VIP Nightlife in Dubai

What a VIP table is in Business Bay, Dubai: a seated area held for your group all night, with a server taking orders to it, at Club One Nightclub Dubai.

Wide view of the main room and the mezzanine level

At a glance

Tables from
AED 1,000 · tiers at 4,000 / 6,000 / 8,000
What the table costs
A minimum spend, redeemed in full against your order
Doors
8:00 PM – 5:00 AM daily
Where
Downtown - Marasi Dr - Business Bay - Dubai, UAE
Bookings
+971 50 770 5048
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The detail

What a table gets you

A table is a reserved seated area held for your group for the night, with a server looking after it. You order drinks and shisha to the table instead of queuing at the bar, and you keep the same spot from arrival until close.

The room

A dark room with the bar lit along one side, a floor at the centre, and raised seating set back from it. Where a table sits changes the night: close in is louder and busier, further back is easier to hold a conversation. Say which you want when you book.

How the night runs

Doors are open 8:00 PM – 5:00 AM daily. Arriving early means a quieter room and first choice of what is still open; the floor fills later in the night.

Entry, ID and dress code

Entry is 21 and over, and everyone needs an original Emirates ID or passport at the door — photographs and copies are not accepted. The dress code is smart chic: no sportswear, shorts, sandals, or caps. It applies to table guests as well as walk-ins, so brief your group before you set out.

Getting here and booking

Marasi Drive in Business Bay, on the Dubai Water Canal. Valet is complimentary with a confirmed table booking. Send the date, your group size, and whether you want to be near the floor or away from it to +971 50 770 5048 — walk-ins are welcome when there is space, but only a booking holds a seated area.

What people ask before they come

What does a VIP table actually get you?
A seated area held for your group for the whole night, with a server looking after it. You order drinks and shisha to the table instead of queuing at the bar, and you keep the same spot from arrival until close.
Is a table worth it for a small group?
For two or three people, a walk-in works when there is space. The point at which a table earns itself is when somebody in the group would otherwise be standing at the bar keeping a spot while the rest wait.
Can we choose where in the room we sit?
You can say which you want. Close to the floor is louder and busier; further back is easier to hold a conversation. Say which when you book, because it is decided before the night rather than on arrival.
Can walk-ins get a seated area?
Walk-ins are welcome when there is space, but only a confirmed booking holds seating. On a busy night the difference is whether you have somewhere to put your drink.

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