Prague club reservations for groups: tables, VIP and entry at 10 clubs

Prague Castle and the Lesser Town lit up at dusk above the Vltava river, seen from Charles Bridge, Prague
Prague Castle from Charles Bridge at dusk. Photo: Lucas Garron via Wikimedia Commons, CC0 (public domain)

Getting ten or fifteen people into the same Prague club on a Saturday takes more planning than getting two in. Tables are sized for five or six people, some clubs only open on certain nights, and one of the busiest doesn't keep a guest list at all. This page covers the 10 clubs we work with in Prague: where each one is, what it plays, which kind of group it suits and what we can arrange there. The club details below come from the clubs' own websites and Prague City Tourism, checked in September 2026.

Table, VIP or entry: what you're choosing between

Group entry. You arrive together, a host meets you and walks the group in. At the busier clubs this includes a queue jump. It suits groups that want to dance and move around rather than sit.

Table or VIP seating. A reserved table with bottles and mixers, and at some clubs a snack. Tables are planned per five or six people, so a group of 12 usually means two tables. This gives you a fixed base in the club where bags, jackets and slower drinkers can stay.

Private VIP room or lounge. A few of the clubs have separate rooms or lounges for larger groups or a birthday, farewell or stag. If you want one for a Friday or Saturday, ask early.

The 10 clubs

Duplex (Wenceslas Square)

Dance floor at Duplex rooftop club with confetti falling over the crowd, Wenceslas Square, Prague
Photo: Duplex Prague

Duplex sits in a glass cube on the 6th and 7th floors of Václavské náměstí 21, with terraces looking out over the city and DJs inside. Prague City Tourism lists it as open every day, 22:00 to 5:00, all year. It's a member of The World's Finest Clubs. Suits: groups that want a rooftop view and a smarter night out, such as a birthday or a hen group. What we arrange: guided group entry.

Aftermovie from the Steve Aoki night at Duplex, April 2023. Video: DupleX Club Prague (YouTube)

MOON Club & Lounge (Dlouhá, Old Town)

Lounge seating and high tables under a lit grid ceiling at MOON Club & Lounge, Dlouhá street, Old Town, Prague
Photo: MOON Club & Lounge

MOON is in a renovated historic building at Dlouhá 709/26 in Prague 1. There is a dance floor, a bar under a glass roof and lounges that the club itself offers for birthdays, farewells and anniversaries. It opens Wednesday to Saturday only: 21:00 to 3:00 midweek, until 4:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. Suits: mixed groups that want to switch between dancing and sitting down. What we arrange: queue-jump entry or a VIP table with bottles.

A look around MOON Club & Lounge. Video: Moon Club Prague (YouTube)

Karlovy Lázně (by Charles Bridge)

Neon Karlovy Lázně sign on the club building at night, Smetanovo nábřeží near Charles Bridge, Prague
Photo: Oliver H via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 (resized)

Karlovy Lázně fills a building at Smetanovo nábřeží 198/1, about 100 metres from Charles Bridge, with five themed music clubs on five floors. It opens at 22:00 every day and runs until 4:00, or 5:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. There is no dress code, the minimum age is 16 and the club doesn't run a guest list. Suits: large groups with mixed music tastes, because nobody has to agree on one room. What we arrange: queue-jump entry, or priority entry with a reserved table and a bottle of bubbly per table of six.

KU Club & Bar (Rytířská, Prague 1)

KU is a bar and club in one at Rytířská 13, playing commercial dance music. It opens Monday to Thursday 20:00 to 3:00 and Friday and Saturday from 18:00 to 4:00; it's closed on Sundays. The early weekend opening means you can start with drinks and stay for the club without moving venue. Suits: groups that want familiar music and one address for the whole evening. What we arrange: VIP entry with seating, a bottle and mixers per six people and a snack.

Zlatý Strom (Karlova, near Charles Bridge)

Main bar of The Roots nightclub at Zlatý Strom, with a flower-covered ceiling and booth seating, Karlova street, Prague
Photo: Zlatý Strom

Zlatý Strom at Karlova 187/6 is three spaces under one roof: the cocktail lounge The Nest, The Apple with a live dance show every evening from 21:00, and The Roots, an underground nightclub with DJs playing commercial house, R&B and dance hits on Fridays and Saturdays. It's open every day from 19:00 to 4:00. The club itself recommends booking ahead for Friday and Saturday nights, celebrations and bigger groups, and the same building has a restaurant and 22 hotel rooms. Suits: stag and hen groups and anyone who wants dinner, a show and a club in one building. What we arrange: a VIP box with a bottle and mixers per six people and a snack.

M1 Lounge (Masná, Prague 1)

Crowd on the dance floor under blue lights at M1 Lounge, Masná street, Prague
Photo: M1 Lounge

M1 Lounge at Masná 1 plays R&B and hip-hop, with DJs, bottle service and a private VIP room for bigger groups. It opens Wednesday to Sunday from 22:00, until 4:00, or 6:00 on Fridays and Saturdays; it's closed Monday and Tuesday. The door asks for smart casual: no sportswear, no hats. Suits: groups that know they want hip-hop and are happy to dress for it. What we arrange: VIP entry and seating with a bottle and mixers per five people and a snack.

Highlights from M1 Lounge's 20th anniversary party. Video: M1 Lounge Bar & Club Prague (YouTube)

Goldfingers (Hotel Ambassador, Wenceslas Square)

Stage with laser lights and candlelit tables inside Goldfingers, Hotel Ambassador, Wenceslas Square, Prague
Photo: Goldfingers Prague

Goldfingers is an adults-only strip club in the Hotel Ambassador at Václavské náměstí 5. It opens 20:00 to 5:00 Sunday to Thursday and until 6:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. Suits: stag groups who have agreed on this beforehand. What we arrange: guided entry, a table reservation with a show, or a steak dinner with a table-dance show that starts at 18:00 and fits before a later club.

Double Trouble (Melantrichova, Prague 1)

Entrance to Double Trouble club at night on Melantrichova street in the Old Town, Prague
Photo: Double Trouble

Double Trouble has been running since 1999 in a 16th-century cellar at Melantrichova 17. The resident DJs play EDM, nu-disco, house, reggaeton and R&B, with live DJ sets from 21:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. It's open seven days a week: 20:00 to 2:00, or 4:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. Regular entry is free, and bottle service is available. Suits: groups on a first night in town who want a central, easy start. What we arrange: hosted group entry. The club also runs its own bottle service.

Mecca (Holešovice, Prague 7)

DJ on the main stage in front of a crowd at Mecca club, Holešovice, Prague
Photo: Mecca Club

Mecca is the only club here outside the centre: U Průhonu 799/3 in Holešovice, about five minutes by taxi from the centre according to the club, or near the Dělnická tram stop. It has three floors, two music stages, five bars and an industrial interior built around its sound system. Mecca doesn't open every day, so the date decides it. Suits: groups that care about sound and a proper club night and don't mind a short ride. What we arrange: guided group entry on nights the club is open.

Nebe Cocktail Bar, Celnice (V Celnici, Prague 1)

Vaulted main room with a long bar and neon-lit cloud ceiling at Nebe Cocktail Bar, V Celnici, Prague
Photo: Nebe Cocktail Bar

Nebe at V Celnici 4 is a cocktail bar with music that calls itself "the place where your night begins". It opens Tuesday to Thursday 19:00 to 2:00 and Friday and Saturday 19:00 to 3:00, and is closed on Sundays and Mondays. Suits: the first stop of the night, or groups who'd rather drink and talk than dance until 5:00. What we arrange: guided group entry.

Opening hours change with the season and with events. We confirm the club's hours for your date when we reserve.

Which club for which group

Why reserve through Partyin

One request, not ten messages. You tell us the group size, the night and what you want. We arrange the table, VIP seating or group entry with the club and confirm what we've secured before you travel. We don't promise a specific club until the club has confirmed it for your date. If your first choice is full, we come back with the closest match.

Guest list and door handled for the group. We send one meeting point and time, the dress code and what ID to bring. At the clubs where a host walks you in, the group enters together instead of queuing in pieces. Latecomers get the same details so they can join.

Tables sized to your group. We work out how many tables your headcount needs and what comes with them, so you don't find out at the door that 14 people need three tables.

The rest of the weekend in the same booking. Club nights usually sit inside a bigger plan. We arrange the hotel, an airport transfer, a group dinner reservation before the club, a pub crawl or boat party on the other night, and daytime activities. See the options on our Prague page, or start from the Prague party weekend package.

Planning a club night: a sample Saturday

Dinner at 19:30 near the club, then the first round at Nebe or The Nest at Zlatý Strom around 21:30. Move to your reserved table around 23:00. Agree on a meeting point outside the club and one person who keeps the booking confirmation. For the ride back, a pre-booked transfer or official taxi is simpler than splitting up.

FAQ

Can you reserve a VIP table at a Prague club for our group?

Yes. We arrange VIP tables with bottles and mixers at MOON, KU, Zlatý Strom, M1 and Karlovy Lázně, and group entry at the others on this page. We confirm the booking once the club has confirmed it for your date. Send your dates and group size via /plan or WhatsApp +31 858 769 286.

How many people fit at one table?

Tables are planned per five or six people, depending on the club. A group of 12 usually needs two tables; we work out the split when you send your headcount.

Do we still have to queue?

For group entry, a host meets you and walks you in, with a queue jump at the busier clubs such as MOON and Karlovy Lázně. With a table reservation you go in as a VIP group.

Is there a dress code?

It depends on the club. M1 asks for smart casual with no sportswear or hats. Karlovy Lázně has no dress code. We send the door rules for your club with the booking details.

Which clubs are open on a Sunday or Monday?

Based on the clubs' own hours in September 2026: Duplex, Karlovy Lázně, Zlatý Strom, Goldfingers and Double Trouble open every day; M1 opens Sunday but not Monday; KU opens Monday but not Sunday. MOON and Nebe are closed on both, and Mecca opens on selected nights only (check its agenda). We check the hours for your date when we reserve.

Can you combine the club with a hotel, transfer and other activities?

Yes. We arrange the club reservation together with your hotel, airport transfers, a group dinner and daytime activities in Prague, in one plan.

Auf Deutsch: Clubs in Prag: Ein Guide für Partygruppen