LONDON'S FINEST
NIGHTCLUBS

One of Mayfair's most iconic venues, Maddox blends sophisticated interiors with world-class DJs spinning hip hop and house late into the night.

A theatrical nightclub experience like no other. Live performers, fire breathers, and A-list guests create an unforgettable circus-themed nightlife spectacle.

An intimate, members-style club in the heart of Hanover Square. Tape is the go-to for celebrity sightings, premium bottle service, and late-night energy.

The intimate after-party venue inside the Tape London building. Little Tape hosts late-night after parties every Friday and Saturday from 3am, and is available for private venue hire throughout the week.

A multi-level showclub on Piccadilly featuring live performances, theatrical entertainment, and a high-energy dancefloor with VIP booths.

Formerly the Cuckoo Club: two floors holding around 450 on Regent Street, open-format hip hop and RnB upstairs and house downstairs. Elegant, 19+, Wednesday to Saturday, with tables from £600.

A three-room, 500-capacity club on Berkeley Street: hip hop and eclectic in the Main Room, house in the Moon Room, and Mexican food in the Taqueria. Opened in the former Funky Buddha space.

The luxury lounge and members'-style club beneath Inca London on Argyll Street, inspired by ancient Mayan culture. Formerly Luna, now trading as Maya, open on Friday and Saturday nights.

Formerly Tabu: one intimate 200-capacity room of red velvet booths on Dover Street, playing open format (hip hop, RnB and house) read to the room. Dressed up, 18+, and no photos on the dance floor.

A seductive late-night destination on Jermyn Street. Dear Darling pairs opulent decor with cutting-edge sounds for a discerning St James's crowd.

A versatile Fitzrovia nightclub offering eclectic music formats, from house to hip hop, in a sleek, multi-room setting with late-night energy.

A legendary rock-and-roll venue steeped in history. The Scotch has hosted everyone from Hendrix to today's biggest names in an intimate underground setting.

Soho's most provocative nightclub. The Box delivers boundary-pushing burlesque performances alongside premium bottle service in an electrifying atmosphere.

The world's most famous superclub. Ministry of Sound boasts a legendary sound system and hosts the biggest names in house, techno, and electronic music.

An after-hours house club in Fitzrovia, a short walk from Mayfair. Beat opens at 1am on Fridays, Saturdays and select Thursdays and runs until 6am. Entry is by table booking.

King's Road's newest nightlife gem. Rex Rooms brings a refined yet vibrant atmosphere to Chelsea with eclectic music and stylish interiors.

London's most iconic theatre nightclub. KOKO is a Grade II-listed Victorian theatre with three tiers of opulent balconies, a soaring dome, and one of London's most ambitious electronic music programmes, hosting Nic Fanciulli, Damian Lazarus, Bedouin and more every Wednesday to Saturday.

An intimate late-night basement beneath St. James's Street, Mistress of Mayfair pairs Parisian-chic interiors with world-class house and electronic DJs every Thursday to Sunday: think Seth Troxler, Damian Lazarus, and Pawsa dropping Ibiza-calibre sets in St James's.

A 550-capacity house and techno room beneath The BoTree hotel in Marylebone, built around a central DJ booth. Opened September 2025 and booking names that usually play far bigger rooms.

The long-running basement club beneath Thai Square on Trafalgar Square, with K-pop, EDM, hip hop and house on Friday and Saturday nights and a loyal following on London's Asian clubbing scene.

West London's award-winning new nightclub, voted Best New Nightclub 2025. A 400-capacity venue on Kensington High Street with a striking 10-ton concrete 360-degree DJ booth and world-class house music.