Tucked off Regent Street in Mayfair, Maddox Club continues to be one of the most coveted nightlife destinations in London. Since opening its doors in 2007 under the vision of nightlife impresario Fred Moss, it has evolved into a refined private members’ nightclub that fuses high energy with uncompromising elegance. The entrance remains discreet. The club opens its doors to members and vetted guests on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, typically between 11:30 PM and 3:00 AM. Guests must be on the guest list or receive a member’s invitation, and the dress code is strict.
Maddox blends the theatrical with the refined. The interiors were conceived under the direction of designer Sammy Chams. They integrate a ground-floor dining space with a glass-encased DJ booth, marrying culinary and club atmospheres. A staircase leads down to the subterranean club floors. Here, moody lighting, plush furnishings, and intimate corners set the stage for a night out.
The club also has some distinctive touches. The Green Room is a more intimate lounge-style space with bottle service, ideal for softer conversation or VIP privacy. There’s a courtyard / outdoor terrace on the lower ground level, often used for moments of respite or socialising. A smoking and shisha lounge area, usually covered or semi-enclosed, which is rare in London’s club scene, allows guests to step out without leaving the club.
Maddox maintains a forward-leaning programming approach. DJs span house, R&B, commercial, tech-house, and deep sets — often curated under the club’s newer “We Undercurrent” label. The sound setup stands out, delivering immersive audio throughout multiple rooms. While surprise guest sets are less popular now, the club still attracts London’s creative crowd, A-list visitors, fashion insiders, and nightlife lovers.
Maddox continues to excel in polished service. This includes premium bottle packages (including ultra-rare vintages) and custom mixology. The venue is also available for private hire: Maddox offers exclusive access to its main room or Green Room for events of varying scales, with event teams to tailor food, décor, and entertainment.
What’s New, What’s Evolved
While the core identity as a private, invitation-based club remains, Maddox has leaned into its dual nature as both restaurant and nightlife space. Its We Undercurrent nights give a modern edge to its programming, showcasing more underground or tech sounds.
The club’s event-hire capabilities have expanded, with the Green Room and courtyard now highlighted as distinct event spaces for weddings, receptions, and bespoke gatherings.
The strict dress code and curated guest list have remained central — the club still carefully controls its access to preserve exclusivity.
Why Maddox Club Still Matters
In London’s nightlife ecosystem, Maddox preserves a delicate balance between relevance and restraint. It refuses to chase every trend, yet subtly adapts — refreshing its music philosophy, deepening its event offerings, and refining its guest experience. The result is a club that doesn’t feel outdated, but rather quietly confident in its identity: a place for those who know where to look, who value discretion as much as decadence.
Maddox Club London Guestlist, Table Prices & Table Bookings
Maddox Entry Price
Entry is generally restricted to members and their guests, but guestlist access is available on select nights. Ladies often pay £20 at the door if on the guestlist. Sometimes early arrival can mean free or reduced admission for women (discretion of the door) up to a certain time. Men or mixed groups typically must book a table; guestlist access for men is often not available.
Maddox Table Prices
Table bookings (aka bottle service) are strongly advised for group access. Minimum spend often begins at £1,000 for standard tables. VIP tables or premium locations commonly command a £2,000+ spend minimum. On special event nights, or for large groups, the table spend requirement can climb (some sources cite £3,000–£4,000 for top VIP spaces).
Maddox Dress Code
The dress code is strictly smart and stylish. Men should wear a collared shirt and smart shoes—no sportswear, trainers, or caps. Women should wear elegant, club-appropriate attire. Maddox prides itself on attracting a fashion-forward crowd, so dressing to impress is key.
Open: Thursday to Saturday, from 11:00 PM to early morning (often 4:00 AM or later)
Address: 3-5 Mill Street, Mayfair, London W1S 2AU
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