In town
Maison Estelle
Town house club
Closed for now
About
Maison Estelle is where Estelle began: a Grade I-listed Georgian townhouse on Grafton Street, designed in 1772, with seven floors that hold four dining rooms, eleven bars and two floors of nightlife, by the club's own count. It shows nothing of itself: the website is a logo and an application form, and cameras are covered on the way in.
On 24 September 2026 Westminster suspended its alcohol licence at the request of the police, after an incident outside on the 19th. The club has closed "for a few weeks" and did not contest the suspension; the full hearing follows within 28 days.
What sets it apart
- Privacy as the rule: no photography, nothing published
- Seven floors: four dining rooms, eleven bars, two floors of nightlife
- The town house of a set: the Estelle membership adds Celeste and Estelle Manor, Mayfair and the Oxfordshire manor on one card
- Closed at the moment, with its licence under review; the hearing is due by late October 2026, so nothing to decide before then
Photos
Getting in
Route
An online application, for Maison Estelle or for all of Estelle; the press reports that a referral from a member is needed
Now
Closed; the alcohol licence was suspended on 24 September 2026, with the full hearing to follow within 28 days
Fees
A year
From £4,250, as reported in September 2026; the club publishes no rates
Joining fee
£2,250, from the same reports
The house
Inside
Four dining rooms, eleven bars and two floors of nightlife spaces over seven floors
House rule
No photography; a sticker goes over the phone camera
Health
None in the house; Eynsham Baths at Estelle Manor
Building
Grade I-listed, by Sir Robert Taylor, 1772
Address
Maison Estelle
From home
- 20 minTaxi · 7.7 kmWithout traffic; on a weekday evening rather 30 to 40.
- 40 minTube and busBus 46 to Swiss Cottage, Jubilee line to Green Park, 16 minutes on foot