Soho House New York Review: What To REALLY Expect If You Stay

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Members-only clubs have long been the social method of choice for the who's who in cities like London, but the phenomenon has been catching on in New York. As the pandemic continues to change the ways we go out, the rise of private clubs only continues to grow. Look to the upcoming Mexico City location as an example of the Soho House leadership team's strategy to ensure people still want to get into those 45-and-counting locations. After all, those potential guests could easily go to a lifestyle hotel nearby that doesn't come with the stress of needing to get off the waitlist. Up in NYC, the Ned is nestled in the 167-room NoMad hotel and features dining establishments the public can also enjoy.

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The front desk is heavily guarded by a small team of polished and friendly staff that greets members, visitors of members, and hotel guests. Check-in is personal -- sometimes even done by the General Manager himself -- and then guests are whizzed up to their rooms via one of two elevators. You'll still enjoy the full fabulous MICHELIN Guide experience when you book, including our legendary service and delightful style. You’ll also get access to member-only discounts and a dedicated team of travel experts ready to provide personalized assistance along every step of your journey.

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Those who choose to stay here pay steep prices not just for the rooms but for access to the private enclave -- in other words, Floor Six. This is where the club space is located with a restaurant, bar, and modern art collection. There's a buzz throughout most of the day, from breakfast (brunch on weekends) until the wee hours when the late-night menu is served. Attractive movers and shakers working on laptops, impressing colleagues, or dining at a number of chic sitting areas are omnipresent. Members are "creative" types, while Wall Street types, supposedly, aren't welcome to join, but that doesn't mean that Soho House has an absence of monetary worth.

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An all-day menu includes classics like artisanal cheeses, a chicken club sandwich, linguine, scallops, and a filet. The late-night menu includes marinated olives, a burger, meatballs, and fried calamari. Desserts include more cheeses, chocolate almond torte, and strawberry rhubarb crisp. The cocktail list offers signature items like the Soho Mule -- a take on a classic Moscow Mule, and many wines are offered by the glass, carafe, and/or bottle. With decor that changes annually, cushy lounge chairs, umbrellas, and striking city views, this is one of the most coveted summer spots in Manhattan.

The age range is wide (there's even a special membership for women ages 27 and under) but strict house rules -- like no pairs in the toilets -- help ensure the party atmosphere stays classy. Tablet Hotels is all about discovering the world's most exciting hotels — places where you'll find a memorable experience, not just a room for the night. For 20+ years we've scoured the earth, evaluating hotels that meet every taste and budget, creating a hand-picked selection that's proven and inspired. In fact, our painstaking curation led to Michelin making us the official hotel selection of their legendary MICHELIN Guide.

Throw in the infamous rooftop pool and terrace -- which some consider worth the price alone -- the Cowshed spa, library, and free Wi-Fi (for those who attempt to get work done), and it's clear there's not another hotel in NYC quite like it. Social life in London has long revolved around members-only clubs such as Annabel’s or 5 Hertford Street, but the concept has largely been foreign in New York. Yet private clubs are on the rise in Manhattan like never before, with an uptick that began before the pandemic and has only picked up steam since. While at the onset of the pandemic having a membership at someplace like Soho House suddenly had no use, now such access is all the more in demand — and newer clubs like Zero Bond, NeueHouse and Casa Cipriani are making it a trend.

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Members across New York, London, and Doha can access all of Ned’s Clubs globally until the end of 2025. In D.C., Ned’s Club will house two private restaurants called the Loft Restaurant and Rooftop Terrace. Members can dine and drink while soaking up 12th-story views of President’s Park, the 82-acre landscaped grounds that call the White House and the U.S. Menu details are slim for now, other than the fact Ned’s plans to use local and global ingredients in its drinks and food.

Cities like Paris, New York City and London are so popular that they eventually see multiple locations and concepts within their region. Soho House Mexico City opens later this month, while one in Sao Paulo is slated to open by the end of the year. New U.S. Soho Houses are also underway in Portland, Oregon, and Charleston, South Carolina. "I was hoping to survive for 20 days, let alone 20 years. So, it's been a journey, but because we got it right in New York, it gave us America, which has been incredibly kind to us." A lot has happened for Soho House since it first arrived in America in the early aughts.

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All have impressive (and expensive) minibars with still and sparkling water, snacks (including some from Dean & Deluca), full-size liquor bottles, Perrier Jouet champagne, and sodas. Along with fancy glassware, there's a cutting board, knife (for the fresh lime and lemon), a Nespresso coffee machine, and a proper tea set (this is a London-based company, after all). Upscale extras include REVO Heritage Sound Systems, Egyptian Cotton sheets, bathrobes, and slippers. Bathrooms have walk-in showers with rainforest steam and showerhead systems, an abundant spread of toiletries with everything from deodorant to toothpaste to tampons, and an impressive range of Cowshed products in full-size bottles. These are free to use but guests will be charged the full price of the bottles if they take them upon departure. The cocktail hour is prime time, and drinks flow until late at night.

Formally named Grasmere House, it will be set on the historic Grasmere estate, a 250-acre former working farm. Non-members can add the privileges at checkout through our 30 day free trial, cancellable at anytime. The quality score helps ensure that our selection stays fresh and vital.

These hotels might have dominated tabloid gossip pages for celebrity hot spots, but they weren't the most inviting. Still, you'll find plenty of social media posts regarding overcrowded clubs. Airlines tackled this with their airport lounges by limiting who could get in. Don't expect Soho House to raise membership rates to address its own crowding concerns. The announcement of Grasmere House comes as Soho House & Co. announced a '20 Houses by 2025' commitment for North America.

But not every hotel can immediately connect their reservation system with ours. For those properties, we provide real-time rates and availability via a partnership with Booking.com. “We’re not just providing physical spaces but an environment that reimagines networking, entertainment, dining and events in an iconic building and location that only D.C. Could offer,” says group managing director Gareth Banner, in a statement. The space had previously been built out to become a bar by other owners, but was left unfinished.

A second gallery will showcase all-local artists either born, raised, or trained here, with commissions ranging from “museum-level names” to rising talent. The Ned comes from Soho House founder Nick Jones and billionaire investor Ron Burkle, whose public company Soho House & Co Inc. oversees both global brands. Meet Ned’s Club Washington D.C., an elite downtown club where members will mix and mingle across three upper floors formerly home to iconic institutions Riggs Bank and American Security and Trust Company (734 15th Street NW). The Ned, birthed in 2017 by a pair of Soho House bigwigs as “a space for the discerning” in London, expanded to NYC and Qatar’s capital of Doha in 2022. Will be its first club-only location that caters exclusively to members. “I love it because I’m a creative director and it’s a chance for me to network… and they have fun parties,” one pro-Soho source said.