
Three rooms.
Three bookings a night.
LUNE has exactly three private VIP rooms across the 6th and 7th floors — and we take only three bookings per night, one per room. When tonight's three are taken, that's it. No shared floor, no second seating, no waiting at a bar.
The photos below are real, unstaged shots of each room — not renders. What you see is the room you get.
One room, one party, one night. Nobody is moved along to free up a table, and no stranger is seated next to you. It is the whole reason the evening feels unhurried — and the reason weekends book out early.
6F VIP 1



The moon room. A backlit lunar disc set into hexagonal panelling, twin moon pendant lamps, black leather banquettes and a black marble table. The most photographed room in the building, and the one people ask for by name.
- Backlit moon wall + twin moon pendants
- Karaoke (DAM) with wireless mics
- Wall-mounted screen
- Black marble table, leather banquette seating
7F VIP 2



The largest room, and the one for a proper group. A deep wrap-around velvet banquette under red neon artwork, with a stone table long enough that nobody ends up on the edge of the conversation.
- Largest room — comfortable for six
- Wrap-around velvet banquette
- Karaoke with wireless mics
- Large screen + sound system
7F VIP 3



The quiet one. Soft olive banquette seating, a single warm wall light, and a low rounded table. Less theatrical than the other two — the room to pick when the night is about talking rather than performing.
- Calmest of the three rooms
- Olive banquette, warm wall lighting
- Karaoke with wireless mics
- Screen + sound system
Tell us your preferred room when you book and we will hold it whenever it is free. If it is already taken for that night we will say so straight away and offer you the other rooms — we will never quietly swap you into a different room on arrival.
Pick your night before someone else does
One of these three rooms is yours for the evening. Confirmation is instant, there is nothing to pay in advance, and you can tell us which room you would prefer in the booking notes.