Hip Hop and Champagne Nights

Anyone who’s been to this club in the past will know it’s not the biggest of spaces, but they work the area well to utilise what they have. Walking down a dimly lit, spiral staircase you’ll enter the basement space. The cloakroom is located to the left, neighbouring two toilets. Down a couple more steps, the space starts to open out. A central area consists of comfortable armchair-style seating with round tables and a large velour L-shaped sofa showing off the purple colour scheme. Seating here is free as long as you continue to order drinks and dances. An attractive space, a large chandelier-style light acts as a fittingly glamorous centrepiece alongside an impressive, large LED screen that displays programmed coloured images, deftly screening shapes and movement.

To the right is the VIP area where the private, red curtained booths reside; in order to sit in here you need to buy a bottle of Dom Perignon (over £300). In this area there’s a second large LED screen. There’s also the main podium up here with a pole for the floor shows, which is visible from all areas of the club. To the left is another segregated section that costs £100 an hour and offers furnished brushed velvet lilac couches and the long bar, although the main emphasis here is on table service.