1. Choosing an Exclusive Private Members' Club in London
When someone desires to join an Exclusive Members Club London there is a wide
range available for consideration. The idea for private members club London started
back during the 1700s. This was a time when politicians and aristocrats were looking
for a place they could congregate and not be forced to go to a coffeehouse. The first
one of these clubs was Brooks and Boodles located just off Piccadilly. Its men-only
policy was dropped decades ago and female members are now common.
Today when someone in London wants to join
an exclusive private members' club they have
many fine choices available to them.
Apartment 58, Soho
This is a Private Members Club London designed
to cater to creative people who desire studio
space and a way to network with other artists.

2. Members are able to utilize London apartments containing advanced computer
software as well as studio equipment. Some of the apartments are designed to function
as a type of artist’s gallery. Members have access to takeaway menus from favorite
London restaurants located close to the club, as well as a barman at the tap. They offer
London regular memberships and the more expensive global membership.
The Arts Club, Mayfair
This private members club London is where A-list actors as well as the stars of rock &
roll bands can be regularly seen. It’s not uncommon to see everyone from Prince Harry
to Gwyneth Paltrow and more arriving or leaving at any hour of the day or night. Its
interior has been designed to accommodate those who are used to the best. The club’s
light fixtures alone cost $32,000 and it also has walls made from cashmere. It is
considered to be one of the oldest arts clubs in the world. Membership is by invitation
only.
The Club at the Ivy, West End
This elite building contains one of the most popular A-list restaurants in London’s
theatre district. It also has three floors that are serviced by a stunning elevator made
from glass. The inside is decorated with artwork by such notable artists as Marc Quinn
and Andy Warhol. Members can enjoy a lovely piano bar as well as a cocktail bar that

3. provide those who go there heated seats. It also furnishes members a very nice terrace
where smoking is permitted. Membership is by invitation only.
The Groucho Club, Soho
This is the place where people from the world of arts and media go to mingle. The
artwork contained in this club includes everything from Natasha Law (sister of Jude to
prints done by Sir Peter Blake. Many find the look of the interior to be quite bohemian.
It has a reputation of hosting spirited conversations of social and political hot topics.
The restaurant contained in the club is considered to be extremely good and
reasonably priced. They offer local and overseas memberships.
Royal Automobile Club, Pall Mall
This club was designed by the architects who have designed some of London’s most
Exclusive Members Clubs London. Members are able to see Buckingham Palace from its

4. location. What initially was a place for men to meet and connect during the 1800s and
1900s and is now a club with thousands of male and female members.
It’s a place where members bring guests for both business and pleasure. Membership
is determined by committee.