Home @ Leicester Square (London)

Situated on the corner of Leicester Square, Home is the best club in the area for banging trance and its cheap at half the price. !!TOP HINT!! I used my NUS student card at the paying booth and got in for cheap!!. Home is a small club compared to other super clubs but what it lacks in size it makes up for in atmosphere. The Club is clean, smart and very up-market although don't dress up smart to get in, One guy before me got refused because he was dressed in a suit and waistcoat!! If you like stairs then this club is suited to you. The stairs look like they have been dragged off the set of RED DWARF and swirly lights dominate the halls. ...  Read the complete review

This club is one of the best i have been to in London. I only paid £8 to get in with my student card on a friday. The music is banging and the atmosphere was incredible, and the drinks are reasonably priced too. all in all a super club, though one fault is that the dance floors are too small for the amount of people in there and another is that there is no room on the dance floors themselves or moving up and down the stairs. ...  Read the complete review

If you are a tourist and know very little about what is available to you as a clubber in London, then by all means, go to Home. The fact that it is in Leicester Square means that the ratio of clubbers to tourists is far too high. The queues are far too long and the £15 entrance fee is a con considering the club closes at 3. I would, however (after all that) say that it must be done once. The sheer size of the club is an experience in itself. 5 floors of rocking music is enough for anyone to be impressed by. Get there early though, as the queues are long and the doors close at 1am and no amount of blagging or flirting will get you past the cameras. If you suffer with a ...  Read the complete review

Home is one of the greatest night clubs in Britain right ?, umm sort of. The atmosphere is great and every one there is extremely friendly and up for a laugh, event the usually stern faced staff. The three floors provide an excellent choice of music and the whole styling of the club gives it an ultra modern feel. Three floors I hear you cry, yes three floors, because if you aren't on the guest list only three of the floors are open to you. Yep you pay ten pounds to get in and even then only some of the club is open to you, pretty naff I'll think you agree. The only drinks you can get at the bars, apart from odd spirits, are bottled beers all of which are priced ...  Read the complete review

After being to Home a number of times I am still a little unsure, yes it is good as an overall club, its decor varies from clever (booths with TVs showing the dance floor) to a half finished look depending on the floor visited. In theory the place is good with a floor dedicated to dancing, with a balcony for the 'watchers' and then other floors with places to dance and crash which create more a intimate atmosphere. There is still something about the club that screams 'half baked' though. The finish and panashe of a truely great 'superclub' is not quite there. The music on the other hand is defined again, by the floor you choose, the range ...  Read the complete review