London Clubs Open Until 6am? Late-Night Clubs and Closing Times

"Clubs open till 6am in London" is a search we see every weekend. The honest answer for the West End is that very few rooms run that late any more. Most of central London's clubs close somewhere between 3am and 3:30am, and the ones that go later do it on a specific licence, on specific nights. Here's what we know about the clubs we book, checked against each venue's own published hours.

The short answer

Of the clubs we book, none currently lists a 6am finish. The latest is Selene in Fitzrovia, which publishes its hours as 11pm to 4am, Thursday to Sunday (checked on its own site on 6 November 2026). That half-hour over the 3:30am pack matters more than it sounds: it's the room you move to when the others turn the lights on, and it's one of the very few West End clubs open on a Sunday night. If you see a club advertised as open till 6am, check the date on that claim: late licences are granted venue by venue and change, and an old listing is the most common reason people turn up to a closed door.

Selene: the latest room we book

Selene sits at 4 Winsley Street, in the Mappin House building just off Oxford Street, and opened in autumn 2024. It's Greek-inspired and runs four rooms: Selene, the signature room; Helios, the grand room; the Late Lounge; and a private VIP Bowling Alley. The music is open format. We book Selene on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and on all three nights it runs to 4am.

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Closing times at the clubs we book

For Gallery, Maddox, Scotch of St James and XOYO, ask us for the closing time of the night you have in mind and we'll confirm it with the venue rather than guess.

How to plan a long night

• Book the late room, don't hope to move to it. Selene's queue is at its worst exactly when the 3:30am clubs empty out, so if the plan is to finish late, make Selene the table and start elsewhere for drinks or dinner.
• Watch last entry. Paloma's is 2am, and most doors get stricter as the night goes on. Arrive at your second stop well before you think you need to.
• Keep your group together. Moving eight people across the West End at 3am is where nights fall apart; one confirmed table with a host waiting is simpler.
• Sundays are different. With most of London closed, Selene on a Sunday is a good fit for anyone who works the weekend or for a birthday that falls on a Sunday.

Getting home after a late finish

Selene is a short walk from Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road. The Night Tube runs on Friday and Saturday nights on several lines, including the Central and Victoria lines, which both stop at Oxford Circus; on a Sunday there's no Night Tube, so plan on a black cab, a night bus or a ride-hailing app. At 4am the main roads around Oxford Street are the easiest place to pick up a cab.