Few places are more harmonious than a good private members’ club.

A secluded space to relax, eat and drink, catch up with friends or clients, and even enjoy a drink or two.

Naturally, London has no shortage of private members’ clubs; indeed, with so many great venues, choosing the right one for you can be tricky.

We’ve drawn up an extensive list of the best private members’ clubs in London.

Whether the latest name in town, or somewhere a little more traditional, we’ve found the right club for you…

Home House

Spread across three grand Georgian townhouses on Portman Square, Home House has spent almost three decades putting a more playful spin on the traditional London members’ club.

Alongside its restaurants, bars, bedrooms, gym, spa and gardens, the Marylebone institution has now added something rather unexpected: a pub. Opened in September 2026, Cedric’s is billed as the first pub within a private members’ club in London.

Designed by Russell Sage, it combines the reassuring trappings of a British local with Home House’s more flamboyant sensibilities. The menu follows suit, with Cumberland sausages, monkfish scampi and smashed burgers followed by the likes of Chelsea bun bread-and-butter pudding.

Beer comes courtesy of East Sussex’s independent Lakedown Brewing Co., whose lagers and ales are brewed using spring water from its family estate in Burwash.

Turns out you can teach an old House new tricks.

homehouse.co.uk, 20 Portman Square, W1H 6LW

Annabel’s

Annabel’s is a genuine institution in a part of London hardly short of them.

The famous club was founded by Mark Birley in 1963, and has played host to celebrities, Euros and royals (even the Queen’s been) ever since.

In 2018, the club moved home – two doors down – into a larger space at 46 Berkeley Square, a Grade I-listed Georgian townhouse.

The resulting 26,000sq ft club is – unlike its predecessor – open 24 hours a day.

It’s home to a collection of restaurants and bars, private dining rooms, a cigar salon, nightclub and workspace.

The garden terrace has a giant glass retractable roof – it's the Centre Court of London restaurants.

In 2019, the club added new Italian restaurant, Matteo’s. Complete with decadent interiors led by Martin Brudnizki – a striking homage to the original Annabel’s – the restaurant will be home to the world's biggest selection of Sassicaia, Monfortino and Dom Perignon.

Three big reasons to book a table… you know, once you've managed to get a membership.

annabels.co.uk 46 Berkeley Square, W1J 5AT

1 Warwick

Located as the name suggests, on Warwick Street, 1 Warwick is a social members’ house found at the corner of Brewer Street in the heart of Soho.

Furnishings and interiors speak to the Neo-Baroque history of the six-story building, and a year-round rooftop restaurant and bar offers wraparound views of Soho, where members can enjoy renowned chef Tom Cenci’s Istanbul-inspired menu.

The house also boasts members’ lounges, a studio, private and shared workspaces, meeting and event spaces, and a dynamic cultural events programme.

1 Warwick offers different membership options catering to various needs and it's part of the Maslow’s group, so you get access to its two other sites across town.

1 Warwick St, London W1B 5LR; 1warwick.com

Eight Club

With two EC locations – Moorgate and Bank – Eight is the perfect hangout for off-duty City boys and girls.

With its library, meeting spaces and an impressive rooftop terrace, Eight Moorgate is great for those seeking some downtime.

If you’re a pool player that craves a more refined destination than the sports bar to pot the black, then Eight Bank, with its Brunswick Champion Pool Tables, is your club.

Membership for both clubs is £900 plus VAT with a £75 joining fee.

eightclub.co.uk 1 Dysart Street, Moorgate, EC2A 2BX / 1 Change Alley, Bank, EC3V 3ND

Blacks

Few Soho addresses have quite the history of 67 Dean Street. Built in 1732 and once home to Charles Fortnum of Fortnum & Mason fame, Blacks has now undergone a major restoration designed to bring some of its 18th-century spirit back to life.

The result is suitably eccentric. Spread across several floors loosely inspired by Dante’s Divine Comedy, spaces range from the deep-red Hellfire Club in the basement to Purgatorio, Paradiso and a top-floor Library and Card Room.

Expect apothecary bars, hidden corners, fine wine, private dining and enough theatrical flourishes to make the whole place feel rather like stepping onto a film set.

Currently available for private bookings across its newly refurbished floors, Blacks remains resolutely bohemian – and unmistakably Soho

blacksclub.com 67 Dean Street, Soho, W1D 4QH

Mark's Club

Situated in a Georgian townhouse on Charles Street in the centre of Mayfair, Mark's is everything that you would expect from a traditional members' club, and it's all the more magnificent for it.

Take for example its dress code, which states that "ladies should be elegantly dressed, while gentlemen are required to wear a jacket at all times… Suits are actively encouraged". While sportswear, naturally, is not.

Mark's Club is also home to The Birley Clubs' Cigar Keeps, which has 70 Cigar Keeps, monitored by Master of Cigars, Alexia Demichelli and Cigar Sommelier, Vanessa Vieira.

Alexia told Square Mile that "There is no place like it, here the heart of Mayfair; you can enjoy the finest cigar on a quiet morning while reading the news or drinking a coffee."

It sounds good to us.

marksclub.co.uk 46 Charles St, Mayfair, W1J 5EJ

Home House Studio

Formerly known as Home Grown, this Marylebone members’ club is the business-minded sibling of Home House, bringing entrepreneurs, investors and other professionals together under one roof.

With a renewed focus on co-working, its facilities include dedicated desks, private call pods and meeting rooms, alongside a restaurant, café and 35 boutique bedrooms. You can even order lunch straight to your desk.

Connection remains at the heart of the club, with spaces for both focused work and conversations that could spark your next venture.

homehouse.co.uk, 44 Great Cumberland Place, Marylebone, W1H 7BS

Bath & Racquets Club

Nestled into Mayfair is a Squash Club unlike any other. Designed by hospitality giant Mark Birley, the gym-space includes a variety of machines, personal trainers, physiotherapists, and squash coaches.

When you've finished, there's a steam room and a barbers. Beyond that, as if you thought we were done here, in the corner of the changing rooms you'll spot a bar and sofas with their own all-day menu.

You will, however, need to be proposed and seconded by existing members if you want access.

Assuming you can get in, fees are £1,000 entry and £7,500 per annum. However, if you add to the approximate 300 members at the club, your workout game will be upgraded forever.

bathandracquetsclub.co.uk Brook's Mews, Mayfair, London W1K 4EB

AllBright

In 2019, the AllBright opened its doors to the second female-only members' club, offering a brasserie, restaurant and bar, a wellness floor, co-working space and two large roof terraces with views over the Mayfair skyline.

Although membership is exclusive to women, men can accompany as guests, so nobody’s missing out with this one (other than the men who don’t deserve an invite).

Founding members include actors Olivia Wilde and Naomie Harris (aka Eve Moneypenny – a woman used to enduring a male-dominated environment).

Harris says, “As women, we need our own spaces to galvanise ourselves, to get back into the workplace in a powerful way and to redress the balance.”

Pay attention, 007!

allbrightcollective.com 24-26 Maddox St, W1S 1QH

Albert's

A club fit for royalty, named after Prince Albert of Victoria and Albert fame (the museum is just up the road).

A sleek yet classic décor peppered with eccentric British twists, complete with a mahogany whisky and martini bar.

Within this bar you will find a rich assortment of spirits, including a whisky from both the year of Albert’s birth and death (1819-1861).

Accents include a Balmoral tartan staircase, vivacious wallpapers by Colefax and Fowler, and Prince Albert’s original love letters to Queen Victoria, a reminder of the romance, heritage and personality that Albert’s keeps at its core.

beauforthousechelsea.co.uk 354 Kings Road Chelsea, SW3 5UZ

Century Club

Offering four floors of private members fun, including Soho’s largest roof terrace, which boasts impressive views of the West End, Century Club has a lot working in its favour.

Billed as the perfect spot to work, rest and play, it’s open from the morning till the early hours.

There’s perhaps no surprise then that it’s known as London’s ‘best kept secret’.

That’s unless you’re one of the 2,000 members who have access to the Club's own permanent art collection, member’s events including talks, networking drinks, private screenings and parties.

Not to mention complimentary access to live music, film and comedy performances. It’s in Theatre Land after all.

centuryclub.co.uk 61-63 Shaftesbury Ave, W1D 6LQ

Ten Trinity Square

Alongside a cigar lounge, billiards room, private dining and meeting rooms, the club has two restaurants catered for by Giacomo Tranquill.

But the wine is where Ten Trinity Square turns it up to 11.

Partnering with the internationally-acclaimed Chateau Latour – a world first for the Médoc vineyard – the club will offer some of the winery’s best vintages to members, including an incredible Chateau Latour Discovery Room for true oenophiles.

tentrinitysquare.com 10 Trinity Square, EC3N 4AJ

67 Pall Mall

Wine-focussed club 67 Pall Mall of St James’s was named as having the best wine offering in London on WineListConfidential.com, the wine rating service from the team behind The Drinks Business.

The club achieved a score of 95.4 out of 100 and was praised for its amazing "diversity and depth".

Fittingly, the whole of 67 Pall Mall is a temple to wine, with a Members' Lounge serving high-quality labels by the glass and bottle, and the Wine Library displaying the club's impressive collection.

Current London annual membership is £2,750 with a £2,000 joining fee.

67pallmall.co.uk 67 Pall Mall, SW1Y 5ES

The Ned

London-based Soho House & Co and New York’s Sydell Group teamed up to create this 252-room hotel and members’ club.

The former Midland Bank HQ has been transformed via a £200m renovation.

There are eight different bars and restaurants – and that’s before you include Ned’s Club, which has a rooftop pool, a spa and hammam, and a late-night bar.

The latter used to be the bank’s original vault – the inspiration for Fort Knox in Goldfinger. You enter through a 20-tonne door and then are surrounded by its 3,800 safety deposit boxes.

But our favourite spot here is the spa’s subterranean pool, which used to be a bullion vault.

Just watch out for gold diggers.

thened.com 27 Poultry, EC2R 8AJ

Harry's Bar

Bringing the flavours of Italy to London, Harry’s Bar is modelled around the bar of the same name in the Venetian Hotel in Venice.

Priding itself on its wholesome menu of pizzas, pasta and risotto, and decorated with Murano glass and Fortuny fabrics, it encapsulates the charm of the continent.

While framed cartoons add a distinctively British touch.

An intimate setting, with only one restaurant and one private room, the food takes centre stage, especially during truffle season when the club comes into its own.

harrysbar.co.uk 26 South Audley Street, W1K 2PD

Mosimann's

A former Scottish Presbyterian church in Belgravia, Mosimann’s is now a private restaurant.

The Balcony Bar is where the evening begins as guests are treated to canapés and champagne before they are led down to the dining room where tables are decorated with whimsical silver animals.

Holding the Royal Warrant for more than 15 years, it’s au fait with serving royalty. Most notably, William and Kate during the menu tasting ahead of their 2011 wedding.

We’re not sure which dish tickled the prince’s taste-buds. But house favourites include mushroom risotto and passion fruit souffle.

mosimann.com 11B W Halkin St, Belgravia, SW1X 8JL

The Cavalry & Guards Club

As the name alludes to, the Cavalry & Guards Club has a strong military focus.

As you enter you’ll be greeted by paintings of honorary members, the Duke of Kent and the Duchess of Cornwall.

Grand pillars and oil paintings of the Battle of Waterloo also maintain the level of opulence befitting royalty.

Equipped with everything a young officer could wish for, the club is made up of a terrace bar, dining, function and meeting room and a resident barber.

A proposer must be from a qualifying regiment and meet specific membership requirements.

cavgdsclub.co.uk The Cavalry and Guards Club 127 Piccadilly W1J 7PX

Shoreditch House

Since launching in 1995, the Soho House chain of private members' clubs has proved phenomenally successful, with Houses now located in Berlin, New York, West Hollywood, Miami, Chicago, Toronto and Istanbul.

If you want one area to embody the brand's championing of the creative industries, it could only be Shoreditch.

Unsurprisingly, Shoreditch House manages to cram several identities into one venue: busy social hub, high-class restaurant, relaxed health centre – the Cowshed Spa is celebrated in its own right – decadent hangout complete with rooftop pool, and compact hotel.

Even the work-space turns into a games room come the evening.

It's the perfect place to sit-down for the types who hate standing still.

shoreditchhouse.com Shoreditch House, Ebor Street, E1 6AW

Tramp

Founded on Jermyn Street in 1969, Tramp's combination of glamour, discretion and late-night misbehaviour attracted everyone from Frank Sinatra and the Rolling Stones to Princess Margaret.

Following a £12m overhaul, the legendary nightspot reopened in 2024 under owner Luca Maggiora, who has set about introducing Tramp to a new generation.  

The restoration retains some of the club’s most recognisable features – including its original Zodiac ceiling and centuries-old wood panelling – while adding a more contemporary polish. And rather than simply picking up where the old nightclub left off, Tramp now operates from midday on selected days, combining dining, drinking and dancing under one very famous roof.  

There’s even a healthier sequel: Tramp Health opened near Grosvenor Square in 2026. Proof, perhaps, that even London’s most committed hedonists eventually need to recover.  

tramp.co.uk 40 Jermyn Street St James's, SW1Y 6DN

The Groucho

Famed for its bohemian outlook and creative clientele of actors, musicians, artists and poets, for many The Groucho remains the quintessential members' club.

Opened in 1985 as an antidote to the stuffy members' clubs of Piccadilly, The Groucho was a hotbed of celebrity and revelry throughout the 1990s – the place where the great and good came to let their hair down.

Its namesake Groucho Marx famously said, "I don't care to belong to any club that will have me as a member" – The Groucho keeps alive the spirit of that sentiment.

thegrouchoclub.com 45 Dean Street, W1D 4QB

Quo Vadis

The food at Quo Vadis has received high praise from those who are both hard to please and in the know: Giles Coren, Jay Rayner and Fay Maschler are all fans of chef Jeremy Lee's exquisite menu.

Enjoy delicious British dishes such as haddock fish cakes, venison, and a daily pie and mash (exquisite), perfect designed for the long cold nights.

And don't worry: the Quo Vadis cocktails aren't going anywhere.

Karl Marx wrote much of Das Kapital in a room above the restaurant – but don't let that put you off.

Membership is by application or invitation. Candidates require a proposer and seconder who is an existing member and the application goes before a committee.

quovadissoho.co.uk 26-29 Dean Street, Soho, London, W1D 3LL

Soho House

The Odeon will never cut it again once you’ve visited Soho House’s screening room.

With 43 red velvet seats, air-conditioning and a range of advanced screenings and new releases available to view, it offers an exclusive cinematic experience away from the masses.

Spread over four floors, the Grade-II-listed mid-Georgian townhouse also offers one of the few al fresco dining spots in Soho.

Fashioning itself as a hub for creative minds, it eschews wealth and status in favour of artistic souls.

A fat wallet won’t go amiss though as yearly membership, which can include access to the ever-growing Soho House empire across the globe.

sohohouse.com Soho House, 76 Dean Street, W1D 3SQ / Soho House, 40 Greek St, Soho, W1D 4EB

12 Hay Hill

Business-meets-pleasure is the idea behind 12 Hay Hill, a relatively new club in Mayfair that provides luxury serviced office space as well as facilities for recreational pursuits.

Aimed at London-based entrepreneurs and both established and emerging international companies, members get access to state-of-the-art, fully serviced offices, nine meeting rooms, four boardrooms and luxury business lounges, and a contemporary restaurant serving dishes devised by Michelin-starred chef Shaun Rankin.

There's also a New York-style deli bar, and a terrace and garden overlooking Berkeley Square.

12hayhill.com 12 Hay Hill, Mayfair, W1J 8NR

The Arts Club

If you like the idea of spending your spare time in the company of creative types, big names and some even bigger personalities, you'd be wise to consider a membership at the legendary Arts Club on Dover Street.

Having hosted the wedding of Frank Lampard and Christine Bleakley, welcomed the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Beyoncé into its stylish surroundings, and lured musical heavyweights such as Ronnie Wood, Noel Gallagher and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers to its basement bar, it's fair to say that when it comes to attracting some of the world's most famous faces, the Arts Club has it nailed.

You won't find that anyone inside is remotely bothered though, as the destination has a long history of hosting the cream of the creative crop – its past members and guests have included Charles Dickens, as well as artists Walter Sickert and Frederic Leighton.

Indeed, one of the club's original members was James Whistler (although he left to found the rival Chelsea Arts Club).

Current full membership is £3,200 annually plus a £1,600 assessment fee.

theartsclub.co.uk 40 Dover St, Mayfair, W1S 4NP

Nikita Mayfair

Nikita Mayfair

Luca Piffarett

Nikita Mayfair opened December of 2021, having been founded by Jean Phillip Kley and designed by Vcitoria Vogel. The interiors feature heavy patterned fabrics, comfortable booths upholstered in velvet and designer furniture and art by Harif Guzman.

During the day this space is used for events, wine tastings and more, before the lamp-lit tables provide the perfect back drop for pre-dinner drinks or nightcaps with desserts provided by the world renowned deli, Robuchon.

Members and guests can enjoy curated playlists and DJ sets in the main lounge, while enjoying a caviar focused menu and specialised bottle service.

A secret corridor connects Nikita with sister restaurant and member’s club Mister Nice, set to open towards the end of November, ensuring members and guests needn't venture outside when passing between the two.

22 Davies St, London W1K 3DE

Pavilion Fulham

Pavilion Fulham

Pavilion Fulham

Located a stone’s throw from the River Thames and next to Putney Bridge tube station, the vibrant and newly refurbished club space is designed to impress for work and socialising alike.

Following in the footsteps of the flagship club in Knightsbridge, the new Fulham site plays host to numerous members’ events every Thursday – wine tastings, cocktail masterclasses, poetry, comedy, live music and DJ sets – where members are able to bring up to three guests to enjoy proceedings.

Alongside this full roster of events, members are also able to enjoy a range of perks from a variety of international brands across health, fashion, travel and lifestyle sectors. This includes discounts with brands such as 111 Skin, The Mandarin Oriental Spa, Thunder Aviation, Wilderness Reserve and Larry King to name but a few.

pavilion.club; 81-83 Fulham High Street, London, SW6 3JW

NYX Mayfair

NYX Mayfair

NYX Mayfair

Discreetly located within Gaia – Mayfair's premier Greek restaurant – NYX is as a late-night destination that integrates mythological inspiration with contemporary sophistication.

This exclusive lounge stands in contrast to Gaia’s light and airy restaurant ambiance, conveying guests to a world influenced by the Greek gods Zeus and Chaos.

The carefully curated atmosphere at NYX is enlivened by resident and guest DJs who set the tone for an evening of upscale entertainment and captivating atmosphere.

With the night beginning as a sophisticated lounge, guests can enjoy a more relaxed environment from 9pm until midnight. The evening then progresses with a more energetic and upbeat tone emerging from midnight until late. 

Gaia-restaurants.com; 50 Dover St, Mayfair, London W1S 4NY