What is the difference between a booth and a king table?

Both include seating and service. A booth is a separate seating area facing the stage and the floor; a king table is one tier below, right at the edge of the dance floor.

What is a standing table?

A standing table on the dance floor. No seating, service included; the liveliest spot of the night. Up to 25 stands are set on the floor.

Which table suits how many people?

Enter your party size on the reservation form; the team suggests a booth, king or standing table for your group and confirms by phone. We do not publish a fixed headcount limit.

Is there a prepayment for tables?

No. You leave a request on the plan and the team calls to confirm. There is no prepayment.

Can I get in without a table?

Yes. Leave your name on the guest list and enter from the list at the door. Doors open every night at 00:00; entry is at the door team's discretion.

Booth, king,
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Three tiers, one floor, one stage. What each means, who it suits and how to request it, explained with You İstanbul's layout in Beşiktaş.

The layout first

The club is laid out around a single dance floor. Stage and DJ booth ahead, bar on the left, photo spot at the entrance. Seating splits into two tiers relative to the floor: booths facing the stage and the floor, and king tables right at the floor's edge. On the floor itself are the standing tables, the stands.

Booth 13 units
Private seating with table service; the best spots facing the stage and the floor.
King 9 units
One tier below the booth; seating with service, right at the edge of the floor.
Stand up to 25
Standing table on the dance floor; the liveliest spot, up to 25.

Booth: a separate area facing the stage

A booth is the seating area with the best view in the club. It includes separate seating and service and faces the stage and the floor. It is the most requested tier on live performance nights. You İstanbul has 13 booths; they are the L1–L13 codes on the plan.

King: seating at the edge of the floor

King is one tier below the booth. Seating and service again; the difference is position: king tables sit right at the edge of the floor, one step from the dancing crowd. You see the stage but without the booth's elevation and separation. The K1–K9 codes on the plan are king tables.

Stand: a standing table on the floor

A stand is a standing table in the middle of the floor. No seating, service included. This is the liveliest spot of the night, for those who want to be right inside the music and the crowd. Up to 25 stands are set on the floor; the number varies by night.

How to request one

Pick a booth, king or standing table on the plan on the reservation page.
Enter the night and party size (how many men, how many women); leave a name and phone.
The team calls and confirms. There is no prepayment.

If you don't want a table, the guest list is enough: leave your name and enter from the list at the door.

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Frequently asked

What is the difference between a booth and a king table?: Both include seating and service. A booth is a separate seating area facing the stage and the floor; a king table is one tier below, right at the edge of the dance floor.
What is a standing table?: A standing table on the dance floor. No seating, service included; the liveliest spot of the night. Up to 25 stands are set on the floor.
Which table suits how many people?: Enter your party size on the reservation form; the team suggests a booth, king or standing table for your group and confirms by phone. We do not publish a fixed headcount limit.
Is there a prepayment for tables?: No. You leave a request on the plan and the team calls to confirm. There is no prepayment.
Can I get in without a table?: Yes. Leave your name on the guest list and enter from the list at the door. Doors open every night at 00:00; entry is at the door team's discretion.

Booth, king, stand.