Westminster City Council said councillors, on consideration of the application and the relevant representations, suspended the licence “in the interest of public safety”.<\/p>\n
Maison Estelle did not oppose the Met’s application at the hearing, the council said.<\/p>\n
“The safety of our staff, our members and their guests will always come first,” a spokesperson for the club said.<\/p>\n
“We are continuing to work closely with Westminster City Council and the police as we review our licence conditions and procedures.”<\/p>\n
Councillors will review the licence at a full hearing due to take place within 28 days.<\/p>\n
Located within a Georgian townhouse, the seven-floor venue has four dining rooms, 11 bars and two floors of “nightlife spaces”, according to the Maison Estelle website. <\/p>\n
Membership to the club costs \u00a35,950 a year.<\/p>\n
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