London Nightlife: From Annabel's to Fabric, the Complete VIP Guide

London: the world's most diverse nightlife

No city in the world has London's nocturnal variety. Within a few kilometers coexist Europe's most exclusive private club, the most influential electronic music venue in history and everything in between. The key is knowing what fits with what — and having the right contact for each.

Annabel's: The Most Famous Private Club in Mayfair

Annabel's in Berkeley Square is London's nightlife institution par excellence. Founded in 1963, it has been the favourite private club of British royalty, aristocrats, celebrities and the political establishment for six decades. Access to Annabel's is complex for those who are not members or lack the right contact. Membership has a years-long waiting list.

XOYO Shoreditch: The Creative Underground

XOYO in Shoreditch is the antithesis of Annabel's — and both are equally necessary to understand London. One of the most important clubs in the international underground scene, XOYO has hosted the world's best DJs in a space that prioritizes sound above all else.

Fabric London: The Electronic Temple

Fabric London in Farringdon is one of the most influential clubs in electronic music history. Since 1999, the epicenter of drum & bass, techno and house in its purest form. The sound system is legendary, DJ programming the best in London, and the weekend atmosphere is unlike anything else in the world.

EGG London: Open Air in North London

EGG London closes with the most summery offering: open air, hardgroove and house in north London. The outdoor terrace is the differentiating element — few things in London compare to dancing at sunrise on a terrace in midsummer.

Diversity as virtue

What makes London nightlife unique is precisely the variety. You don't have to choose between glamour and music — you can have both in the same night. Dinner at The Ritz, drinks at Annabel's, then XOYO or Fabric. We design the complete itinerary with all accesses coordinated.