Legendary nights made
to remember
NIGHT CLUBS
Hidden behind unassuming doors in London and Verbier, nights unfold as the sun goes down. A symphony of sound beckons. The reverberation coming from the DJ booth, the echo of cocktails shaking, the pop of champagne. Familiar faces, a dance floor moving to the beat. Minutes turn to hours, just to emerge before the morning sun returns.
STEREO
A subterranean refuge beneath Covent Garden inspired by the late-night culture of New York and London offering a curated mix of entertainment from cocktails and live music to food. A spectacular central bar welcomes guests, a stage for live music invites them to stay a little longer. A place to arrive for an aperitif and dance into the early hours.
Farm Club
An icon of Verbier, a legendary institution of alpine nightlife. Opened in 1971 and founded by Serafino and Giuseppe Berardi, a nightclub that has spanned decades where once upon a time, Diana Ross and David Bowie graced the dance floor. A nod to alpine elegance, a place to let loose and soak up the music well into the night.
STEREO Covent Garden
A subterranean haven for music, cocktails and food in London where live bands make way for late night DJs, the cocktails are top notch and the food is worth a pause from the dance floor.
Farm Club, a Verbier icon
A legend surrounded by snow-capped mountains, an icon of nightlife dating back half a century. Farm Club opened its doors in 1971 and has become a reference for nightclubs. Tucked away in Verbier, the club has seen David Bowie and Diana Ross grace its dance floor and Bob Sinclair and Derrick Carter DJ well into the night. Today, the parties continue, an escape from life where the night never seems to end.
