Where Soho House is opening new locations across late 2024 & 2025
Those who’d paid attention to the private members’ club lately, would be aware of Soho House’s ambitious expansion strategy. The new exotic locations are a great addition to the current members who will now be able to enjoy the club benefits from Mexico, and Manchester, to Bangkok and Sydney. However, some members are starting to see a downside to the fast expansion. Talking to The Guardian, Zach an ‘every house’ member says ‘It doesn’t feel special’.
But the brand name Soho House with its beautiful properties, excellent food and exciting members is not likely to go away anywhere soon. And, with the new locations opening this year and next, there seems to be an unstoppable hunger for the exclusive private members club. We’ve rounded up the new houses scheduled to open in the near future…
Soho House Los Cabos: Opening in late 2024.
This will be Soho House’s first resort in Los Cabos. It will feature 70 rooms and a luxurious beach club exclusive to Soho House members. Further details about amenities are still under wraps, but it promises the signature Soho House blend of luxury and exclusivity.
Soho House Bangkok: Set to open in early 2025.
This new Soho House location in Bangkok will include a mix of guest rooms, a rooftop pool, and multiple dining options. The design will blend local Thai elements with Soho House’s unique aesthetic, offering a stylish retreat in the heart of the city (Soho House).
Soho House Mexico City: Slated for late 2024.
This new location in Mexico City’s historic centre will offer a blend of modern and traditional Mexican design. The club will feature multiple dining options, a rooftop pool, and spaces for cultural events and gatherings (Soho House).
Soho Barcelona Pool House: Opening in 2025.
Set on Avinguda Tibidabo, the third House in the city will include a gym, treatment rooms, an 18m outdoor pool, a garden, plus two floors of club space with a bar and revolving restaurant concept.
Local House Barcelona members will have access to this House as part of their membership – new members can register their interest below.
Soho Miam Pool House: Opening in 2024
Miami Pool House will have a relaxed, laptop-friendly workspace and social area for members and guests during the day, which transforms into an event space at night with a terrace bar and a restaurant. And, of course, there’s a large outdoor pool to lounge around.
Soho House Charleston: Opening in 2024
Located on East Bay Street in the French Quarter of Charleston, South Carolina, Soho House Charleston will reimagine the Victorian-era, three-story Wagener Building into a ground-floor public restaurant and two floors of members-only space, including a rooftop bar and a dining area with uninterrupted views of the port city.
Soho House Manchester: Opening in 2025
Located in the St John’s area in the heart of the city, Soho House Manchester will give members a Soho House experience across five floors of the former Granada Studios. This will include spaces for eating, drinking, working out and socialising, as well as a rooftop pool, outdoor terrace area and extensive members’ gym.
Set to open, with no official date:
Soho House Sydney:
Situated a stone’s throw from Oxford Street in a creative and cultural hub between Darlinghurst and Surry Hills, the House will provide a variety of indoor and outdoor spaces spread across five floors, with dedicated areas for members to eat, drink and socialise.
Soho House Milan:
Located in the centre of Milan between Piazza San Babila and Corso Indipendenza, the House will span six floors and be set inside a 1930s building with a rich history in cinema.
Formerly Cinema Arti and most recently an Olympic boxing gym, the House will be redeveloped to include more than 50 bedrooms, a gym, a rooftop terrace, a pool, a courtyard and club space for members to eat, drink and socialise.
Soho House Madrid:
Located in the vibrant Chueca neighbourhood, Soho House Madrid will bring together two historical and modern buildings connected by a courtyard and reimagined into seven floors of members-only space, including a rooftop pool and a gym. The interiors will contrast the old and the new, reviving classic Madrilenian architecture, and revisiting traditional and local arts and crafts throughout the club spaces.
