The Most Elegant And Stylish Members’ Clubs In London

In Marylebone, Home House is a safe haven, dating back to the 18th century, where splendor and whimsy meet across the restaurants, bars and lounges, a courtyard garden, opulent bedrooms, and the gym and health spa. Accessed via a series of discreet entrances around Portman Square, for those looking for a cozy lunch that spills into early-evening cocktails, this is it. Tucked inside House 21 at Home House, Kamaña is the members’ club’s vibrant Latin American dining concept, inspired by the Andean philosophy of sumaq kawsay – or “the good life”. Its cocktails are also central to the experience, with pisco, mezcal and tequila-led serves crafted with flare. Elsewhere, its sister club, Home House Studio, offers the perfect London locale for modern professionals, with private pods and collaborative spaces, a compelling events program and boutique hotel rooms.

On a cobbled courtyard, Soho Mews House is a relatively recent opening from the Soho House group. It was engineered to be one of its most intimate venues, and notionally invite-only, for its most valuable members. With three stories, featuring atmospheric lounge spaces with live music, a fine-dining restaurant and a cocktail bar, it’s a great little not-so-well-kept secret. Without the invite-only membership, there are still ways to cross the threshold. Members are allowed to sign in guests, as is the case at other Soho House venues, and Mews House puts on a series of talks and cultural offerings, which are slightly more appointment-access.

In a city obsessed with productivity, a new breed of members’ club is making restoration and relaxation the height of ambition, giving patrons the chance to slip out of the rat race and indulge in a bit of zen.

Six Senses should already conjure a certain vision, as the group’s spa hotels are a well-respected global phenomenon. This, however, is the first opening from the wellness-focused hotel brand in London. Beyond being home to guest rooms, suites and residences, the Six Senses Spa is of course a huge talking point, designed to evoke an old-fashioned London underground station – albeit much more serene, with an indoor pool beneath arched ceilings, the Alchemy Bar, and a vaulted relaxation room. But it is also home to the first Six Senses Place, a new kind of social and wellness club for residents and members, encompassing lounges, co-working spaces, a restaurant and treatment rooms. It also features an ambitious program of talks, workshops and cultural events – so you can lean into academia and then indulge in a post-talk hammam ritual to wind down afterwards.

From the Maybourne group – who own London’s iconic Claridge’s, The Connaught and The Berkeley – Surrenne is a sublime and innovative luxury spa and health club at The Emory in Belgravia. Four expansive and beautifully crafted storys reveal tranquil treatment rooms, the exclusive Tracy Anderson Studio, a skylight-illuminated pool (lit by candles at night) and a menu of treatments, classes and consultations pioneered by visionary wellness experts.

Art, of course, is this club’s defining offering. Alongside the permanent collection, The Arts Club stages a rolling program of exhibitions, studio visits and conversations with leading figures. Charles Dickens was once a patron, so members join a storied lineage of culture vultures. However, beyond creative exploration, this incredible institution is now also focusing on expert wellness. It is the only place in the UK to have partnered with Lanserhof, a world-class health and wellness clinic that combines a holistic ethos with innovative medical and technological developments and outstanding treatments. Members have access to a sophisticated program of preventative health and longevity services, including diagnostic testing, physiotherapy, osteopathy and other personalized medical consultations.

Members’ clubs are not solely for city dwellers – beautiful, bucolic estates are the settings of some of the most refined and exclusive country piles and many Londoners head out to their favorites for the weekend.

Down in Somerset, Babington House is a stalwart of the country-hotel scene, a charming and sophisticated estate under the extensive Soho House umbrella, with a particularly beautiful spa. Members can meander lazily around 18 acres of countryside, pop in for a treatment at the Cowshed spa, have a dip in the famous pool, or play a relaxed game of doubles on the tennis courts with friends. It feels more like a tranquil country-house weekend, rather than a traditional club.

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