Soho House

Soho House began in London's Greek Street in 1995, when founder Nick Jones was offered the space above his restaurant, Cafe Boheme. It could only be accessed via a small door, inspiring Nick to turn the townhouse into a members’ club for the local artists and actors who ate downstairs.

Today, you can find Soho Houses around the world, as well as restaurants, spas, workspaces and cinemas. Around the corner from its original Soho House, the club at 76 Dean Street is set in one of Westminster’s oldest townhouses.

Here you can enjoy a private screening room with a 43-seat cinema and bar for pre-movie drinks, a library bar for live-music space, as well as, a club bar for all-day eating and drinking with a terrace. The House also features four lounges with seating by the fireside and sitting rooms with vintage-style sofas, antiques and contemporary British art on the walls.