Beat London

BEAT London, a renowned private members’ club and a sought-after after-party venue, has been an iconic fixture in Marylebone’s nightlife since the 1960s. Upon entering, you are immediately immersed in the venue’s vibrant atmosphere, with exposed brick walls showcasing its rich heritage. Amidst the vintage aesthetic, you’ll also notice modern elements like LED lights, projectors, and a DJ booth, seamlessly blending the old with the new.

BEAT London offers a generous amount of space, featuring two large parallel rooms in an industrial setting. The DJ booth graces one end, while the bar occupies the other, and tables are thoughtfully positioned along the walls, leaving ample room for a lively dance floor. Whether you’re interested in booking the venue or embarking on an unforgettable night out, BEAT London offers an intoxicating fusion of sophistication and excitement.

As the night unfolds at BEAT London, anticipate a sensory extravaganza of strobe lights, flickering LEDs, and pulsating music. The club’s DJs primarily spin electronic music, particularly house, and you may even have the chance to encounter renowned artists and DJs like Musumeci, Øostil, Fideles, Frankey, and Sandrino.

When visiting BEAT London, adhering to a smart and elegant dress code is imperative. While formal attire is not mandatory, dressing stylishly is strongly recommended. Beachwear, sportswear, or fancy dress are not acceptable.

BEAT London opens its doors on Fridays and Saturdays from 11:00 PM until 6:00 AM, providing an extended night of revelry. Undoubtedly, BEAT London is a members’ club that demands attention, and we highly recommend making a club reservation to embark on an exhilarating journey that will transform your evening into an exciting and unforgettable night.

Table Prices:

To inquire about the entry price to BEAT London, please send us a message, as the price is provided upon request.

Dress Code:

The dress code at BEAT London is smart and elegant for both men and women, with beachwear and sportswear being discouraged.