Beat Club London is the late-night house club at 48 Margaret Street in Fitzrovia. It is not in Mayfair, though Mayfair is a short walk away. Known simply as Beat London (and often searched as "Beats Club London"), it opens at 1am and is one of the few central London clubs that runs until 6am, and entry is by table booking rather than a guestlist. This guide covers what the club is like, its history, opening nights, dress code, table prices and how to book, all as of November 2026.
Beat Club London at a Glance
- Address: 48 Margaret Street, Fitzrovia, London W1W 8SE. Nearest tube: Oxford Circus.
- Open: Friday, Saturday and select Thursdays, 1am to 6am (as of November 2026).
- Music: house.
- Capacity: about 250.
- Entry: by table booking; no guestlist and no tickets.
- Membership: Beat has members, and non-members can book a table.
- Tables: from £1,000 minimum spend, VIP tables from £2,000, bottles from £750 (as of November 2026).
- Age: 18+ with photo ID.
- Dress code: smart casual, no sportswear; trainers only if clean and smart, at the door's discretion.
What Is Beat London Like?
Beat is an after-hours club with a capacity of about 250, and the house music is the point of it. The venue's own account is that it has one of London's finest sound systems.
It feels less like a Mayfair table club and more like a music-led room that happens to offer table service. Doors open at 1am, so people plan dinner or a bar first. Because the club keeps going until 6am, it also works as the final stop of the night.
The History of 48 Margaret Street
The address has a long musical past. By the venue's own account, it opened in 1966 as The Speakeasy Club ("The Speak"), which hosted Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Bob Marley and David Bowie, and King Crimson's debut, and it has since been extensively renovated. According to Time Out, Bob Marley's first London concert is reported to have taken place at the Speakeasy, and 48 Margaret Street is now home to nightclub BEAT London.
Today's Beat is a different club with a different sound, but it still trades on that heritage: it is a music room first, and the booking process reflects it.
Music at Beat London
Beat is a house club. Expect house through the night rather than chart remixes. Line-ups change week to week and are announced by the club, so if you are booking for a particular DJ, tell us the date and we will confirm who is playing before you commit to a table. If you want to compare it with other house rooms in town, see our guide to the best house music clubs in London.
Opening Nights and Hours
As of November 2026, Beat opens on Friday, Saturday and select Thursdays, from 1am to 6am. Nights run into the next morning, so a Friday night at Beat means doors at 1am on Saturday morning. That 6am finish is the main reason people search for it: most Mayfair clubs close between 3am and 4am, so Beat is one of the obvious places to carry on. Select Thursdays are not every week, so check with us before planning a Thursday. For other options after 3am, our guide to late night clubs in London lists the alternatives.
How to Get Into Beat Club London
Beat does not run a guestlist and does not sell tickets, so the way in is a table booking. Beat has members, and non-members can book a table. You choose a night, tell us your group size and budget, and we arrange the table with the club. The minimum spend is what you spend on drinks over the night; it is not an entry fee on top. Once the table is confirmed, your group arrives together, gives the name on the booking at the door and is shown to the table.
A few practical points:
- The door still applies the dress code and age policy to every guest on a table booking.
- Arrive as one group. A table booking covers the people on it, not friends who turn up separately later in the night.
- Weekends fill first. If you want a specific table or a Saturday, book a few days ahead.
Beat London Table Prices
As of November 2026, tables at Beat start from £1,000 minimum spend, and VIP tables start from £2,000. Bottles start from £750, in line with other clubs. The final figure depends on the night, the size of your group and where the table sits in the room. You order from the club's drinks menu until you reach the minimum spend. For an exact quote for your date and group, use the Beat London table booking page.
Beat London Dress Code
The dress code is smart casual, with no sportswear. Trainers are only allowed if they are clean and smart, and that is at the door's discretion. If you are unsure about an outfit, ask us before the night.
Beat or Somewhere Else?
Beat suits groups who want house music and a late finish over celebrity spotting. If you would rather stay in Fitzrovia with an earlier finish and a more glamorous room, Selene is a few streets away at 4 Winsley Street and runs until 4am. If you want a Mayfair room with a famous name, Tape London on Hanover Square is the usual alternative. You can also start at one of those and finish at Beat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Beat Club London?
Beat is at 48 Margaret Street, Fitzrovia, London W1W 8SE, just north of Oxford Street. The nearest tube station is Oxford Circus.
Is Beat London in Mayfair?
No. Beat is in Fitzrovia, a short walk from Mayfair.
Is Beat London a members' club?
Beat has members, and non-members can book a table. Entry is by table booking, which we can arrange for you.
Does Beat London have a guestlist?
No. As of November 2026, Beat does not run a guestlist or sell tickets, and entry is by table booking.
What time does Beat London close?
Beat opens at 1am and closes at 6am on its open nights (Friday, Saturday and select Thursdays, as of November 2026), which makes it one of the latest central London clubs.
What is the age limit at Beat London?
18+ with photo ID.
How much is a table at Beat London?
Tables start from £1,000 minimum spend and VIP tables from £2,000, as of November 2026. The exact figure depends on the night, the group size and the table's position.
What music does Beat London play?
House music. Line-ups are announced by the club, so ask us to confirm who is playing on your date.
Ready to book? Request a table on our Beat London booking page, or message us on WhatsApp with your date and group size and we will come back with the options.