Room The Only Club

Where the lobby is the dancefloor

Where the rooms become a dancefloor and the lobby the epicenter of the party: this is how Room The Only Club presented itself when reopening the San Vicente Mártir box. The neon please do not disturb, with the not crossed out, functions as a motto and a statement of intent. It is not sold as a typical nightclub, but as an only adults club inspired by the discreet luxury of hotels and rooms in Paris, Berlin, London, Tokyo, or New York. Mystery, premium service, and a door more selective than the noise of outdoor street drinking.

Marble, mirrors, and a single room on several levels

The interior bets on high ceilings, golden mirrors, and polished marble floors, a ballroom from another era crossed by robotic lights and LED platforms. Everything happens in a single room. The Living Room concentrates the dancefloor, the bars, and the mixology; around it are the Vip Lobby, the tables next to the DJ booth, and the Suite Room, the highest VIP, with the best views. There is a cloakroom, guarded private parking—five euros per vehicle, in the lots of the old Turia brewery—and the room is rented for private events. The club boasts more than 15,000 W of sound and state-of-the-art acoustic design, without publishing a PA brand.

The same box, another name

The 305 of San Vicente Mártir, stuck to the Cruz Cubierta monument, is one of the most rewritten boxes of the Valencian night. Before it was sala Cream. Between 2006 and 2012 it operated as Pacha Valencia with the same company, Peatonal, S. L., directed by Gabriel Román; further back it was known as Veracruz Valencia, on the site of the old cinema. ROOM reopened to the public on September 7, 2024, with Carlos Esteve in the booth, and held the official cocktail on the 26th. The project is set up in collaboration with Cosmic Group: José María Ochoa, partner of the group and in charge of the room, speaks of a nostalgic yet technological space, designed to remember the seasoned clubs of Berlin and New York.

House, Latin, and a door with rules

The dancefloor is not locked into a single genre. House and Latin coexist with hip hop, afro-house, hits, and other electronic variants; the calendar mixes nights from 00:30 to 07:00, afternoon sessions, and special dates. The dress code is explicit: casual chic or party chic, without flip-flops, sportswear, caps, shorts, or team jerseys. The 2024 bet was clear: less conflict on the sidewalk, more control at the entrance, and a dancefloor designed to stay inside, with distinction and without disguising the venue as a third-party party brand.