Beyond The Red Carpet: Los Angeles’ Most Exclusive Private Members Clubs

Los Angeles’ most exclusive private members clubs aren’t your grandfather’s old gentleman’s clubs—they’re vibrant hubs of modern luxury.

That’s right. Los Angeles’ members-only scene is shedding the dust of tradition and embracing a new era of sophistication. Picture progressive membership choices tailored for the modern connoisseur, stunning designs that redefine luxury, and perks that cater to your nonstop lifestyle.

From the hushed whispers of Hollywood power players to the dazzling lights of West Hollywood’s elite, these private member’s clubs are much more than just fancy buildings—they’re the beating hearts of Los Angeles’ social scene*.*

So, grab your keys to the city and join us as we explore the most exclusive private members clubs in Los Angeles.

Not every membership worth having here comes with an invitation. For the fitness-forward version of the same status, our guide to Equinox membership cost covers what the Century City and West Hollywood clubs charge.

If you split your time with New York, it’s worth knowing what the city’s private rooms actually charge. We put real numbers to the toughest doors in our guides to Core Club NYC, Casa Cipriani, and Zero Bond membership.

Soho House

Founded in 1995 in London Soho House has established itself as the cornerstone of Los Angeles’ social scene. Because this isn’t your average private member’s club, it’s a global network—with locations all around the world, Soho House caters to all of the world’s most discerning tastemakers. We recommend the rooftop oasis, which offers breathtaking views of the city’s skyline and a luxurious pool where members can unwind in style—all while enjoying signature cocktails and gourmet bites*.*

Best for: Enjoying panoramic city views in a proudly cutting-edge cool.

Jonathan Club

One of the oldest Los Angeles social clubs, this is perhaps the most well-known private club in all of California. Founded in the late 1800s, Jonathan Club has been an esteemed destination for over a century. From its award-winning dining options (complete with an impressive wine program) to state-of-the-art fitness facilities, Jonathan Club leaves no stone unturned. But what truly sets the LA club apart is its air of exclusivity. With entry into its hallowed halls considered a privilege reserved only for the elite few, being a Jonathan Club member is akin to being involved in something larger than oneself.

Best for: City schmoozers meet cerebral changemakers.

The Aster

Nestled right in the heart of Hollywood, The Aster screams innovation—boldly breaking the old rules of traditional private member’s clubs*. *Because of this avant-garde approach, The Aster has become synonymous with the essence of Hollywood glamor, attracting an impressive clientele full of directors, filmmakers, and industry insiders. As a 35-room hotel and private member’s club, The Aster features a unique mix of old-world charm and contemporary flair.

Best for: 21st-century Sloane, whatever the occasion.

The California Club

The California Club has been a timeless icon of Los Angeles since the late 1800s. Like the Jonathan club, the club is also based upon classic tradition whose supreme reputation of luxury traces back over a century. Not to mention the lengths the club will go to guarantee every member’s experience is nothing short of the best—from incredible service to world-class amenities.

Best for: The one per cent.

NeueHouse

NeueHouse is yet another private club with numerous houses, most notably in Madison Square, Hollywood, and Bradbury. Through this, the private club has carved out a niche for itself as an international hub for the creative class. Each building tells its own story, with the Hollywood house occupying one of the city’s most celebrated buildings (the original CBS Studios), while the Bradbury location is known to be the most picture-perfect private club in all of Los Angeles.

Best for: Socialites and socialisers.

The Britely

Established in 2021, The Britely is a newcomer to the ever-growing private club scene. Despite being the new kid on the block, The Britely has wasted no time in making its mark. The LA social club was designed by Martin Brudnizki, featuring a wealth of cutting-edge amenities—a rooftop pool, bowling alley, and exquisite members-only lounge to name a few*. *As The Britely continues to carve out its place, it promises to remain a destination where the city’s brightest stars come to shine.

Best for: Encountering the who’s who of LA’s social elite.

Spring Place

With its roots in New York City’s vibrant art scene, Springs Place brings a fresh perspective to the West Coast, captivating members with its chic design, unparalleled amenities, and dynamic cultural programming. The NYC club emphasizes fostering connections and nurturing talent, which is how it has developed such an impressive community of artists, entrepreneurs, and innovators.

Best for: The curious and the creative.

San Vicente Bungalows

Discreetly tucked away behind a garden of lush greenery, San Vicente Bungalows is an oasis that offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life*. *Founded in 2018 by veteran hotelier and restaurateur Jeffrey Klein, San Vicente Bungalows is a haven for members to unwind and indulge in the finer things in life. Boasting a stellar roster of A-list patrons, including Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, Elon Musk, and Leonardo DiCaprio, making it a hotspot for the who’s who of Hollywood.

Best for: A club that oozes sophistication, style, and a healthy dose of secrecy.

PS

Previously known as the Private Suite, PS has redefined the luxury travel experience for L.A jetsetters. In a city famous for its fast-paced lifestyle, PS lives up to a high standard—standing out as a sanctuary for the modern traveler*.* With its discreet location and world-class amenities, PS offers members a space where they can relax and recharge for their next adventure. Because when it comes to comfort and convenience, *PS *is the destination of choice.

Best for: Nouveau nomads, international jet-setters.