Private clubs provide an elitist haven in this red-carpet city. Boasting exclusive dining, fitness and spa amenities - including Hollywood celebrities meeting to chat on red carpet events as well as powerful business leaders making connections - private clubs serve as an elite retreat.
Soho House's debut in Downtown LA marks its members-only club concept being brought to the city center. Boasting feminist wallpapers and an eye-catching rooftop pool, Soho House stands out amongst its competitors by catering to stylish clients like you.
Soho House West Hollywood
Soho House West Hollywood provides members with a tranquil getaway from city life, providing rooms overlooking Carbon and Surfrider beaches. As one of the smallest Soho House locations, but also one of its most intimate, only existing members with an add-on Malibu Plus membership are invited to stay here.
This 20-story location on Sunset Boulevard provides members with stunning city views from its rooftop garden, meeting spaces and red velvet screening room. However, what keeps people returning are its artwork pieces by David Hockney and Ed Ruscha whose geometric perfection contrasts beautifully with their desert hues.
Soho House has long been known as an exclusive club for celebrities, actors-slash-models and creative souls who can afford its steep dues. While Soho doesn't disclose membership figures publicly, one can imagine Girls showrunner Jenni Konner rubbing elbows with director Paul Haggis or actor Matthew Rhys amongst other members at its penthouse bar and restaurant.
NeueHouse
NeueHouse is an upscale coworking space network and cultural home for an influential community of changemakers, offering innovative ideas, meaningful relationships and unforgettable social experiences across bicoastal locations. Each iconic building boasts timeless design with superior hospitality services.
Location of NeueHouse venue at CBS Studios in Hollywood; original home of Orson Welles' radio program and Lucille Ball's iconic I Love Lucy TV series
Toronto-based DesignAgency brought soft and graceful flourishes to the space, which includes an expansive lobby that preserves the building's historical architecture, lounge areas with sofas in circular formation for interaction, as well as refined casual cuisine at the Gallery Bar, along with wellness offerings to energize creativity. NeueHouse Salon membership provides access to all venues as well as a dedicated workspace.
The Britely
The Britely Club at West Hollywood's Pendry hotel is a full-service club dedicated to community, curiosity, and celebration. Members have access to two restaurants, rooftop pool lounge area with seating area and bar service; 24-hour fitness center; spa; bowling lanes; screening room; music venue; as well as cultural programs that enrich daily lives.
Martin Brudnizki, known for creating immersive hospitality spaces, has designed an exclusive members-only destination in Los Angeles dedicated to leisure. Situated atop a chic boutique hotel, this private club includes an alluring restaurant and bar inside as well as an exotic rooftop oasis outside - not to mention glamorous decor with special wallpaper and art curated by Tiffiny Lendrum of Lendrum Fine Art!
With Old Hollywood glamour in mind, Brudnizki employed a color palette of jewel tones and gold accents throughout the club. Pink feather lamps, Missoni-esque printed bar stools, upholstery patterns that add sensuality, as well as gold hardware and fixtures complete this opulent yet sophisticated aesthetic.
The Social Club
Private clubs strive to foster a sense of community among their members by offering various services - such as child care, social activities and fitness classes; spa and dining options; they're an excellent way to make new friends who share similar interests!
The ideal private club in Los Angeles should provide its members with a range of amenities they can enjoy, such as gym and spa memberships; some clubs may even feature rooftop pools with cabanas to add an extra touch.
Many clubs provide parents with access to childcare centers so they can spend time working or socializing without being concerned for their children's wellbeing. These facilities usually provide drop-in childcare that's more cost effective than hiring a babysitter, while some even provide monthly plans with childcare coverage.
