common than you might think. Some brothels have said a growing percentage of their clients are couples – looking to fulfill a threesome fantasy in a safe environment or celebrate an anniversary in a spicy way. Forbes even reported on this trend, noting that one brothel’s data showed significant couples clientele​. The reason brothels are ideal for couples is the controlled, drama-free setting: there’s no worry about a private swinger encounter going wrong or someone catching feelings. The courtesan is a professional third party whose goal is to make both of you happy. So yes, couples are welcome. Straight couples, bisexual couples, and even just friends or any pairing – all sorts of duos come in. Some female-female couples have visited to jointly hire a male sex worker (though note: Nevada brothels currently employ mostly female courtesans and a few male escorts at specific places, so options for hiring a man are limited to places like Sheri’s that sometimes have a male on roster). More commonly, a male/female couple hires a female courtesan for an F/F/M threesome. But any combination as long as everyone consents is fine. If you’re a couple considering this, it might be comforting to know brothels handle it with professionalism. You might even find blog posts and guides written by courtesans specifically for couples – for instance, courtesans have blogged about “A Couple’s First Threesome Experience” to walk newbies through it​. This shows you how normal it is in that world. Brothels often have luxury suites designed for couples (big beds, even jacuzzi tubs) to make the experience special. In summary, couples absolutely can visit a brothel together, and it can be a very positive, exciting experience if done with clear communication. It’s a safe way to explore a threesome or get hands-on intimacy coaching. Just ensure both partners are fully on board and honest about their feelings. Many couples leave a brothel visit feeling closer and having checked off a “bucket list” item under the guidance of a pro. If you’re curious, you can even email the brothel or courtesan ahead of time – they’ll happily explain how they accommodate couples.

Yes. Legal brothels in Nevada are extremely safe and highly discreet. In fact, one of the big advantages of choosing a licensed brothel over illegal arrangements is the level of safety and privacy you’re guaranteed. Here are several factors to consider:

Health and Safety Protocols: Nevada’s brothels are required by law to follow strict health protocols. All courtesans must undergo regular medical examinations: they are tested for sexually transmitted infections weekly and monthly, including mandatory blood tests and cervical exams, to ensure they are free of STIs​. Also, condom use is mandatory for every sexual encounter in the brothel​– this is non-negotiable, and it dramatically reduces health risks for both client and provider. Because of these practices, the transmission rate of STDs in legal brothels is extremely low (essentially negligible). As a client, you can feel secure that the environment is as safe as it gets – certainly far safer than illegal prostitution or casual hookups in terms of health. The brothel facilities are kept clean (you’ll often see cleaning staff sanitizing sheets and surfaces immediately after each session). Many brothels also have panic buttons and security cameras in public areas (not in bedrooms) to ensure everyone’s physical safety.

Client Privacy: Privacy is a top priority. Brothels understand that clients often demand confidentiality due to personal or professional reasons. Your visits are kept anonymous. You typically only need to give a first name (or even an alias) when you check in. If you pay by credit card, the charge will appear under an innocuous company name. For added discretion, most brothels have discreet entrances or parking. For example, some have a back gate or private lot shielded from the road​. If you’re very concerned, you can call ahead and ask if they have a private entrance – many will accommodate special arrangements. When you leave, you do so privately as well. The courtesans and staff will never divulge client identities; it would ruin their reputation and business. They’re quite used to high-profile clients who require secrecy. No photography is allowed on premises (except perhaps you taking a picture with your courtesan if you both want, but even that is done carefully and never without consent). So you won’t find your face popping up on social media or anything.

Security: Legal brothels employ security personnel (often quietly in the background) to ensure everyone is safe. The brothel grounds are patrolled or monitored so that clients aren’t at risk of any outside disturbances or theft. Inside, because everything is regulated, you won’t encounter the dangers that one might fear in illegal contexts (like pimps, or law enforcement stings, or violent crime). Incidents at legal brothels are very rare. The establishments coordinate with local law enforcement and have to renew licenses, so they keep a tight ship. You can liken it to visiting a casino resort – cameras, security, and a well-lit environment – versus doing something in a dark alley. Nevada brothels are far safer for clients than any illicit alternative.

Anonymity and Atmosphere: When you’re inside a brothel, the staff is very mindful of clients’ comfort. If you’re worried about running into someone you know – realistically, brothel lobbies are not usually crowded, and even if another client is present, everyone abides by an unwritten code of ignoring each other to maintain privacy. It’s actually pretty quiet and low-key in most brothels, not some rowdy public scene. If you absolutely need to avoid any chance of seeing another client, you might go during a less busy time (weekday afternoons, for example). However, even if someone saw you, they’re there for the same reason, and mutual discretion is basically assured. The brothel will never confirm or deny if someone has been there. They often have generic business names for credit receipts and maybe even cover vehicles (some clients get dropped off by private drivers, etc., to avoid using their own car). Your identity is protected as a matter of standard practice.

Professionalism: The courtesans themselves undergo thorough background checks​. Only adults with no serious criminal history are licensed. This means you’re dealing with vetted professionals, not a sketchy situation. The women (and any staff) have a vested interest in keeping their behavior professional and within legal bounds​. You won’t be drugged or scammed in a legal brothel – any such misconduct would lead to immediate loss of license and likely legal action. As a customer, as long as you follow the brothel’s rules (e.g., no recording devices, no offering drugs, etc.), you are in one of the safest spaces possible for consensual adult activities.

Confidential Communication: If you email or call a courtesan or brothel, they handle your communications discreetly. They won’t bombard you with spam or call you unexpectedly. You initiate contact, and they’ll reply in a professional manner (often from a discreet email domain). If you sign a guestbook or fill any forms, that data is kept internal. Brothels also typically do not release client info to anyone except under court order (and that situation practically never arises unless a serious crime occurred on site, which is highly unlikely).

To put it succinctly: visiting a licensed brothel is safe, clean, and private – it’s one of the main selling points of the legal system. It provides peace of mind that you can enjoy adult fun without risk to your health, safety, or reputation. As long as you personally behave respectfully and discretely as well, you’ll find the brothel staff go above and beyond to guard your privacy. Many locations even advertise “Your Secrets Are Safe With Us” and have separate entrances or VIP options for clients who need ultra-discretion.