We were on the guest list but this apparently doesn't mean much in this club (we witnessed a group being sent away in front of us despite of being on the list as well). Staff upstairs (entrance, security, cloakroom) was extremely impolite, it never happened to me before that I would enter a bar/club with several employees continually screaming at me "you stay here", "ID! Did you give your ID?", "give away your coat now!" etc. Club is very small, security keeps telling you where you can and cannot stand (not really my idea of fun). Drinks are overpriced (payed 15 quid for simple vodka cranberry) but you can kind of get over this as we are in London. The major problem for me was that there was a number of people that I did not consider over 18, males in particular. Part of the club literally looked like a high school road trip gone wild. And finally, one guy simply decided in the middle of the night to pour beer all over my back and he did it deliberately and not by accident. The security took obviously his side treating me like if there was something wrong with me for being upset that in a club that requires me to dress nicely I do not enjoy people destroying my "nice" clothes. Needless to say my blouse is gone because it is not suitable for machine wash. Definitely not a place I will return to.

Boujis was the worst club I have ever been to. There was not one redeeming quality about the club from beginning to end. Despite being on the guest list, promising free entry for girls, my party all had to pay £10 each as there was a "special DJ", yet my friends who had entered just 10 minutes prior had not been told the same thing. The table we were at was over crowded, with about 20 or so people sharing a small bottle of vodka which was unfortunately a better option than buying a ridiculously over priced drink at the bar (even for a London club £10 for a shot is outrageous). The music was awful; I heard only one song I recognised and that same song was played 3 times within the space of an hour. I had even asked reception staff 'when does the music get better'!! Security staff were rude and invasive, which all resulted in us leaving early having had a terrible night at a terrible club. If you're planning a night at Boujis, I'd highly recommend going somewhere else.

Potentially the worst club in the 'central' area. Management are poor. Music is very poor, very very commercial old hits, nothing new. For example playing Sean Paul in 2015 come on now, get with the times. The bouncers were extremely rude, but then again some people are mighty jobs worth. They complain about the noise due to it being in a residential are but hey- they should of thought about that before having a club there.

To all you young ladies. My daughter went in a group to celebrate a 21st. Her drink was spiked, she was NOT drunk (1 glass of wine and 1 of champagne). Luckily one of her friends saw something was wrong and took her back to the hotel. She has no memory of leaving the club, getting back to the hotel. Next day she was ill and to some extent still suffering. Please watch over your drinks as you may not be so fortunate to have a friend close by. Thank you

Went to Boujis last Saturday for my birthday. Haven't been to a club with such an amazing vibe and incredible music in ages. Awesome DJ playing R&B & hiphop and house throughout the night. The queue outside took a while and not ideal in the cold January weather! But otherwise highly recommended.

Go here to PARTY! drink lots of Mojitos and sake it on the dance floor. Don't go here if you don't want to spend money.... FUN night out.

Even 1 star makes me feel ill. The Boujis staff attmepted to rob both myself and my colleagues this evening, they prey upon people who are out to enjoy themselves. I advise everyone to avoid these pure scam merchants who want nothing more than to pilfer a few quid from innocent, hard working individuals.

This place is closed

Love how posh this club is. Always a great night here. We had our table bookings via London Night Guide for my friends birthday.They gave her a great birthday deal.

Great place and wonderful cocktails at the bar. I have first been to Boujis in 2006. It still has good crowd of young professionals, very nice music and lots of sparkling French champagne;) x

I spent a weekend with a friend in London. We had a wonderful night at the Club Boujis. We went in before 11pm and had to pay no entry. We booked our guestlist already from Germany through London Night Guide. They organised our night without any problems. Perfect night :-)

Totally biased, but Boujis is my family and this relationship is the reason its one of the only clubs in London that has survived so long (over 12 years!). Most of the staff have been their from the start and its this beautiful commitment that has sustained the quality and sophistication of the club. If you're looking for somewhere new, glitsy rammed with towie wannabees and people popping champagne over each others extremities than dont go here. Boujis is a place for Boujis family & friends, a place to dance away your troubles to the DJ in a non-judgemental environment. Sure the door is strict, but this is mandatory. It is a boutique members club which has a small capacity. The council are onto the place like hawks because residents are never fans of having a nightclub as its neighbour so ultimately extra security will be telling you to calm down when you're trying to continue your conversation outside. This is necessary to ensure longevity. I love that I can find a reason to get dolled up and have an amazing night on the dancefloor at Boujis. If you don't adhere to the dress code or arrive in a large group with no prior warning then expect to be bounced at the door. This is just the way the nightclub industry works. Dont like it? Want to go out with 20 blokes and wear trainers for comfort? Then head to a pub or east London which offer plenty alternatives with no entrance guidelines - i love it there - totally relaxed about entrance. Chelsea is about elegance and the nightlife experience, and this must be understood before you take to your keypads and start bitching about the fact that you turned up on a Saturday night at midnight and didn't get in. In summary, book ahead, ask what is going on in the club , plan your visit and arrive early. Put on your dancing shoes, order a crackbaby, and let the music do the rest :)

Massively overrated and overhyped. Expensive even for Central London standards, pretty uninspiring once you get in, and they take themselves so seriously it's hard not to be put off. Wouldn't go again, and would recommend any number of places before this. Even if you're the celebrity-chasing type, there are many better venues in London than Boujis.

This could be one of the worst places in London. The doormen crew letting people inside could be the fakest, most judgmental load of peasants I have ever come across. They questioned if my party of equal males and females were on the guest list on a Sunday night. We were not and they told us we needed to pay upwards of 500 pounds to come inside when the place looked nearly empty. Don't waste your time with this sesspit. There are a many other fun places in South Kensington where you will have fun and not have to surround yourselves with miserable employees.

This club is full with beautiful gals, who seemed quite happy and ready to mingle with the crowd, not act like they are too good to be dancing or meeting new people. I love the music too as it is a mix of hip hop and house!