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Lansdowne Club, London Lansdowne Club, London About The Club Accommodation includes: complimentary Wi-Fi, Built in 1763, Lansdowne House became a social club luggage porter and storage service, after-hours room in 1935. Unlike its contemporaries, The Lansdowne Club service, laundry and dry cleaning service, selection of has admitted men and women with equal social status teas, coffee making facilities and bottled water since its doors opened. Today it is considered one of the replenished daily. Has a Queen size bed and is suitable most exclusive and traditional private members' clubs in for 2 persons. London. Reservations may be made no further than six months in Contact Information advance. 9 Fitzmaurice Place, London WIJ 5JD Tel: (0044) 20 7629 7200 Location Email: [email protected] Standing discreetly at the south-west corner of London's Web: http://www.lansdowneclub.com/ Berkeley Square, The Lansdowne Club is ideally located in Mayfair, at the heart of London's West End. Accommodation Whether you are exploring the best London has to offer Buckingham Palace, Piccadilly Circus, art galleries, or just wanting to stay at the Club, we offer a range of including the Royal Academy of Arts and The National accommodation. Gallery, and theatreland are all a short walk or taxi ride away from the Club. A complimentary continental breakfast from Monday to Thursday night stays, and a full English breakfast on Dining Facilities Friday to Sunday night stays is included in your stay. With a diverse range of dining, bars and lounges All our suites and rooms are designated for our ranging from the elegant and refined Art Deco Dining Members, for Monday to Thursday night stays. Room, our ‘al fresco’ Courtyard and historical but contemporary Round Room Cocktail Bar, we have a Depending on availability, Reciprocal Members may destination for every occasion. stay in suites or double rooms for Monday to Thursday night stays and all suites and rooms with the exception of Facilities single rooms for Friday to Sunday night stays. Members The Club offers a wide range of sports opportunities for may book for their guests for Friday to Sunday night our Members to enjoy, both within the Club and stays. externally. There is a fully-equipped gym, 25-yard Art Deco indoor swimming pool, three squash courts and a For families, there is a suite interconnecting with a range of fitness classes. double room (the only combination of rooms with a door in-between them internally.) The suites besides a Male/Female King size bed (that can be split into two single beds), Both. have a sofa that can be made into a double bed. There is a surcharge of £20 per night for the usage of it. A double room has a Queen size bed and is suitable for two people. Restrictions on reciprocal club members visits? Computer/Internet Dress code, Club rules and bye-laws – when visiting the Complimentary WIFI. Club, a valid letter of introduction must be presented on Dress Standard arrival and all Reciprocal Members and their guests must Gentlemen are required to wear smart business attire abide by our Dress Code, Club Rules and Bye-Laws. and long-sleeved, fully button-fronted collared shirts. Ties are not required to be worn in the Club's public Accommodation: Reciprocal Members may book only areas. one room for themselves. Ladies are required to wear conventional smart business Dining: Reciprocal Members can use all the dining dress, which includes smart trouser suit, skirt or dress. outlets in the Club, however all special promotions are purely for our Members and their guests. At the weekend and at breakfast in the Dining Room, jackets are not required and short-sleeved button-fronted Sports: Members from reciprocal clubs can make use of shirts are acceptable. our sports facilities for 30 consecutive days in a calendar year. We require a letter of introduction from In the Summer months of June, July and August, you are your Club to [email protected] in order to not required to wear a jacket in any of the public areas. issue a temporary membership card. Use of the Fencing Salle is not included. Sportswear, polo shirts, all denim, jeans, vest tops, leggings (including jeggings), casual zipped or leather A fee of £15 per Reciprocal Member for each visit must be settled, unless you are staying at the Club in which jackets, sweatshirts, fleeces and trainers are not case this fee is waivered. permitted unless you are within the Sports Area or AQUA Café. Reciprocal Members may bring two guests at any one time, guests are required to settle a fee of £15 per visit. All outerwear, such as overcoats, hats and scarves, should be hung in the cloakroom on the ground floor, the Parking Dining Room cloakroom on the second floor. ‘Pay and Display’ parking is available around Berkeley Square and the surrounding areas between 8.30am and 6.30pm, Monday to Saturday, with no parking restrictions on Sunday. Parking is available on single yellow lines outside the Club from 6.30pm to 8.30am, from Monday to Saturday, with no parking restrictions on Sunday. There is an NCP car park located on Carrington Street (0345 050 7080). To obtain a special rate at this car park (£20.00 for 24-hours) you will need to obtain a voucher from our Concierge Desk to present when leaving the car park..
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