Maddox Club London was formed in 2007 by Fred Moss, the creator of Mo*vida, Aura, and Chinawhite. A-list celebrities such as Keira Knightly and P Diddy have been seen at the club. It’s signature night of the week is Thursday, which continues to be one of London’s most infamous nights out. Luxurious, lavish and sumptuously splendid, the Maddox club is yet another triumph on his string of London club successes. Laying with its many competitors in central, affluent Mayfair, Maddox is a decadent space fit for Royalty. And yes, Royalty has been known to frequent the joint! Designed by a world-renowned interior mastermind, Sammy Chams has instilled an incredulous class into the establishment. With his signature minimalist décor, the venue is a boutique haven for the rich, the gorgeous and the international clubbers on the London party scene. There are spaces for every mood – a boutique bar, an Italian restaurant, a basement club and a smoker’s courtyard in hues off deep red and green. With a sexy City vibe, Maddox Club London encapsulates the cosmopolitanism of London town and breathes it into every booth, every cocktail, and every 5 star dish it produces from its 5 star kitchen.
The glass case DJ booth is the central focal point of club and plays host to a string of A-list DJ’s, winning extra cool points for its resident (and stunning) female DJ. The atmosphere is electric and the music is electro – a fusion of the usual suspects, but with an electronic twist that sets it apart from other London clubs.
What we love about Maddox is its attention to detail and its propensity for personal care and attention. The creator Fred and the general manager George Calisto, personally host each and every night to ensure a personal service is upheld. A clever touch which warrants a recurrent crowd.
We cannot fault this club. Maddox Club London plays host to some of the most amazing nights we have had on the London party scene and we cannot recommend it enough. Join us here and we will go mad on the Maddox guestlist!
Maddox Guestlist, Table Prices & Table Bookings
Maddox Entry Price
Entry is a standard £20 fee. ID is required. All entry is at the discretion of the door.
Maddox Table Prices
Tables at Maddox start at £1000 for a standard table. VIP tables from £2000. Entry fees of £20 apply with tables at Maddox.
Maddox Dress Code
Dressy with ladies in high-heels, gentlemen in smart attire.
(13 votes, average: 4.69 out of 5)
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Open: Thursday – Friday – Saturday
Closed: Monday – Tuesday – Wednesday – Sunday
43-5 Mill Street London W1S 2AU | Guestlist@capitalalist.com | +44(0)2072052245
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