Follow in the footsteps of Harry Selfridge…

Built as Lansdowne House in 1763, designed by Robert Adam , later altered by George Dance the Younger and then by Robert Smirke, and then by T. H. Wyatt. Harry Selfridge took over the lease in 1921. In the 1930s it was remodelled by Charles Fox for use as a private club and the front of the house was removed to enable the creation of Fitzmaurice Place.

Standing discreetly at the south-west corner of Berkeley Square, The Lansdowne Club is ideally located in Mayfair, at the heart of London’s West End. With a heritage dating back to 1763, Lansdowne House was re-imagined as a leading private Members’ Club in 1935 – welcoming both men and women with equal status from the outset. An eclectic blend of historic charm and contemporary comfort, the Club offers exceptional social, sporting, dining, business, and accommodation facilities in the setting of 18th-century grandeur. 

Tastefully designed with comfort in mind, the Club’s 73 award-winning rooms and suites provide an oasis of tranquillity in the heart of Mayfair. Whether you are in the capital for business or pleasure, the Lansdowns’ rooms and suites are finished to the highest standard and fully equipped. After a restful night’s sleep, savour a complementary full English breakfast in the Dining Room.

Membership to the Ipswich & Suffolk Club provides access to reciprocal clubs that have agreed that our members may, by prior arrangement, use their facilities.

The club currently has arrangements in place with clubs across the UK and Channel Islands and around the world.

To use this fantastic benefit as part of the membership package, a letter of introduction is provided by our Club General Manager, followed by members dealing directly with the ‘host’ club to make specific arrangements for the visit.