Libertine London Has Closed: Now Selene London

Libertine London has closed; Selene London now operates in its place. The club at 4 Winsley Street, also known as Libertine by Chinawhite, is no longer trading under that name, so there are no Libertine tables to book and no Libertine guestlist to join. Selene London, which now operates there, is a club we book every week. If you searched for Libertine because you were planning a night there, this page explains what it was and where to go instead.

Be wary of anyone still offering Libertine tables or guestlist places: there is no Libertine night to book.

What Libertine was (history)

When it was open, Libertine was one of the better-known party rooms north of Oxford Street, drawing models, socialites and influencers. It played hip-hop and RnB, hosted occasional artist appearances, and opened late on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. That describes the club while it traded and is kept here for reference only.

Selene London now operates in its place

Selene London now operates at 4 Winsley Street, W1W 8HF, in Libertine's place, and Selene is a club we book every week. Selene has an ancient Greece theme and private bowling lanes, plays hip-hop and RnB, and opens on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights from 11pm to 4am. Tables start from an £800 minimum spend and the guestlist is reserved for ladies. The nearest tube is Oxford Circus.

Selene has its own name, theme and terms, so Libertine's old prices and rules do not carry over. Our Selene London guestlist guide and Selene dress code cover the door.

Other open clubs nearby

Club	Where	Nearest tube	Music	Nights	Tables from
Selene London	Winsley Street, Fitzrovia	Oxford Circus	Hip-hop, RnB	Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun	£800
Cirque Le Soir	Ganton Street, Carnaby	Oxford Circus	Hip-hop, RnB, performers	Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat	£800
Tape London	Hanover Square, Mayfair	Oxford Circus	Hip-hop, RnB, Afrobeats	Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun	£750
Maddox Club	Mill Street, Mayfair	Oxford Circus	Hip-hop, RnB, house	Thu, Fri, Sat	£1,000
London Reign	Piccadilly	Piccadilly Circus	Hip-hop, RnB, commercial	Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat	£800

All of them sit within a short walk of Oxford Circus, and all ask for smart and elegant dress. For a hip-hop and RnB night like Libertine's, Tape and Cirque Le Soir are the closest matches; Tape and Selene also open on Sundays.

How booking works at these clubs

Guestlist: free to join through us and mostly reserved for women; mixed groups with more women than men can sometimes be placed.
Tables: the route in for mixed and all-male groups. A minimum spend is a bar tab, not a fee; our guide to VIP table prices in Mayfair explains how it works.
Dress code: smart and elegant everywhere on the list; see the London club dress code guide.

Tell us the night and your group size through London nightclub bookings or get in touch, and we will send the tables and guestlist places available at the clubs above.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Libertine London still open?

No. Libertine London, also known as Libertine by Chinawhite, has closed, and Selene London now operates in its place on Winsley Street. There are no Libertine tables or guestlist places to book, but we book Selene.

Where was Libertine London?

Libertine was at 4 Winsley Street, London W1W 8HF, just north of Oxford Street. The nearest tube is Oxford Circus.

What replaced Libertine London?

Selene London now operates in Libertine's place at 4 Winsley Street, with an ancient Greece theme, private bowling lanes and hip-hop and RnB. We book its tables and guestlist.

Where can I go instead of Libertine?

Selene London on Winsley Street, Cirque Le Soir on Ganton Street and Tape London on Hanover Square are all a short walk from Oxford Circus and play hip-hop and RnB. We book tables and guestlist at each of them.

Is the guestlist free at these clubs?

Joining a guestlist through us costs nothing, and lists are mostly reserved for women. Some clubs charge an entry fee at the door, and we confirm the amount for your night before you go.

Libertine London Has Closed: Selene Now Operates in Its Place