Overview:
This new club in the heart of Oxford's social scene is a perfect place to get your suave on! The venue features a highly-stylised decor that matches its oriental theme, with plush leather seating, excessive amounts of gold where you can shot the sambuca with the stag boys, hang with the hens and generally be revered by your mates as the coolest party organiser this side of Tokyo.

You'll have free entry to the club, where you can strut serious funky stuff to contemporary chart, R'n'B, along with a few dance classics, enjoy a huge selection of cocktails, or if you prefer, chill out in the luxurious seating areas.

Includes:
 - Club Entry

Notes:
 - The management reserve the right to refuse entry if they believe you're too drunk - so behave!
 - Dress to impress - If you're dressed like a reject from the JD Sports catalogue, think again.

Overview:
Every well put together weekend has to have that destination nightspot as the pinnacle for the groups’ celebrations. However, finding the right kind of nightclub and getting your group in can be notoriously tricky and can sometimes take the edge off an otherwise great weekend.

Well, we’ve tried, tested and reviewed all the nightclubs worth visiting and can organise a guest list and priority entry, so it’s straight to the front of the queue for you and the group.

The Club
With four bars, three main dance rooms and a relaxed atmosphere, this club has a bit of everything for everyone. The music is varied and split by room:

Room 1 - Cheesy Anthems & Party Tunes
Room 2 - Uplifting House & Dance
Room 3 - Hip Hop, R&B + Bashment

Entry Time
Before 11pm

Opening Hours
Open 10pm - 3am

Dress Code
Smart casual; no sportswear or trainers.  

Overview:
The club opened in order to provide an alternative to the nightlife of Reading. It is unique in that it offers all the facilities of a nightclub along with the added value of a top quality restaurant and a leading live venue. The railway arches in which it is set in have been converted with sensitivity to the original architecture achieving a stunning and stylish result with full air conditioning. The atmosphere is warm, friendly and totally unthreatening, thereby attracting a large cross section of people from far and wide.

Info:
Open times: Fri 7 pm - 4 am; Sat 7 pm - 5 am
Dress code: Smart casual (smart jeans permitted). No trainers. Gentlemen must wear a collared shirt. Fancy dress is allowed.

Notes:
- Entry is subject to sobriety. Make sure you're not hammered drunk when you arrive.

Overview
When you're out on the town after a cracking night, you don't want to be going to the nightspots that aren't busy, and you're the only ones skanking out on the dancefloors - well, never fear - we'll organise a sought-after booth reservation in Milton Keyne's busiest nightlife venue.

There's the main room, where you'll find retro themed tunes, urban music, dance music, and a variety of other beats flowing from the DJ booth and huge sound system. If you prefer things a little more old school, there's also a 90's room where you can shake it down to classics like the Fresh prince and DJ Jazzy Jeff.

To get you started, we'll even hook you up with a bottle of bubbly for when you arrive. Perfect.

Opening Hours
 - 9pm to 3:30am

Dress Code
 - Don't look like you've just walked out of a Sports Direct sale.

Notes 
 - Please note that entry to the venue is subject to sobriety and good behaviour. Don't give the bouncers a reason not to let you in, or chuck you out either!