If the walls of The Sloane Club could talk, they probably wouldn’t stop. The private members’ club, founded in 1922 by one of Queen Victoria’s daughters, has witnessed a great deal of history in London’s ritzy Chelsea district.
Private members' clubs charging thousands in annual fees are booming in London and New York despite an affordability crisis.
More clubs have opened in the last five years than the previous 30 years, according to an industry expert.
Many clubs are shedding their old party image by adding gyms and wellness facilities to attract younger members.
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Housed in glamorous grade II listed buildings, with membership fees to match, the new generation of private clubs are catering to…
Undeterred by reports of an exodus of the wealthy from the UK, a new breed of institution is opening its doors
The capital’s clubland is vast and spans three centuries, but its aesthetics are often overlooked. A new book puts its…
In an age of heightened loneliness and uncertainty, private clubs are selling camaraderie and controlled environments — if you…
The proliferation of opulent and costly private clubs recalls Gilded Age excess. "We’re all competing for the same 4,500 people."
Billionaire chairman wants to take the business off the stock market
