77 London — also written Seventy Seven — is a 550-capacity electronic music club in the basement of The BoTree hotel on Welbeck Street, Marylebone. It was designed by Concrete, the Amsterdam studio, as a deliberately asymmetrical room lit by synchronised gold and silver LED, and it is one of the few rooms in this part of London booking dance music seriously.
Three Ways In
- Guestlist — available for men and women, 18+. Door prices vary with the night and the act.
- Ticket — larger bookings sell through Resident Advisor. On a headline night this is often the only certain route besides a table.
- Table — from £1,000 minimum spend, covering entry for the whole group.
Why There Is No Single Door Price
77 is programmed by act. A resident Thursday and a Saturday with an international name are different nights with different economics, and the door follows the booking. Publishing one figure would be wrong most of the time, so we check your date and tell you what it actually costs before you commit.
Which Route Suits You
Two or three people on a Thursday: the guestlist is usually all you need.
A headline Saturday: buy the ticket early or take a table. Guestlist places on those nights are finite and go quickly.
A group of eight or more: a table. Moving eight people through a guestlist door together is harder than it looks, and at £125 each the spend comes back as drinks.
What Else to Budget
Bar prices are central London. Service charge applies to table spend. The BoTree upstairs has a bar and restaurant if you want dinner before, which makes the whole night one address.
See our guestlist guide, bottle prices, or compare entry prices across London clubs.

