Inside six of the worlds most exclusive private members clubs

A distinct feature is that the club’s accommodation is available to non-members, with 23 uniquely decorated rooms and suites available for overnight stays, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the Home House experience. For those looking for late-night entertainment, the club’s bars offer small plates, signature cocktails, and the energy of late-night DJs. The all-day dining restaurant, led by Executive Chef Alan Christie, offers British classics with a Mediterranean twist, with a breakfast menu that reinterprets modern classics into both indulgent and health-conscious choices.

ExperienceCenturion Club

Carefully curated by the Cipriani family, the interior features sumptuous furnishings, elegant décor, and breathtaking views of the New York Harbor. The club’s amenities are equally decadent, offering its members and guests access to world-class dining experiences, a wellness center with spa and fitness facilities, and a meticulously curated cultural program. The club also features luxurious accommodation options, private meeting spaces, and an outdoor terrace. Located in a stunning Georgian townhouse, Home House Bath is a private club that blends old-world charm and modern luxury. Members can enjoy beautifully designed spaces, including an elegant lounge, private dining rooms, and a serene garden.

Carlton Club

Attentive and professional staff ensure your experience is seamless from the second you walk in. Soho House stands as a beacon of contemporary style and social vibrancy in the heart of London's Soho district. This private members' club is synonymous with creativity and cool, attracting a diverse and dynamic crowd from the worlds of media, arts, and fashion.

• Inspired by its Miami counterpart, ZZ’s Club in New York opened in 2023 and is a lavish sanctuary of unparalleled opulence and hospitality.
• Nexus Club redefines private social clubs in New York City from its illustrious perch on the seventh floor of 100 Church Street.
• The club, occupying a quiet out-of-the-way section of the building, features lavish yet discreet rooms, letting members escape the demands of City life whilst enjoying high-end cultural and gourmet experiences.
• The cocktail menu, while premium-priced, offers expertly crafted combinations that justify every sip.
• Members can also enjoy al fresco dining in the courtyard garden, which transforms seasonally from a sunny retreat to a cozy winter lounge.
• From soaring initiation fees and rigorous selection processes to secret club rules and time-honored traditions, membership often remains an invitation-only affair.

Whether through elite golf courses, sophisticated social clubs, prestigious yacht gatherings, or world-class tennis courts, these institutions continue to define global exclusivity for the world’s most influential individuals. Among the members are celebrities, businessmen, writers, actors, models, and designers. Join us for a glimpse behind the velvet rope, where prestige and privilege define the world's most secretive social circles. These clubs aren’t just about socialising; they’re about creating meaningful connections. You’ll often find spaces equipped with state-of-the-art technology, private meeting rooms, and co-working areas designed to encourage productivity and creativity. For many members, the networking opportunities within these clubs are worth the hefty membership fees alone.
Ned's club offers an impressive scale of facilities that cater to a diverse range of members and guests. Members get access to restaurants, health spas, gymnasiums, pools, a club lounge, and a co-working space. 5 Hertford Street is known for its luxurious and stylish interiors, designed by renowned interior designer Rifat Ozbek. The club features a mix of vintage and contemporary furniture, with a nod to the building's heritage and history.Heavily inspired by the 1920s, the decor of this private members club exudes a glamorous and sophisticated vibe.

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Los Angeles’ exclusive San Vicente Bungalows was founded in 2019 by hotelier Jeffrey Klein, who’s known for his revitalization of the Sunset Tower Hotel. Klein transformed the former San Vicente Inn into an intimate clubhouse; AD100 interior designer Rita Konig masterfully combined a maximalist English cottage style with California-cool bungalow vibes. Reportedly, stars such as Taylor Swift have expressed interest in joining, while others like Eddie Redmayne are already members. But beyond this always-buzzing lobby, members here get access to every nook and cranny this fascinating former bank has hidden behind its 1920s façade.

• Owned by aristocrat Robin Birley, it boasts lavish interiors and a high-powered clientele that reportedly includes royals, tycoons, and A-listers.
• Members have access to an array of amenities including a screening room, a well-equipped gym, and stylish dining and bar areas.
• One of the few old clubs in Hong Kong that has retained its “royal” status, this is one for the sailors and rowers out there.
• Sustainability, wellness, and technology will continue to play a huge role in shaping what these clubs offer, ensuring they remain relevant to new generations of members.
• Back in the swinging ‘60s, Annabel’s was one of the first London clubs to retire their live band and swap it for a discotheque.
• The cheapest membership option is a ‘social membership’, granting unlimited access to most areas all day on weekends and from 5pm on weekdays.
• And, of course, it’s all about the members—expect to rub shoulders with celebrities, business moguls, and creative elites.

The Private Club club has a long tradition of supporting emerging and established artists, writers, and musicians, with various programs and initiatives. Members can also get involved in the club's various events and exhibitions, from art shows to live performances. 5 Hertford Street was founded in Mayfair in 2012 by Robin Birley, the son of Annabel's founder, Mark Birley.

Blacks Club

Founded in 1836, The Union Club is recognized as the oldest private club in New York City, established by a group of prominent New Yorkers as a gentlemen’s club. Throughout its history, the Union Club has been the social ground for many famous individuals, including politicians, business leaders, and cultural icons. A $10 million dollar art collection that includes Warhols and Harings adorns the hallowed walls. Soho House also serves as a cultural hub, with an extensive collection of contemporary art and regular programming that includes film screenings, live music, workshops, and networking events. Below on the first floor, the bar presents a rounded, cozy environment with a menu that echoes but simplifies the offerings from the ground floor's glamorous Brasserie. This art deco dining space on the ground floor attracts a mix of high-profile figures and serves as a vibrant meeting place.

A Private Members' Club

Each ride offers privacy and comfort, enabling you to relax or continue working while on the move. A crèche service allows parents to entrust their children for up to two hours of engaging activities. For parents, the adjoining comfy lounge overlooks the play area, offering a perfect spot for multitasking with a view. The wellness center on-site offers a range of beauty treatments and fitness classes, promoting a balanced lifestyle. This elegant backdrop is ideal for both relaxation and networking, reflecting the founders' vision of a hub that supports women's personal and professional growth.

Annabel’s Mayfair

Notably, an extensive collection of David Hockney's works, a holdover from the original club, adorns the newly styled spaces, enhancing the artistic atmosphere. For a serene retreat, The Elephant Room serves as an exquisite workspace by day and a fine dining venue by night, offering fine Asian cuisine by the cozy log fire. The Rose Room provides a plush setting for dining and socializing, adorned with gold iris chandeliers and a vibrant, pink-lit bar, crafted by famed designer Martin Brudnizki, and is open from early morning to late night.
The easiest way to get in is to host an event here, as you don’t have to be a member to do so. When The Ned opened in the Square Mile in 2018, it quickly became the London address everyone wanted a piece of. It was dreamt up by Soho House founder Nick Jones (more on him later) and New York’s Sydell Group (NoMad, Freehand, LINE).