London Members’ Clubs: 5 New Openings To Sign Up For In 2025
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Five exclusive memberships to snap up ASAP
Private members’ clubs may be adapting for the modern era (and the demands of modern members), but that certainly isn’t to say they’ve lost their place in the British capital. From socialising to networking to housing havens of wellness, there’s a plethora of London members’ clubs to choose from, addressing every purpose and need across the board. Looking for something brand spanking new? Here are five new London members’ clubs that have opened their doors in 2025 (so far).
5 New London Members Clubs Opening In 2025
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Lighthouse Social, Fulham
Stay West: that’s the ethos underpinning Lighthouse Social, which is bringing Soho’s timeless club scene to the banks of the Thames in the heart of Fulham. Finally, a club worthy of West London’s glamorous inhabitants; Lighthouse Social features eclectic yet chic interiors, breathtaking riverside views, and an impressive line-up of events to keep modern London minds sharp and busy (and a kids’ club to keep little ones occupied all the while). Here’s exactly what to expect.
What’s The Fee? Memberships are priced at £1,200 per year (joining fee £200), and £780 for under 30s (joining fee £150). Children aged one to six can be added for £840 per year (joining fee £100).
Where? Lighthouse Social, Fulham Pier, London SW6 6HH
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The Arding Rooms, Clapham
It’s a rare members’ club south of the river… Clapham’s very first private members club has just opened its doors, taking over the former Arding & Hobbs department store. Intending to be the go-to space for professionals and families alike to work and socialise, The Arding Rooms hopes to help Clapham locals (so often trapped working from home at the kitchen table) to meet, socialise and network. Members can expect a restaurant, bar, events spaces and co-working spaces all scattered across the 115-year-old building. Elsewhere, find a Third Space gym, and a rooftop terrace to top it all off.
What’s The Fee? Membership is priced from £90 per month, with a £300 joining fee.
Where? Arding & Hobbs, 10 St John’s Road, London SW11 1PN
NEXUS Club London, South Kensington
London is the historic home of members’ clubs, but NEXUS is changing the game, bringing its loyal legion of fans from across the Atlantic and a healthy dose of American flair. Shareholders include Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake, with NEXUS starting life as an ultra-luxurious resort in the Bahamas. Next came New York, and now London – South Kensington to be precise. The NEXUS London clubhouse spans four floors, and features a cutting edge gym, a vibrant bar, a casual cafe-cum-co-work-space, a dedicated space for children and plenty more. Find out more here.
What’s The Fee? Global annual memberships are currently priced at £9,000 per year plus taxes, with the price fixed for the first five years. This membership provides benefits for the primary member, their spouse or partner and any children up to the age of 40, with perks across the world thanks to NEXUS’s global footprint.
Where? 38–42 Harrington Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 3ND
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The Club At The Other House, South Kensington
Sticking to South Kensington, longer-term residency venue The Other House has launched a new private members’ club ‘for the wise and curious’. Think curated events, dedicated co-working and wellness spaces and a special club menu to keep you fed. The whole idea is to create a home-from-home in stylish London, whether you live in the city, elsewhere in the UK or even overseas – and tailored membership tiers reflect this diverse pool of members.
What’s The Fee? Full membership is priced at £1,950 per year, with under 30s priced at £1,500, out-of-town membership at £1,750 and overseas membership at £1,250.
Where? The Other House, 15-17 Harrington Gardens, South Kensington, London SW7 4JJ
Shikhar, Knightsbridge
Cocktail lovers should sign up for a membership at Shikhar, the new guestlist-only cocktail lounge and private members’ club above Rohit Ghai’s pan-Indian townhouse restaurant, Vatavaran. Set on the top floor of the four-storey Knightsbridge townhouse, Shikhar offers a members-only service during the day, with a guestlist-only lounge atmosphere by night. Think high altitude cocktails, curated events, elegant small plates and exclusive perks. Founding members even get access to luxury flats near Harrods at preferred rates, as well as personalised whisky bottles and complimentary tastings. Be quick!
What’s The Fee? Founding membership is priced at £750 per annum, with £250 redeemable across Vatavaran and its sister restaurants, Kutir, and Manthan.
Where? 14-15 Beauchamp Pl, London SW3 1NQ
