What Is Maison Close?

Maison Close is one of Mayfair's most sought-after nightclubs, known for its theatrical atmosphere, sultry interiors, and a crowd that takes nightlife seriously. Located in the heart of London's most prestigious nightlife district, it draws a well-dressed, international clientele who expect nothing less than a premium experience from the moment they walk through the door.

If you're planning a night at Maison Close, understanding the entry fees, VIP table prices, and booking process is essential. This guide covers everything you need to know before you arrive.

Maison Close Entry Fee

Entry fees at Maison Close vary depending on the night and whether you're on the guestlist. Here's a general breakdown:

• Guestlist entry (weeknights): Complimentary for women, £20 for men
• Guestlist entry (Friday & Saturday): Complimentary for women, £20–£30 for men
• Walk-in entry (no guestlist): £20–£40 depending on the night
• VIP table guests: Entry is always included with your table booking

Getting on the guestlist is the smartest way to manage costs, particularly on peak nights. Women on the guestlist typically enter free, whilst men pay a reduced door charge. Without a guestlist spot, you may face higher entry fees or longer queues — and on busy nights, walk-ins are not always guaranteed entry.

Maison Close VIP Table Prices

VIP table bookings at Maison Close come with a minimum spend requirement rather than a flat booking fee. The minimum spend covers your bottles, mixers, and table service for the evening. Here's what to expect:

• Standard table (weeknights): From £1,000 minimum spend
• Standard table (Friday & Saturday): From £1,500–£2,000 minimum spend
• Premium table (prime location): From £2,500–£5,000+ minimum spend
• Dance floor table: From £3,000+ minimum spend

These prices are for the table, not per person. Your minimum spend goes entirely towards bottles and drinks — think of it as a guaranteed bar tab rather than a separate charge. A bottle of premium vodka typically starts around £400–£500, so a £1,500 minimum spend translates to roughly three bottles with mixers.

If you're considering whether a table is worth the investment, our London club VIP table prices guide provides a useful comparison across Mayfair's top venues.

What's Included with a VIP Table?

When you book a VIP table at Maison Close, you receive:

• Priority entry — skip the queue entirely and walk straight in
• Reserved seating — your table is held for the entire evening
• Dedicated table host — a personal server for the night
• Bottles, mixers, and ice — included within your minimum spend
• Guest capacity — most tables accommodate 6–10 guests comfortably

If you've never booked a table before, our guide on whether you need a deposit for a London club table explains how the process works step by step.

How to Book a Table at Maison Close

Booking a VIP table at Maison Close is straightforward, but planning ahead is important — especially for weekends and special events.

Step 1: Decide on your night and group size. Weeknight tables are easier to secure and often have lower minimum spends.

Step 2: Get in touch with us via our table booking page or message us on WhatsApp. We'll confirm availability and minimum spend for your chosen date.

Step 3: A deposit is typically required to secure your table. This is deducted from your minimum spend on the night, so you're not paying extra.

Step 4: Arrive on time. Most tables are held until a certain hour — typically midnight — so arriving promptly ensures you get the most out of your booking.

For more detail on timing, our guide on how far in advance to book a London club table will help you plan.

Maison Close vs Other Mayfair Clubs

How does Maison Close compare to other premium Mayfair venues? Here's a quick snapshot:

• Maison Close vs Tape London: Both attract a high-end crowd, but Maison Close leans more theatrical and immersive, whilst Tape is known for its celebrity clientele and intimate dance floor. Table minimums are comparable.
• Maison Close vs Maddox Club: Maddox offers a slightly more accessible entry point with lower weeknight minimums. Maison Close feels more exclusive and curated.
• Maison Close vs Scotch of St James: Scotch has a legendary reputation and a rock-and-roll energy. Maison Close is newer and more visually dramatic. Both sit at the top end of Mayfair pricing.

Tips for Your First Visit

A few practical pointers to ensure your night goes smoothly:

• Dress code is strict. Smart and stylish is the minimum. Trainers, sportswear, and casual attire will be turned away. Think tailored trousers, collared shirts, and quality shoes for men; cocktail attire or equivalent for women.
• Arrive before midnight. The club fills up quickly on weekends. If you're on the guestlist without a table, arriving by 11pm gives you the best chance of smooth entry.
• Bring valid photo ID. A passport or UK driving licence is ideal. Some foreign IDs are accepted, but check in advance.
• Manage your group size. Large male-heavy groups may face difficulties at the door. A mixed group is always easier to accommodate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a minimum age for Maison Close?

Yes, Maison Close operates a strict over-21s policy on most nights, though some weeknight events may allow guests aged 18 and over. Always confirm before booking.

Can I visit Maison Close without booking a table?

Absolutely. You can join the guestlist for entry without a table reservation. However, guestlist spots are limited on peak nights, so registering early is recommended.

Do I need to spend the full minimum on the night?

Yes. The minimum spend is a commitment for the evening. Any unspent balance is not refunded. That said, most groups find the spend goes quickly once bottles and mixers are flowing.

Can I book a table for a special occasion?

Yes — Maison Close is an excellent choice for birthdays, celebrations, and corporate events. Let us know when you book and the team can arrange extras such as a cake, sparklers, or a personalised setup. Get in touch through our booking page or message us on WhatsApp.