The Most Stylish Spots To Hit The Dance Floor In NYC

Get your groove on with Fleur.

Jumping on couches, sweating on strangers, getting lost in the pulse of tunes through the speakers. Well, you don’t have to ask us twice. If you’re long overdue for an after-dark romp beneath the glitter of a disco ball or the glow of neon lights, look no further for the perfect dance floor in the city. Whether you’re in the mood for electrifying techno, pumping pop, or swingin’ live bands, gather your girls and dress your best, because we’re taking New York’s most stylish dance spots by storm. Trust us, when you slip into some Fleur, you’ll always be on the list.

Silencio

Celebrity-frequented and French girl-approved, Manhattan’s hottest new party destination has been imported from Paris, landing in the sizzling Hell’s Kitchen district à la Studio 54. The chic and cinematic spot channels the atmospheric allure of its David Lynch-dreamed namesake, the fictional club in the sexy thriller Mulholland Drive, along with the modern minimalism of its counterparts in the French capital. Follow the brick road and find yourself immersed in red neon, pumping tunes, and a crowd of cool kids and creatives. Slink behind a velvet curtain into a private golden nook, or take a turn around the upholstered room to rub elbows with some strangers — either way, your after-dark secrets are safe at Silencio.

Silencio, 303 West 57th St., New York

Laissez Faire

As its name suggests, things certainly take their course at this swanky locale, tucked down an alley and underneath the historic Beekman Hotel. The vibes? “The future of old New York,” brought to life through a funky blend of uptown glamour and industrial grit. Think: Plush banquettes lit by a ceiling of space-age spotlights, a disco dome twinkling over martinis and the handsome strangers in suits who just sent them over. Start the evening getting loose with bespoke cocktails and caviar at the horseshoe bar, while getting seduced by the sounds of a jazz band across the room. As the evening gets later, things get more electric — the DJs start spinning and the crowd gets wild. Bump some hips, kiss some lips, slip off a layer or two…as the French say, whatever happens, happens.

Laissez Faire, 10 Theatre Alley, New York

Hearsay

The rumors are true…you can give ‘em something to whisper about when you step out at Hearsay, the clandestine club hidden in the Meatpacking District and shrouded with an irresistible sense of mystery. But we’ll give you a little preview: Colorful record sleeves line the stairway into the music-filled oasis, where scarlet chandeliers and ruby red sofas set the stage for sultry revelry and pulsing house beats. It’s worth trying to score a coveted invitation down into the depths, where the dancing is fueled by a neon back-lit bar lined with beautiful people who know someone who knows someone. With a secret lineup of A-list DJs regularly on rotation, the locale guarantees a see-and-be-seen scene and a night you might not fully remember — but definitely won’t soon forget.

Hearsay, 407 West 15th St., New York

Jean’s

Get your groove on amid the city’s most stylish at Jean’s, a favorite of downtown fashionistas and artsy darlings in the know. One part supper club, one part subterranean party den, the It hangout is the ultimate one-stop shop for a night out with your crew. After indulging in a round of their famous burgers and fries, make your way past the velvet robe into one of the locale’s buzzy late-night soirees. Expect moody brick walls, mirrored accents, a zebra-print flourish or two. It’s the perfect setting to get lost in the daze of a disco haze, lit by the glow of the DJ booth. Lounge on one of the black leather couches between rounds on the dance floor and you might just make a new friend. Well, hello there…

Jean’s, 415 Lafayette St., New York