Lobby Club Seville: What the Calle Reyes Católicos Club Is Like

Lobby Club is a Friday and Saturday club at Calle Reyes Católicos 23, in a 19th-century building in the old town of Seville, Spain, open from 23:00 to 06:00. It plays commercial reggaeton, melodic and tech house and international hits, has a 'casual chic' dress code with no sportswear, and entry is free until it's full, subject to the door.

A 19th-century building in the centre

Lobby sits at Calle Reyes Católicos 23, in the old town, a short walk from the Arenal and the river. A 2023 city guide describes it as housed in an 'emblematic 19th-century building' with 'elegant, carefully chosen decor', and the club's Instagram sums it up as 'a club in the heart of Seville'. If you find older guides that place a 'Lobby Room' in the Palacio Pickman, that's a 2019 reference to an earlier stage: today the club is on Reyes Católicos.

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Music and nights

Lobby opens on Friday and Saturday, from 23:00 to 06:00, according to its website. The music it describes is commercial reggaeton, melodic house, tech house and international hits: a mix that moves between Latin and electronic sounds. Because it only opens two nights a week, both are busy, so arriving early helps. The club also takes private events for groups of more than 20 people, booked on weekdays.

The dress code, in detail

Lobby is one of the few clubs in Seville that publishes its dress code on a dedicated page, and it's clear. The style is 'casual chic' and the look should be 'polished, contemporary and with personality'. Not allowed: sportswear, tracksuits and technical T-shirts, flip-flops, beach sandals and very sporty shoes. Allowed: shirts, blouses, tops, trousers or dresses, and designer or smart urban trainers. The door staff can refuse entry if you don't meet the code or if your behaviour could spoil the night for others. In short: clean trainers yes, running shoes no.

Entry, tables and age

The club states that entry is free until it reaches capacity, always subject to approval at the door. Tables and bottles are booked in advance, with no published prices; we can arrange one for you. Lobby doesn't publish a minimum age on its website. In Andalusia under-16s can't enter clubs and each venue may set 18, as nearly all central clubs do, so bring ID. We haven't found any source for a terrace or rooftop at Lobby, so don't count on one.

Getting home

Getting home is easy, because you're already in the old town. Metro line 1 runs until 02:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, and after that TUSSAM's night buses leave from Prado de San Sebastián, every 35 to 40 minutes until 05:00 on those nights. Many people simply walk.