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Salsa Fusion — Dance Classes In London

Salsa Fusion is a central London salsa night and class held at a student house venue near Great Portland Street. Its draw is the location right in the middle of town, plus a diverse mix of dancers reflecting the wider London salsa community. It suits anyone who wants a class followed by social dancing without trekking to the outskirts. Beginners and regulars share the floor here.

About Salsa Fusion

Regulars praise the music and the general vibe, describing the dancers as a good, varied crowd. The central setting and friendly staff come up as reasons people keep returning. It has the feel of an established fixture on the London salsa calendar.

Classes & Dance Styles

The salsa classes in London offered here typically run as a taught session before the social dancing begins, covering the basics of step, timing and turns. These adult dance classes in London give newcomers a foothold while the social floor lets you put it into practice. As Latin dance classes in London go, the mix of levels means you can learn and then dance with more experienced people, which speeds things up. It is a convenient way to fit dance lessons in London into a busy central schedule.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

Come as you are, with or without a partner, and expect to be folded into the group during the class. Comfortable clothing and shoes that slide rather than grip will serve you well. The atmosphere is relaxed and you will not be put on the spot.

Location & Contact

Being centrally located, the venue is easy to reach on foot or by public transport from much of the city. As always, it is sensible to confirm your route before setting off.

Address: International Student House, 229 Great Portland St, London W1W 5PN
Phone: +44 7951 811488
Website: http://www.salsa-fusion.org/

What Dancers Say About Salsa Fusion

4.2/5 from 6 Google reviews.

The below 1star review by that sports consultant guy is ridiculous!
By the way, if you check his profile he has also given a 1 star review for another long running salsa night in London.

Maybe this guy is out on the pull only and has no clue about dancing? Salsa fusion is the longest running monthly in the UK!
As a dancer you will find an array of different styles, LA, cross body, Cali style, few bachatas and the odd merengue, they have a separate room for the salsa cubana/timba lovers,

If you love dancing and are not stuck up or restrict yourself to dancing on2 blah blah.. you will find a g— dan jones

As always the best salsa music and good vibe dancers in London! Central location ! Friendly staff and definitely great dancers showing the huge diverse of the salsa community in London— JennySkyIsTheLimit

Good Salsa teaching ,
Nice class
if possible kindly increase teaching session from 1hr to 2hrs..— vaibhav deshpande

Can’t wait until you open back! Best Salsa Club 💃🏻— Raquel Sampaio

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

The fundamental step is easy to pick up, which is why so many people manage a basic pattern on their first night. Refinement comes with time, but you will be dancing sooner than you might expect.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes, plenty of people arrive having never danced and leave able to do the basics. The classes are pitched to bring beginners along gently.

What is the best Latin dance for beginners?

Salsa is widely recommended as a starting point because of its clear rhythm and lively social scene. Bachata is another easygoing option if you want something a touch slower.

Is Latin dance good for beginners?

Very much so, as the repeating rhythms make it easy to follow and the social side keeps it enjoyable. It doubles as a sociable way to stay active.

How long before a wedding should you take dance lessons?

A couple of months ahead is a comfortable target for a polished first dance. If time is tighter, a concentrated set of lessons still helps, so ask about what suits you.