'Belong here' or 'belong in here'?

[Mehrgan]

Hi,

Would the use of 'in' be considered wrong in the following sentence? (Or does it change the meaning of the sentence perhaps?)

This is a gentleman's club - women don't belong here.

Or:

This is a gentleman's club - women don't belong in here.

[Calis]

The use of "in" suggests more their belonging in(side) a certain place, and although the meaning of the sentence isn't changed much at all, I would in this case not use "in", as it sounds more natural: women don't belong in the club, as opposed to the building itself.

[Not a teacher]