Embassy Guestlist & Tables

Still holding its long time reign as one of the classiest nightclubs in the capital, the Embassy guestlist is still hard to access and acts as one of the most expensive members clubs in Mayfair but keeps a surprisingly welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Expect a wealth of footballers and wannabe WAGS aplenty even on a Thursday in this discreet looking restaurant and club located on Old Burlington Street.

Once you’re on the Embassy guestlist and you enter the venue you will notice the sizeable ground floor that acts as the main bar and restaurant. With minimal decor, the marbled mirrors and decorated ceiling gives the club a luxurious feel. Downstairs in the basement club, black and silver wallpaper adorns the walls matching the metallic staircase, whilst the two VIP areas in the club appear to be the main attraction. One area is situated around the dance floor in full view of all the partygoers, whilst the second is separated from the rest of the club by a glass wall giving it a very private feel.

On a Friday and Saturday the only way to get in to the basement club is by the embassy guestlist only, which means that it doesn’t get overly crowded and allows guests to have a great time. Glamorous and well dressed men and women are often seen on the floor dancing along to predictable funky house, electro, R n B and club classics that really get the crowd going.

On the embassy guestlist everyone has a great time, mainly due to the exclusive feel of the crowd and the toe tapping tunes that are played throughout the night. If you want to get up, close and personal to premiership footballers and the elite, then an evening spent at on the Embassy guestlist will tick all of those boxes.

(9 votes, average: 4.89 out of 5)
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Open: Tuesday – Wednesday – Thursday – Friday – Saturday
Closed: Sunday – Monday
29 Old Burlington Street, Mayfair, London, W1S 3AN | Guestlist@capitalalist.com | +44(0)2072052245

The Mayfair Club Guestlist & Tables

With one of the most sought after postcodes in London, The Mayfair club guestlist will gain you entry into a glamorous gentleman’s club perfect for those looking to unwind with gorgeous women and champagne. Unlike other clubs in the area, The Mayfair Club guestlist is open late into the night and until 7am on Saturdays for those who just aren’t quite ready to go home.

*Why no Video? The club do not allow video cameras inside the venue!

Situated on Dover Street, the club itself is small but opulent decorated with arm chair style seating and large velour sofas for a relaxing feel. Once down the spiral staircase, you will notice how the large chandelier in the room acts as a centrepiece where underneath all the action goes on. A mesmerising LED screen is also placed in the room which displays a mixture of different images throughout the evening. To the right there is a VIP area where the private booths sit neatly covered by extravagant red curtains. To sit here will set you back a decent sized bottle of Dom Perignon , however this is where the main podium is set up for the shows that are visible to the rest of the club. To the left there is another private area compromising of plush velvet seating and a long bar, which has an emphasis on great table service.

The atmosphere is what you would expect from a gentlemen’s club in this area, with men who want to spend money whilst being able to relax and unwind after a long week on a Thursday or Friday night. Far from sleazy, the girls who work here are gorgeous and not the money grabbing types that you will find in other London clubs of this type.

What makes this club stand out in the crowd is that at weekends come 2am the club closes for an hour, in which it then returns at 3am as a late night dance venue. Funky house is played along in the background, as partygoers from other Mayfair club guestlists who just aren’t ready to end the night come here after the party has ended. With a decent sized dance floor and a great the ability to attract a great crowd, The Mayfair club guestlist is certainly strong competition for other clubs in the area.

(20 votes, average: 4.10 out of 5)
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Closed: Monday – Tuesday – Wednesday – Thursday – Friday – Sunday
50 Dover Street Mayfair London W1S 4NY | Guestlist@capitalalist.com | +44(0)2072052245

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Low Club Guestlist & Tables

The members club with a difference Slap bang in the heart of Mayfair. The Low Guestlist is a return to speak easy style nightclubs with less emphasis on the drinking, and more concentration on the music and dancing. However if you happen to stumble into the club on a Thursday night then you are very lucky indeed as this one is extremely well hidden.

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Owner David West teamed up with David Serlui and Andy Giorgini (formerly of Aura and The Brompton Club) to create the Low guestlist, a members club that is discreetly tucked away from the world on Jermyn Street. Accessible via the Russian Abracadabra restaurant, guests have to walk through the entrance of in order to enter Low. Once inside the club, you will be greeted by a design that is both edgy and contemporary. Consisting of an outstanding sound system and regular guest appearances from top DJ’s on Saturdays, the Low guestlist venue is beautifully decorated and sets the mood perfectly. LED lights sparkle from the ceiling above, whilst the long bar which stretches across one side is lit up by every bottle of spirit available that is set on display. Black wooden tables position themselves neatly around the dance floor, whilst the huge ice buckets filled with mixers that are dotted around the room catch every guest’s attention.

A pillar in the centre of the room hides a high tech speaker system inside, and also acts as a platform for those who want to show off their moves to the rest of the club. The music is a big part of the atmosphere on the Low guestlist, with International DJ’s showing of their skills here on regular Thursday nights. The cocktail list is jam packed with classics alongside some more original mixes, which are sure to satisfy every cocktail lover’s dream.

The Low guestlist is a members club with an emphasis on high flyers who are keen to show off and splash their cash when the opportunity arises every Friday. Expect a crowd who is happy to dance the night away to the electronic music that is mostly played, and are having a great night out no matter what the price.

(6 votes, average: 4.17 out of 5)
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91 Jerymn Street, London, SW1Y 6JB| Guestlist@capitalalist.com | +44(0)2072052245

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Bond Guestlist & Tables

Situated just around the corner from Oxford Street station, the Bond guestlist is the west end club that stands out from the crowd. With its new £2 million refurbishment which includes a high tech interactive bar and an outstanding LED light wall display, guests will be instantly mesmerised by its stunning decor.

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If you’vre made it onto the Bond guestlist, past the silver exterior and the burly bouncers on the door, you will find yourself inside an impressive club. An open space with raised areas for tables, Bond can also change the decor to how they please thanks to their LED light display. No part of the club was left untouched when thinking of the design, even incorporating an interactive bar that lights up when touched. Drinks on the Bond guestlsit do not come cheap so you will have to dig deep to enjoy a great Thursday night out here. Whether you book a table with minimum spend, or simply just purchase drinks from the bar you are guaranteed to have a great night out.

The Bond guestlist attracts a beautiful crowd, who are eager to experience something which is fresh and new. This means that queues to get inside the club are always long (especially on Friday and Saturday nights), and once you are inside waiting for a drink can sometimes take a long time too. The crowd here is particularly young compared to other West End clubs, and a mixed crowd can be seen on the dance floor moving to Funky House and R n B tunes. From footballers to glamour girls, expect to meet anyone and everyone at this trendy haunt.

The Bond guestlist fantastically designed space is what makes this West End club so popular. From its state of the art interactive bar to its unique light display, prepare to be ‘wowed’ when you spend a night out at this famous London club.

(5 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)
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Closed: Monday – Tuesday – Wednesday – Thursday – Friday – Saturday – Sunday
24 Kingly Street London W1B 5QP | Guestlist@capitalalist.com | +44(0)2072052245

Rose Club Guestlist & Tables

The Rose guestlist is the latest development from the guys behind legendary high end clubs Whisky Mist and Mahiki. Highly anticipated as one of the best new clubs on the London club circuit, the Rose guestlist is a new 300 capacity club and exclusive venue at the height of sophistication. It boasts a very chic and modern interior design, only to be filled with the hottest and most well-known names in the world. Opened by Nick House and Piers Adam, expect to be whisked away in to an extravagantly theatrical evening at this Marylebone club, it’ll be unlike anything you’ve ever experienced before.

 

Thursday nights at The Rose have become legendary and once you have made it past the tight door staff, you will enter down the red staircase, which will make you feel like royalty, in to the club. Lavish red and black interior catches your eye straight away, whilst hundreds of twinkling mirrors hang elegantly from ceiling to floor, so make sure to look your best as you’re on display at all times. The club has an overall feel of transporting back to the time of speakeasies mixed with the glistening glamour of today. The ground level has a flower shop that not only depicts the name of the club, but acts as a sort of disguise to the club, coming off as sweet, innocent and gentle, but as we all know every rose has its thorn. On the Rose Guestlist you will feel as if you are in your very own theatrical production, setting your individual story for the night. A long bar takes up one side of the club, whilst clusters of tables are piled high with ice buckets and constant flowing champagne. The waitresses who tend to every drinker’s needs are dressed in sparkling tutu’s and dramatic make up, looking every inch the professional ballet dancer plucked straight off of the American Ballet Theatre stage, which adds to the theatrical nature of this club. The girls bring a classical twist to the club, especially when they warm up on the bar to live string quartets and opera singers. Immediately the night is started off properly and gets all the guests in just the right mood to dance the night away. Matched with the twinkling mirrored décor, guests can’t help but feel as if they are in a giant musical jewellery box every Friday and Saturday, which is the idea and inspiration behind Robert Angell’s design for the establishment.

The Rose guestlist attracts a sophisticated crowd, with a sprinkle of celebs who are often seen making an appearance here. Whilst fitting classical and opera music fills the club during the early evening, as the crowd gets bigger and bodies start moving the music changes to an appropriate mix of house and dance. The only better thing than good music is having a fantastic drink in hand. Mixologist Christian Ozzati is the original creator of the drinks list for the club, in addition to being the bar manager. These drinks are not only amazing on their own, but stand out because of the vessels in which they are served, for example a music box or giant Monopoly pieces. Like many other London clubs, tables can be booked here at a pricey cost. However, it seems that the Rose guestlist is the perfect place to let your hair down and be taken away into your own personalized fantasyland. A new jewel on the London club scene, the originality of it’s interior design, the celebrity clientele, amazing drinks, superb staff and concept will be sure to blow you away.

What’s The Dress Code?

Like most private members clubs Rose adhere to a strict dress code. Make sure to get this right other wise it could be a cold night on the curb watching friends roll into the club. Girls must be wearing high heels whilst guys must be wearing smart shoes. No trainers or sportswear will be allowed. If you’re not sure about a piece of clothing then play it safe and wear something else.

How Much is Entry Price?

Typically the club allow free entry for ladies before 11pm after which they are required to pay a £20 door fee. Guys will have to stump up the cash no matter what time of the night. Don’t blame us, we don’t make the rules!

What are the Drink Prices?

Drinks prices vary from the standard cocktail priced at £10 to the magnums of champagne at a hefty £1000. It’s certainly easy to spend money here, but at least the drinks are nice and strong.

Rose NYE (New Years Eve) Tickets

New years eve things tend to go out of the window with gueslist requests not accepted. All attendees are required to buy tickets in advance (normally between £30 – £100) from

 

(22 votes, average: 4.27 out of 5)
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Open: Monday – Thursday – Friday – Saturday
Closed: Sunday – Tuesday – Wednesday
Rose – 23 Orchard Street London W1H 6HL | Guestlist@capitalalist.com | +44(0)2072052245