A wealth of private clubs offer food and beverage concepts, fitness and wellness facilities, workspaces, creative havens and more
Here’s a look at some of L.A.’s most popular private members’ clubs — from the tried-and-true to newer entrants.
Arc Beverly Hills
Arc Beverly RestaurantCredit: Courtesy Arc Beverly
Located in the former Spring Place building and launched by the Equinox Hotels founders, this social club offers 65,000 square feet of indoor/ outdoor space and a dining program led by Victor Totoris (Scopa Italian Roots, DAMA). 9800 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, arcbeverly.com
Club Hue
Club HueCredit: Jessica Sample/ Courtesy Club Hue
This stylish new venue in Koreatown’s historic Chapman Plaza complex celebrates Asian culture with Michelin-starred dining from Tokyo-born chef Hiroo Magahara, custom artwork, live entertainment and an East-meets-West aesthetic. Read more on Club Hue here. 3465 W. 6th St. #200, Koreatown, clubhue.com
San Vicente Clubs
The courtyard of the San Vincente BungalowsCredit: Adam Amengual
Hotelier Jeff Klein (Sunset Tower) opened the San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood in 2018, and he followed it up with an equally exclusive and design-forward sibling in Santa Monica in 2024 — both of which play host to A-list events and a fashionable crowd. Multiple locations, sanvicenteclubs.com
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Soho House
Soho House Holloway’s rooftopCredit: Elizabeth Carababas
Last year, the global brand created by Nick Jones in London’s Soho in 1995 refreshed its 15-year-old West Hollywood house — which now includes a garden patio menu by Nancy Silverton. Little Beach House in Malibu, Soho Warehouse in DTLA and Soho House Holloway each offer different vibes and complete the L.A. portfolio, and a new house is coming to Venice Beach in 2027. Read more on Soho House here. Multiple locations, sohohouse.com