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●  Kudi Hospitality · Tulum · Mykonos · Ibiza · Miami · Saint-Tropez

Music first. The night follows.

Sunset sessions, open-air dance floors and the right table when the headliner steps up. Afro, melodic and organic house, hosted the way it should be.

Afro houseMelodic houseOrganic houseMelodic techno
  • Tulum
  • Miami
  • Mykonos
  • Ibiza
  • Saint-Tropez
  • New York

●  The house

Sound-led hospitality

Kudi follows the music. We book the nights where the sound is the point: a percussion-heavy sunset in the jungle, a melodic set that builds for three hours, a closing track as the light comes up over the water.

Then we take care of everything around it. The table close to the booth, dinner before, the car after, the after-hours address. Our hosts live where they book and answer on WhatsApp at four in the morning.

5Season cities
118–124BPM, sunset to peak
1Host per table
A dancer in silhouette against orange haze A DJ's hand on a mixer, black and white

●  A Kudi night

Read it by tempo

A night that is built right rises slowly. We plan the evening around the music: where you are when the set turns, and where you are when it ends.

Hands raised in silhouette against a pink sunset sky
19:00112 BPM

Organic house

Sunset session

Slow, warm and percussive. Barefoot on the sand or in the jungle, drinks in hand as the light goes.

A long dinner table dressed with flowers and candles
21:30116 BPM

Dinner

The long table

A late dinner with a selector on, close enough to the night that nobody wants to leave early.

A DJ silhouetted inside shafts of white light
00:30122 BPM

Melodic · Afro house

The main room

Walked past the line to a table by the booth for the headline set. The host checks in all night.

Friends around a small fire on a beach at first light
06:00118 BPM

After hours

First light

The closing track, then a villa or a beach fire for whoever is still standing. Breakfast is on the way.

●  Upcoming

Sessions on the list

Request a place and a host replies with the table, the minimum and set times. Lineups are announced as each list opens.

05Dec

Miami

Art week, warehouse session

Dinner after the openings, then a table for the headline set.

Melodic houseMelodic technoSample listing

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31Dec

Tulum

New Year's Eve in the jungle

An open-air floor under the trees from sunset, a beach table for sunrise.

Afro houseOrganic houseSample listing

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17Jan

Tulum

Sunset at the cenote

A small, slow sunset session, then dinner in the jungle.

Organic houseSample listing

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27Mar

Miami

Music week, rooftop to warehouse

Day parties on the roof, tables at night, a host for every set.

Afro houseMelodic houseSample listing

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18Jul

Ibiza

Terrace nights

A sunset on the west coast, then the island's big room until close.

Melodic technoSample listing

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15Aug

Mykonos

Sunset on the cliff

Percussion and sax over the sea, dinner in town, the late rooms after.

Afro houseSample listing

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Sample listings show the kind of sessions Kudi hosts. Confirmed dates, venues and lineups go up as each list opens.

A DJ alone at the decks, wrapped in white smoke

●  Dress: elegant, all black welcome

Close your eyes when the drums come in.

●  Cities

Where we host

The time on each card is live, so you can tell whether it is sunset or last track before you message.

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●  House notes

How a Kudi table works

A few things that keep the night easy for you and for the room.

  1. Tell us the groupNames, numbers and the balance of the table. Doors care, so we ask first.
  2. We quote the minimumThe venue sets it. You see it before anything is held, and nothing is charged until you confirm.
  3. Arrive before the setTables are held until the headliner goes on unless your host says otherwise. Your host meets you at the door.
  4. Dress for the roomElegant at night, linen at sunset. We send the room's own rules when we confirm.
  5. Phones down for the dropFilm a little, dance a lot. The best rooms ask for it, and so do we.

●  Reservations

Join the list

Send the basics and a host replies with tables, minimums and set times. Nothing is held or charged until you confirm.

EmailVictor@kudihospitalitynyc.com
Phone & WhatsApp+1 (917) 382-4988
Instagram@kudihospitality

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