High-End Clubs Around Park Lane & Hyde Park Corner
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High-End Clubs Around Park Lane & Hyde Park Corner

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By Amelia Hart, Curation Editor

Last updated: 21 October 2026

Park Lane runs right between Hyde Park and Mayfair. On one side, you’ve got open green space, and on the other side, five-star hotels. By day, you’ve got touristy activities and nature time. By night, you’ve got some of the best Mayfair nightlife spots at your fingertips. Here are three high-end clubs around Park Lane and Hyde Park Corner that are definitely worth your consideration.

Rumour (formerly Tabu London)

Distance from Park Lane: Around 6 minutes by car

Rumour, the Mayfair club formerly known as Tabu London, is open Wednesday to Saturday and keeps the atmosphere intimate but energetic. The venue isn’t oversized, which works in its favour, and the music is all about hip-hop, R&B, and house.

Rumour table bookings are a must, particularly on weekends and special occasions. Minimum spends begin from around £1,000.

If you’re after something different and exciting while still being high-end, Rumour is a great option.

Tape London

Distance from Hyde Park Corner: Around 5 minutes by car

Tape London has built a reputation as one of the most popular clubs around Park Lane and Hyde Park Corner. It’s known for being extremely popular among celebrities and high-profile guests, and for its elegant atmosphere. The crowd is international and elegant, and you can expect some of the best hip-hop DJs in Mayfair on the decks.

Tape London tables start from £750 minimum spend and go higher depending on the night and the table. If you’re staying near Park Lane and want something recognised worldwide with a strong VIP experience, Tape London will not disappoint.

Itzel (formerly Funky Buddha)

Distance from Park Lane: Around 7 minutes by car

Funky Buddha has closed, and Itzel has opened at 15 Berkeley Street. The Berkeley Street site was Funky Buddha, then went through several rebrands including Luxx, became Funky Buddha again, and now operates as Itzel. Itzel is open Thursday to Saturday, with tables from £500 minimum spend, and booking ahead is recommended, especially for weekends and special events.

Now you know the best high-end clubs around Park Lane and Hyde Park Corner, so you can plan the best night out at the drop of a hat. If you have any questions about the clubs on our list or general nightlife in London, let us know, and we’re happy to help.

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