Clubs in Central London

Nestled on Wardour Street, Paper Soho is a stylish club that's resurfaced after closing back in 2008. Having catered previously for the likes of Beyonce, Jay Z and Kanye West, the club will be looking to recreate the same aura and attitude that defined its old self. With a great sound system, all your favourite suspects behind the bar and DJs spinning tracks long into the night, this Soho club promises to leave all its guests beaming from ear to ear.

Party the night away in the opulent surrounds of Fifty9, one of Central London's coolest clubs. A playground brimming with VIP spaces, and stunning drinks, dress up, doll up and head on down as this venue promises a night of drinking and dancing in the city thanks to suave cocktails, music and more.

For fun-time partying on a Loop, check out this Oxford Street haven. With three floors and punters regularly flowing into the street for a bit of alfresco action, Loop is a nailed on favourite for a hearty dose of cheesy pop tunes.

With no less than six pumping party rooms, variety is the spice of life for Piccadilly Institute. It's a lively jaunt very popular with tourists and local fun-seekers alike thanks to its bullseye central London location. Come for a wild night out filled with booze and flashing dance floors aplenty.

At your element in places where you have a good old sing-along? Bar Rumba's your dream, as they operate an "if you can't sing it, we won't play it policy". This of course guarantees all kinds of party hearty, power ballad anthems, and there's often fancy dress frolics to be enjoyed at the weekend.

Without doubt one of the quirkiest clubs in Central London, Cirque Le Soir laughs in the face of all things ordinary and instead stuns its guests with snake charmers, fire breathers, burlesque dancers and mystifying magicians. Head to this club in Soho and enjoy everything this brilliantly bizarre spot has to offer.

The perfect dose of quirky clubbing in Central London, Kanaloa take you to the tiki tidings of the South Pacific for this party adventure. Join them for themed cocktails, a heaving dancefloor and VIP booths aplenty in this unique clubbing experience.

Covent Garden kills it in the clubbing department this time round with Roadhouse in tow. Not only a top restaurant to grab those all important Americana bites, their late-night stance promises fire-themed antics and partying well on into the night.

Sitting pretty not far from Embankment, Opal is a central London club where you can take advantage of a late licence until 3 AM to carry you through the night. Boasting both a riverside bar room and a hidden basement club room called Noir, Opal will show you a good time with cheap drinks, big music and a raucous party atmosphere. 

If you’re searching for a smart, stylish and friendly nightspot in the heart of Soho, look no further. It’s worth coming straight after work to sample the international menu and spectacular cocktails, especially when you consider that happy hour stretches deep into the evening. Once sufficiently warmed up it’s time to head over to the dance floor, where you’ll cut shapes in the company of a beautiful crowd until 3 AM.

Vinyl Bar sits in the shadow of St Paul's and draws London's party animals with its heavy DJ sets, elegant character and fun-loving approach. Often showcasing live musical performances, it's the DJ sets that really interest us. Not to mention, the entire bar is constantly stocked with your favourite beers, wines and potent spirits. You'll struggle to find a more fun-loving club in London.

It doesn't matter what day of the week you're looking to go partying, you can rest assured that Roxy are up and about, churning out the feel-good anthems 'til late. Happy Hour deals sweeten the bargain further, and Saturday serves up four decades of dance floor smashers until 3.30 AM at this top club in Central London.

Acclaimed cocktails and juicy burgers are Core's pride and joy, that's until we shift the focus towards the dance floor of course. A pretty chilled out space where revellers are more concerned with having fun than issues of pomp and pretension, this is an ideal place to get down to business throwing some shapes close to Cannon Street.

A club in London Bridge with affordability and fun to its name, Number 1 is a great place to party should you catch yourself in the heart of the city. Head on down for a cool and casual night out that promises a roaring roster of DJs and dancing.

The Be At One cocktail family are not ones to shy away from a huge club night in Central London. Despite having created a reputation for themselves by creating stunning cocktails, head to the Russell Street venue and party long into the early hours courtesy of the venue's resident DJs. 

Sway is a mainstay of the central London Club scene which continues to pull in the party crowd. With party packages and plenty of space to book, this London night club is popular with groups and those who like to get their dancing shoes on. With four rooms you can take your pick depending on your taste.

They don't come much more glamorous than the Roof Gardens. Situated amidst 1.5 acres of stunning rooftop gardens, 100 ft above Kensington High Street, we're talking about one of the most exclusive private members clubs in London here. Head to the sixth floor for a helping of the VIP treatment, as the party continues deep into the morning.