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A politically neutral members club founded in 1836 on Pall Mall. Dining; bedrooms; lectures; concerts; private events.
Established in 1836 by supporters of parliamentary reform, the club opened its purpose-built Pall Mall home in 1841.
The contemporary club provides a non-political setting for sociability, intellectual exchange and private hospitality.
It is a major reference for the private clubhouse as a complete architectural and hospitality environment.
The combination of political history, culinary heritage and architectural scale is unusually strong even within London's historic clubland.
Dining has occupied an important place since the early tenure of chef Alexis Soyer, whose kitchens helped establish the club's culinary reputation.
Dining; bedrooms; lectures; concerts; private events.
Charles Barry translated the grandeur of an Italian Renaissance palace into a London clubhouse.
Charles Barry's palazzo-like building is organised around a central saloon.
Italian Renaissance-inspired grandeur.
Formal reception, dining and library spaces retain the character of a nineteenth-century institution.
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