When the clock strikes 12, this place is packed with tourists and locals alike. Everyone knows that a good night’s sleep will cleans the mind and soul, but why sleep when you can go to a club called LA NUIT and forget all your worries and regrets with a few dance steps and some yummy cocktails? La Nuit carries on the idea of what it used to be: the perfect spot for worldly events and disco-lounge for private parties and fashionable happenings. It’s a timeless place which looks into the future while never completely turning its back on its past experiences. Under 18 and still wanna party? La Nuit opens up on Saturdays for afternoon partying with house and Ibiza-like flavours!
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