Kensington Roof Gardens closed as a nightclub in January 2018. The rooftop above 99 Kensington High Street reopened in 2024 as The Roof Gardens, a private members' club. As of October 2026 there is no public table booking at The Roof Gardens, and London Night Guide cannot arrange entry. This page keeps what the old club offered, as history, and points to London clubs you can book now.
What The Roof Gardens is now
The Roof Gardens now runs as a private members' club, with dining, bars and terraces around the original gardens. Entry is through membership, as a member's guest or at a private event booked with the club. There is no public club night, no door price and no guestlist in the nightclub sense, so turning up on a Friday night will not get you in.
London club tables you can book instead
For a VIP table with the same dressed-up crowd, these are open and bookable through London Night Guide:
- Tape London table booking: Mayfair, hip-hop and R&B.
- Maddox table booking: Mayfair, late and high-energy.
- Dear Darling table booking: an intimate two-floor venue.
- Reign table booking: champagne shows on Piccadilly.
- The Box table booking: the Soho cabaret club.
Roof Gardens tables before 2018 (history)
For decades it was one of London's best-known rooftop clubs: Time Out described three themed gardens spread over 1.5 acres high above Kensington High Street, with Spanish, Tudor and English Woodland sections around the bars and dance floor. Tables looked out over the themed gardens and the rooftops of Kensington, and the Saturday crowd was mostly young professionals. Hosted tables were mainly offered for themed parties and special events, with a minimum spend that the old menu put at about £1,000. Those prices belong to the old club and no longer apply.
Where it is
99 Kensington High Street, London W8 5SA. The nearest Tube station is High Street Kensington.