Reciprocal clubs

The New Club, Scotland’s oldest club, sits right in the middle of Edinburgh on Princes Street with fantastic view across Princes Street Gardens towards Edinburgh Castle.  It was instituted in 1787, moved to its current site in 1837 and was completely re-built in the 1960s.  The Club’s current home is a Grade A listed building, both externally and internally, and is one of the finest examples of a ‘Panellist’ building in Scotland. The rebuilding incorporated the old building’s Lorimer oak panelling into the Dining Room.

The Club offers lunch in the Main Dining Room or a buffet on its 3rd Floor overlooking Princes Street, the Castle and Old Town.  Dinner is served in the Main Dining Room.  There are 22 bedrooms.  There are 2 libraries and other rooms that are available for large or small private functions or dinners, or indeed business meetings.  A small exercise area and car parking are also available.

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Ten Hill Place Hotel is owned by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. As well as being one of Edinburgh’s premier city hotels, it provides a quiet space when visiting the College. All the profits from the hotel go back into training surgeons worldwide.  

As an RSM member, you can book a stay at the four-star hotel at a discounted rate. The hotel has a restaurant, bar and is within walking distance to the Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace.

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Founded in 1919 as a tribute to those in the Royal Scots Regiment who died in the First World War, this private members’ club offers a rare combination of a charming country house hotel with a cosy club atmosphere.  

Located in one of Edinburgh’s finest Georgian streets, the club offers luxury hotel accommodation, exclusive use of the members’ lounge and library, and an elegant dining room that’s open for breakfast, lunch or dinner.  

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The Western Club was opened in 1825 when Glasgow was establishing the ‘Merchant City’, opening trade routes to the Americas and the West Indies.  The club is in the historic Royal Exchange Square and offers the ideal base to explore the sights of the city.  

The spectacular Georgian building provides members accommodation; it also includes one of the best restaurants in town serving British and European dishes, a brasserie and lounge area to relax with a drink.

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Given Royal status by Queen Victoria in 1863, the Royal Northern & University Club has had an illustrious history which is still retained today. Members can experience of the club when visiting the building, which is ideally located in the heart of Aberdeen within easy reach of the city centre.

Facilities include overnight accommodation, dining rooms, a library, snooker room and four function rooms which can be hired out for parties and conferences.  

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Situated on one of Dublin’s oldest greatest squares, the Stephen’s Green Club offers unparalleled comfort and privacy in the heart of Dublin’s city centre.  

Make the club your home away from home and stay in the en-suite bedrooms decorated in the Georgian manner. Book dinner in the Club’s Dining Room, long considered one of the most beautiful rooms in Dublin, or arrange to meet friends and colleagues over a drink.

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One of the most prestigious business, social and dining clubs in Belfast, the Ulster Reform Club was established in 1885. Located on Royal Avenue, the club is an oasis of calm within the bustling city.  

Members can enjoy superb dining facilities, which serves fine cuisine prepared by top chefs. Relax in the reading room or take a drink with friends and family in the members’ bar. On site there is also a business centre and fitness suite.  

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Nestled in the heart of Bath on Queen’s Parade, this private members’ club formed in 1858 originally as a gentleman’s club. It flourished over the 20th and 21st century to include people from all walks of life.

The club provides members with many provisions including an excellent restaurant, lounge bar, a library and several function rooms. The club can also help arrange accommodation with nearby hotels.  

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Started in 1818 as a private members’ club, the Clifton Club has flourished, and it is popular with today’s working professionals as an exclusive place to relax, socialise and network with peers.  

Located on The Mall in Bristol, the club’s regency building offers a members’ restaurant that serves traditional fine dining, a club room that can be used for work purposes or to relax with a drink, along with a drawing room, snooker room and two squash courts.  

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Established in 1770, the Norfolk Club is one of the oldest provincial clubs in England. The club has occupied a stunning Georgian building for over 100 years, that is situated in the city centre between the cathedral and the castle.    

The club offers a wide range of social and cultural activities for its members including a daily lunch dining room, guest bedrooms, conference, meeting and banqueting rooms and leisure facilities such as snooker and gymnasium.  

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Tucked away in a side street, just moments away from the vibrant city of Liverpool lies the Athenaeum, a private members’ club that was established in 1797 as a place to facilitate access to information and learning.  

This historical club is a relaxing haven for lunchtimes and evenings. It is known for its renowned library, containing some of the most important regional history resources in the country. Members can also use the dining room and meeting spaces.  

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Established in 1910 by the Ahlmann banking family, the Der Kieler Kaufmann became the meeting place for professionals in Kiel during the 20th century. Today it has been transformed into a luxurious place to relax and unwind.  

Located close to the city centre, the club offers luxurious rooms overlooking the park; a health club, spa area as well as Turkish steam bath and massage is provided on the premises. The club also has several restaurants to choose from serving fresh, modern food.

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The Karolinska Institutet is one of the world’s prominent medical universities and is Sweden’s single largest centre of medical academic research. Since 1901, the Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institutet has been responsible for selecting the Nobel laureates in Physiology or Medicine.

RSM members are free to visit Svarta Räfven, Karolinska Institutet's faculty club. It includes an all-day restaurant, located at the top of top of the Aula Medica with a magnificent panoramic view of the surrounding areas.  

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Cricket is in the DNA of this club. The Oporto Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club was originally formed in 1855 by ex-pats who had a love for the game. Today it has expanded to offer other sporting activities as well as club services.  

Done to a high standard, the club offers relaxing accommodation facilities, along with an á la carte restaurant, open-air swimming pool, lounge bar, tennis courts, billiards and snooker rooms, a playing field and a games room.

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Founded in 1826 by British officers and civilians serving in Malta as a private members’ club, the Malta Union Club has evolved over the last century to provide access to a wealth of leisure activities to its members.  

As a member, you can visit the clubhouse which has a café, restaurant, library, snooker room and a skittles alley. The club also has two tennis and squash courts and you can use the nearby Tigne private beach for a small fee.  

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Set in the financial district, overlooking the Plaza de Colón and the National Library, the Club Financiero Genova is a private members’ club that offers unparalleled hospitality, service and facilities.  

The club has a rooftop pool with panoramic views of Madrid, a fitness centre and a spa which offers treatments and massages. Enjoy dining in the first-class restaurant or have a cocktail with friends and family against a backdrop of stunning views at the Sky Club.  

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Founded in 1856 by a group of Catalan bourgeoisie with a love of horse-riding, the Circulo Ecuestre is a private members’ club that still maintains its historical traditions combined with today’s contemporary needs.

Located in a stunning old modernist palace on Avenida Diagonal in the very heart of Barcelona, the club has three restaurants, a bar, summer terrace as well as an outdoor swimming pool and a gym. Overnight accommodation is available, offering bedrooms and suites with all the modern amenities.  

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Just steps away from Grand Central Station sits The Yale Club of New York City, a club founded in 1897 as a place to allow Yale graduates to meet and continue friendships.

RSM members can experience a stay in one of NYC’s historical private members’ clubs and take advantage of all it has to offer which includes 138 guest rooms, a restaurant and grill room, rooftop terrace, a library and a fitness and squash centre.

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Founded in 1865 by a small group of alumni, the Harvard Club of New York City occupies the same historic clubhouse building in midtown Manhattan, also one of the first buildings to be named a New York City landmark.

Once you enter it is an oasis of calm, offering a retreat from the bustle of the city, with personalised service, fine dining, and the amenities of a luxury hotel. Facilities include six restaurants, guestrooms, athletics centre and private function rooms.

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Located in midtown Manhattan — minutes away from Grand Central Terminal, Times Square, Rockefeller Centre and the best shopping, theatres and museums — The Cornell Club is a private members’ club that gives guests the perfect base to stay, dine and visit the sights of NYC.

RSM members can enjoy the club’s amenities, which includes luxury boutique hotel-style accommodation, fine dining restaurants, a library, fitness centre and meeting and hospitality spaces to host events.

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Founded in 1876, the Century Club of Syracuse is a place to enjoy fine dining in style in Central New York State. A vibrant part of the community, its members come from all walks of life and include prominent local, state and national political figures.

The historic building offers an intimate setting for RSM members who want to take advantage of the club’s dining amenities which include a main dining room and private dining rooms for hosting social and professional events.

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Located in the heart of Canada’s capital city and set against a backdrop of spectacular views, the Rideau Club offers a unique mix of social, dining and business opportunities. Its members count men and women from business, government and other segments of the community.

RSM members can relax and enjoy the attractive facilities at affordable prices; the club has an elegant lounge, dining rooms with panoramic views of Parliament Hill, games and billiard room, a library and a business centre.

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One of Vancouver’s oldest private members’ clubs, Terminal City Club boasts an array of services for business and pleasure. The club is located in the city’s bustling financial district close to many arts and entertainment venues.

When visiting, you’ll have access to hotel partners and concierge services, plus a fully equipped fitness centre which includes a swimming pool and spa facilities. Or take the time to enjoy dining in one of their four restaurants catering for everything from haute cuisine to pub favourites.

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Housed in a designated historic site, The National Club combines warm and elegant charm with the contemporary, modern aesthetic of today. Located in the financial district, is the perfect place to base your stay to explore Toronto.

Have an indulgent escape from the bustle of the city and enjoy the perks of the club which includes overnight bedrooms, fine dining lounges, a rooftop patio, state-of-the-art business centre, access to golf and fitness clubs and a 40,000-bottle wine cellar to browse.

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Located in the bohemian district of Coyoacan in Mexico City — most notably known as the home of Frida Kahlo — the Centro Libanes A.C. Club was established in 1941 by a group of Lebanese immigrants as a place to foster relations with Mexican society.

The club houses a wealth of facilities including an open-air swimming pool, terrace, gym and library; sample Lebanese cuisine at the restaurant and visit the art gallery and theatre located at the club.

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The University Club of Washington, DC is one of the city’s premier clubs, being recognized by the Platinum Clubs of America and a Distinguished Club of the World. Located just a few blocks from the White House, it has 60 well-appointed and refurbished overnight guest rooms, fine dining opportunities, a large fitness centre, a golf simulator, and the Sage Day Spa. It’s located fantastically to enjoy the shops, restaurants, and galleries in the city. 

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Filled with history, the Royal Automobile Club offers a unique experience in Sydney. Located next to Circular Quay, the club is a short walk away from the Sydney Opera House and the perfect base to explore famous attractions of the city.  

The heritage-listed building provides accommodation ranging from single rooms to suites. You can also soak up the views from the dining room, relax in the elegant members’ bar or enjoy a workout in the fitness centre.  

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Set within the ANU campus, University House is a boutique-style hotel with a university vibe. It is only a short distance from Canberra city centre, home to the Parliament House and the National Gallery of Australia.  

Guests can enjoy all the modern hotel amenities such as a large writing desk, in-floor bathroom heating, WiFi access, and large balconies with views overlooking the gardens or towards the city. Also located on site is the Boffins Restaurant offering Asian influenced, contemporary dishes.  

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Steeped in history, the Athenaeum Club has been running for over 150 years and is one of Australia’s oldest and finest private clubs. Located on Collins Street, in the centre of Melbourne’s shopping district, it is minutes away from world-class restaurants, theatres and entertainment venues.  

RSM members can expect the comforts of a five-star hotel when booking accommodation. You can also make use of the first-class facilities including fine-dining, a billiards room, gym and a reading room.  

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Established in 1892 for officers of the Queensland Defence Force, the United Service Club catered exclusively for military officers until 1974, when it then opened its doors to include the wider professional community of Brisbane.

Situated in the historic Spring Hill area, members can experience a stay in a heritage building that blends tradition with modern standards of hospitality. Designed to suit business and leisure travellers alike, facilities include comfortable accommodation, dining and a members’ bar.

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Located in the heart of Newcastle’s business district with views of the harbour, the Newcastle Club is the perfect base to explore the sights of the city, with shops, theatres, galleries and popular tourist destinations just a short stroll away.

Combining old fashioned traditions of service, comfort and charm with the needs of contemporary life, the Club offers members boutique style accommodation and fine dining; there’s also a coffee lounge, veranda and bar to sit and relax with a drink.

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Set up in 1872 as a haven in the city for Christchurch’s businessmen to meet and socialise, the Canterbury Club offers a welcoming feeling of relaxed privacy for men and women looking for a place to unwind.

Located in a historic colonial building in the centre of town, the clubhouse provides a number of facilities including bedrooms, formal dining room, cafe, bar, business centre, billiards room, lounges and a fitness centre.

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Founded by 12 graziers in 1856 as a gentleman’s town retreat, the Christchurch Club is an established part of Christchurch’s heritage. The club is situated in the heart of the city, close to Cathedral Square and just a few minutes from shops, theatres and the Botanic Gardens.

The club has embraced contemporary living mixed with tradition, and as a member you can enjoy many benefits when staying including luxurious accommodation suites, dining rooms, a members’ bar and a billiards room.  

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Founded in 1841, the Wellington Club is New Zealand’s oldest private club. The clubhouse, designed by architect Sir Miles Warren, is located in the central business district, close to many boutique shops and Wellington’s famous café and restaurant scene.  

While tradition still plays an important part in daily club life, the Wellington Club offers modern and contemporary facilities that include: accommodation, restaurants, a reading room, business centre, health and fitness centre, billiard and snooker room and a squash court.

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Cloaked in ivy and sitting against a backdrop of modern skyscrapers lies the Northern Club, a private hideaway for relaxing, socialising and networking. Tucked away in Auckland’s bustling city, the club was established as a gentleman’s club in 1896.

As a member, you can take advantage of the club’s generous facilities which include a magnificent 19th century style bar to enjoy a drink before dinner, a peaceful reading room and library, boutique style hotel accommodation and a state-of-the-art fitness centre.  

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With a 4-star hotel rating, the Raffles Town Club oozes the old English tradition of elegance. Located near the Singapore Botanical Gardens, the Club is the perfect base to explore Sentosa Island and Orchard Road shopping district as well as the local area.  

As a member you can book a stay in one of their suites, dine and relax in one of the six bars and restaurants and take advantage of their facilities which include a swimming pool, cinema, bowling alley and spa.  

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Founded in 1943 in Japanese-occupied China, the Foreign Correspondents’ Club was a base for media and war correspondents covering World War II, the Vietnam and Korean Wars. The club is still used today as a meeting place for media representatives.  

Located in a colonial 19th century ice house in central Hong Kong, the members club offers a wide range of first-class facilities including gourmet dining, three bars, a health club, quiet workrooms and business centre.  

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The Hong Kong Academy of Medicine is an independent institution dedicated to organising specialist medical training and continuing medical education in Hong Kong. The Academy is home to the Jockey Club, a modern custom-designed conference venue and club facility for fellows.  

RSM members can make use of their club, which includes a library, lounge, garden and dining rooms. The Academy can also help arrange hotel accommodation at the nearby L’Hotel Island South.  

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The British Club was founded in 1903 as a British businessmen’s club. In the last century it had evolved to become a social, sports and cultural centre for Bangkok’s English speaking community.  

Centrally located in the heart of Bangkok’s business, shopping and entertainment district, the club is housed in a beautiful colonial building surrounded by lush gardens. Members can enjoy their facilities including a swimming pool, tennis courts, a golf course and cafés and restaurants serving British classics.  

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One of the oldest foreign clubs in Japan, the Kobe Club was founded in 1869 when Kobe opened to foreign trade. Located near the bustling downtown area, the club is a peaceful place to unwind, relax and socialise.  

Set against the Futatabi foothills within a wooded property, you can relax in the gardens and outdoor pool area; the restaurant and bar has an extensive food and wine menu and other facilities include a squash court, sauna and fitness centre.  

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The Manila Club is the oldest private social club in the Philippines. Set up in 1896, the Club has evolved to become a meeting place for business and social events.

Located in the heart of the Makati's Central Business District, RSM members are free to visit and use the dining room, bar and lounge. The club also hosts regular event nights which members can attend.  

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Set within the scenic Blue Mountains of Nuwara Eliya, known as the little England of Sri Lanka, The Hill Club is an enchanting club with breathtaking views of the mountains, gardens and plantations.  

Founded in 1876 by a British coffee planter, the Club offers colonial charm for visitors. Members can book accommodation and enjoy relaxing in the lounges, reading rooms and bars. There’s a restaurant serving eastern and western cuisine and games include clay tennis courts and a billiards room.  

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Combining elegance and style, The Spring Club is a modern club house in Kolkata designed to offer fun activities and relaxation for friends and family alike.  

As well as guest rooms, restaurant, bar and coffee shop, the club has an indoor pool and gym; relax with a treatment at the spa. For children, there’s a virtual games room, crèche, a play area and a roller-skating arena.

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Located close to the airport and a short ride away from the city centre, The Circle Club is perfect for business travellers and families looking for a comfortable place to stay and enjoy social activities.  

The club has a hotel where you can book a room. Facilities include a swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna, squash and badminton courts, billiards room and games area, plus there’s a choice of dining options with a restaurant, pub and café.

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Founded in 1895 as a place for merchants to meet outside the heat of the city, the Tollygunge Club is a lush oasis spread over 100 acres in the suburbs of Kolkata. The club is a short ride away from the city centre and Chowringhee Road.

The club boast an equestrian riding centre, an 18-hole golf course, as well as a tennis and squash court, two swimming pools plus a card and billiards room, restaurants, lounges and bars.  

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Set up in the early 1900s to promote sports to the local community, the Deccan Gymkhana is a place to enjoy modern sports facilities, relax and spend quality time with friends and family.  

Located in the tranquil residential area of Pune, the club started as a cricket club and has evolved over the years to include an athletics centre, tennis courts and a swimming pool. RSM members can also stay in their guest rooms and dine in the restaurants.

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Opened in 1900 by a few young, enthusiastic cricketers, the Poona Young Cricketers Hindu Gymkhana – popularly known as PYC – is a clubhouse located in downtown area of Pune.  

The club is known for its delicious food prepared by gourmet chefs. The newly built club building is also home to guest rooms and a great range of sporting facilities that include basketball, tennis and badminton courts, cricket pitch, a swimming pool and a fitness centre.  

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One of the oldest clubs in Amravati in the state of Maharashtra, the Reforms Club is a social club that combines old English charm with Indian heritage.  

The club offers contemporary spacious guest rooms and restaurants serving up the finest South Indian and Chinese cuisine. Plus, RSM members can enjoy a range of leisure activities including a swimming pool, lush lawns to sit and relax, tennis courts and a fitness centre.  

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Located in Indore, the commercial hub of Madhya Pradesh in India, the Yeshwant Club was established in 1934 at the behest of the late His Highness Tukoji Rao Holkar to honour the memory of his beloved son.  

Today, the club offers a unique blend of sports, culture and entertainment. RSM members have access to overnight accommodation, a range of sport facilities including a pool and gym, an open-air restaurant plus cultural events throughout the year.

Founded in 1832, the Madras Club is the second oldest surviving club in India after the Bengal Club in Kolkata. It continues today to be one of the most prestigious private members’ club in the city.

As a member, you can enjoy all the facilities the club has to offer. This includes overnight guest rooms, library, two restaurants, a bakery plus a fantastic range of sports and recreational activities that includes a swimming pool, gym centre and a jogging track.

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Conceived as India’s counterpart to the Marylebone Cricket Club, the Cricket Club of India opened in 1937 as a place to promote cricket and other sports in the country. It was home to the first test match between India and the West Indies and the T20 international tournaments.  

Located next to Mumbai’s Brabourne Stadium cricket grounds, you can enjoy a range of sports and recreational activity at the club such as tennis, badminton, billiards, swimming and of course cricket.  

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Steeped in tradition and old-world charm, the Kelvin Grove Club is the largest sports club in South Africa. It is the ultimate venue to enjoy sport, entertain friends or meet new people.

Take advantage of the club’s facilities including a pool area, tennis and squash courts and a fitness centre. And when dining be spoilt for choice with a café, restaurant and a sushi and champagne bar on site.

RSM members can purchase a temporary membership to the club for R600.00 for one month.

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At the beating heart of Johannesburg’s business district lies the Rand Club. Founded in 1887 during the heyday of the British Empire, the members’ club included patrons such the poet Rudyard Kipling and is the city’s most enduring social institution.

As an RSM member you can experience a stay at the majestic century-old building which includes en-suite bedrooms, a library, billiards room, bar and a business suite.

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