Luna London Club has closed. The house music members' club beneath Inca London on Argyll Street is no longer open, so this FAQ now answers the questions people still ask about Luna with that in mind, and points to the open clubs nearby that we can book instead. For the fuller story, see our page on Luna by Inca London.
Luna at a Glance
Luna was a members'-style club reached by a staircase down from the Inca London restaurant at 8-9 Argyll Street, by Oxford Circus. INCA, the South American restaurant above it, has closed as well. Secret London described it as far bigger inside than it looked, with most of the space a cave-style network underground; Luna was the late-night part of that underground. It had exposed brick walls, an international crowd and house music, and it opened on Friday and Saturday nights only.
The Open Alternatives
These clubs are close to Argyll Street and suit the crowd that went to Luna. We book tables at all of them, and can arrange guestlist for ladies:
- Tape London: on Hanover Square, a short walk from Oxford Circus. One of Mayfair's hardest doors, with hip hop, RnB and Afrobeats late into the night.
- Selene: on Winsley Street in Fitzrovia, just north of Oxford Street. A sleek multi-room club with mixed formats, open from Thursday to Sunday.
- Mistress of Mayfair: for the house music Luna was known for. A Parisian-styled basement on St. James's Street playing house, deep house and electronic music.
- Maddox: a sleek, table-led Mayfair club on Mill Street mixing hip hop and house.
What Changed for Bookings
We no longer take Luna table bookings or guestlist requests, and any Luna prices, opening hours or entry fees you find online are out of date. When the club was trading, tables were sold on a minimum spend that started from around £1,000 for a floor table and £2,000 for VIP, and the ladies' guestlist carried an entry fee of about £20 at the door. None of that applies now. Current prices for the alternatives are on their booking pages, and we quote an exact minimum spend when you enquire, as of October 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Luna London Club closed?
Yes. Luna London Club has permanently closed, and we no longer take table bookings or guestlist requests for it.
Can I still join the Luna guestlist?
No. There is no Luna guestlist any more. Ladies can join the Tape London guestlist or the lists at Selene, Mistress of Mayfair or Maddox instead.
Can I still book a table at Luna?
No. We can book a table at an open alternative instead, such as Tape London, Selene, Mistress of Mayfair or Maddox.
What music did Luna London Club play?
House music, on Friday and Saturday nights. For house now, Mistress of Mayfair on St. James's Street is the closest match.
Where was Luna London Club?
At 8-9 Argyll Street, London W1F 7TF, beneath the Inca London restaurant and a short walk from Oxford Circus station.
What was the Luna dress code?
Dress to impress: heels for ladies and smart attire for men, with sportswear, beachwear and ripped jeans turned away. The open alternatives run a similar door; see our London clubs dress code guide.
Which club is closest to where Luna was?
Tape London on Hanover Square and Selene on Winsley Street are both a short walk from Oxford Circus, the nearest station to Luna's old door.
Were Luna London and Luna by Inca the same club?
Yes. Luna London, Luna Club London and Luna by Inca all referred to the same club beneath Inca London.
Want a night like Luna's? Message us on WhatsApp with the date and group size and we will find the right room for it.