Went here for brunch and enjoyed it. Fabulous ambience and friendly service. Nice push leather…read morecouches with round tables, nice silver albeit a bit blunt, nice glassware and open kitchen you can see from your table. The food was pretty average in my opinion. The poached eggs were pretty much solid, the hash browns a bit undercooked and sausage a bit dry. Coffee was good and came out hot. I would probably come here again for a drink / cocktail as they have a lovely bar with seats.

I came here with a good friend of mine to catch up. She is a member; I was a guest. The space is…read morebeautiful, the staff friendly and the clientele cool. We had a decent dinner and met a couple of really cool people over drinks. I love the idea of a social club for members only. This one is related to SOHO house in New York, so members can have membership that spans across continents if they wish.

Enter with a key card if you're a member…read more Wine selection here seemed a bit limited. The semi-private dining room was small and intimate. Loved the glass ceiling above the dining room to allow for natural light. Otherwise the room would seem too cramped and claustrophobic. Calling ahead is great as it gets the staff time to get ready for you. When we showed up the dining room hadn't been tidied up and there was a mysterious hairdryer in the dining room? What's it doing there? Wonderful location, decorated elegantly, the establishment and furniture are in much better shape than other clubs. It's a great spot for a quiet conversation with no disturbances. So I give them 3 stars for being a quiet oasis in the Mayfair.

Wonderful private club/bar/boutique hotel. Spent a week here and it was a great time and place to…read morebe. The bar is great and has a good selection of drinks. The food is very good and the service is perfect. The room was very comfortable and being close to the Green Park tube station, it was close to everything. Shepards Market is right around the corner, as is Mayfair and of course the park is right across the street. Highly recommend it if staying in London.

Room 401 (River Suite)…read more This room was advertised as a "Superior Room" online, and it certainly came with "Superior Room" pricing. However, the room was incredibly small. There was only one small cupboard for all our clothes and no chest of drawers. The "desk" was so tiny that it was completely occupied by the kettle, coffee machine, cups, and glasses. Two tiny stools were positioned under the alcove windows and were too low to sit on for any length of time, leaving the bed as the only seating option. The shower was so small that the door only slid back partially, forcing us to enter and exit sideways. Additionally, there were no grab rails for safety, making this maneuver quite challenging. I've seen rooms at IBIS hotels larger than this one, and it was half the size of the room we stayed in last year, for a fraction of the price. When I went downstairs to complain, I was told, "the pictures are on our website" and "all the other rooms are booked." One of the lifts was permanently out of service for "renovation" for the entire week, and the remaining two kept breaking down or overloading when they reached their capacity of "5 persons without luggage." The sign at reception instructed patrons to press both buttons for the lifts, causing them to stop at nearly every floor, even if there was nobody getting on. If someone did want to get on, they invariably couldn't because of "capacity." In short, getting to and from the lobby from the 23rd floor was a nightmare every time! The bar staff were inexperienced and often quite rude. I was shepherded from one side of the bar to the other to order my drinks, order my snacks, and then pay by card. Once paid, I had to quickly ask for the receipt before it ended up scrunched up in a little ball on the floor. Given all these faults, the least I expected was some sympathy and a reduction in the room rate, but I received neither. My complaint was met with complete indifference. Last year, I would have given the UJC an overall rating of 8 and recommended it to all my Ex-Army friends. This year, it gets a one, because of the view from our window.

A really lovely and pretty place. We were dining in the restaurant for the Christmas Lunch which…read morewas very good value, with a starter, turkey mains, Christmas pudding, mince pies and coffee for £19.50. We were able to book here as my friend has two members of her family in the service, as this is a private members club for people in the services. The staff were friendly and service was efficient. Only complaint was that the Christmas Pudding and custard was cold and when we sent it back, it came back overdone, chewy and hard, so impossible to eat. However, they did get one right and it tasted delicious! Shame the other three were not the same. After lunch, we retired to the bar area which was comfy and welcoming. The whole place was very relaxing and British. I would love to go back to explore a little more next time, as I had another engagement to get to, and could not spend too long there after lunch.

Awesome gathering place for members and guests to eat, drink and laugh with friends in a pub…read moreenvironment. A little loud but that's kinda part of the charm. You can also book a room for the evening and enjoy the charm. Good food, fast service and a night to remember. Outside seating available when the weather cooperates.

I went to listen to some speakers in one of the upstairs rooms. It is a slightly ageing venue…read morehowever has some charm. Reasonably priced drinks as well.

I attended a great fancy dress party here about two years ago! It was a perfectly sized hall for…read morearound 60 guests with ample seating, a bar and great use of space! The staff working there got into the spirit of the party and even helped clean a little which was sweet of them! It may not be the most modern of halls but once decked out with some decorations and filled with lights, music and people you wouldn't know the difference.

The Hospital Club is a very special place for all those involved in the entertainment business…read more(like Mrs. G who has written a new musical opening in London summer 2020, and a screenplay in the final stages of a minor rewrite). So there are musicians, plus theatre and cinema types all around - but sometimes this is only apparent from overheard conversations etc. The club spreads over 6 or 7 floors, cool décor, a nice restaurant, a few bars and lounges to relax, write, chat or meet. There are also several bedrooms that can be taken by the night - of course it is in an excellent location for the West End, Covent Garden and more. There is convenient garage parking just around the corner in case you are foolhardy enough to drive a car into London (only at the weekends!!!!) There is a twin club that has recently opened in Los Angeles (which we have yet to visit). In order to enter the club you need to be a member or be invited. It is difficult for us to justify the (pricey) monthly membership fee since we live some 2 hours outside of London and so would likely only 1 or 2 times a month - we would LOVE to....but ... $$$ We have been twice - once to have a meeting and lunch with an agent and once for a small party. Both times we really enjoyed it, the whole experience, ambience, food and drinks. Two thumbs up Review #110 2019

Oh boy, oh boy... it's story time with Laura N!…read more Upon coming back from the gym at lunch, I turned onto Endell Street only to see a massive congregation of paparazzi buzzing outside of the Hospital Club. Frustrated as all get out (read: giddy and excited to see what all the hot mess was about), I went inside only to find... standing oh so casually in the lobby... Chris Martin of Coldplay. Turns out he was there with a bevy of stars putting on a Telethon to raise money for Haiti Earthquake relief. Cool enough, right? Well I thought so. It ticked my "celeb-spotting" box as well as my "good-story" box for at least the next month or so. After a full afternoon of work, my excitement turned from celeb-obsessed to food-and-wine-obsessed. (Hey, a girl's gotta have priorities, right?) And by 6:45pm, I was finally ready to call it quits. As per usual, I popped in my iPod, hopped on the elevator on the 4th floor and waited for the painfully long ride back down. Wouldn't you know it, the dang elevator stopped on the 3rd Floor. I mean, as if that ride isn't long enough already... add the fact that it's nearing 7pm on a Friday night and I'm about an hour late on my wine alarm. Blast. It was a large group of people, and as the first girl walked in, she casually said "Hey, how ya doin'?" in a beautifully familiar accent. I looked up, pleased to be in the company of one of my fellow compatriots, and was in the midst of returning the "hi" favor -- as any good, optimistic, and painfully eager American will always do, when I realized just who I was hello-ing... In what will not be remembered as one of my most tactful moments, my "hello" came out a bit like this: Hiiiiii -- Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyonce ... ? That's right. I'm in a packed elevator, literally pressed up against Beyonce. (She was pressed up against me, to be fair.) It was a Beyonce and elevator wall sandwich, and I was the filling. And can I just say... I don't think you're ready for this jelly. -------------- Dear Hospital Club, I would like to formally apologize for EVER complaining about the slow speed of your elevators. In fact, I would recommend, for safety of course, that you consider easing up a tad bit...

Yesterday I went to Century Club, London for the first time. I did not really know anything about…read moreit previously, but since I had an invite I gave it a shot. The evening on the Rooftop terrace was organised by Aussie Hair, who had teamed up to give 80 girls an evening of beauty, drinks and good food. We arrived at the location and were greeted and gave our names for the guest list. You can only really get in if you're either a member or if you're invited and on the guest list. You can leave your clothes at the wardrobe downstairs and then climb the first flight of stairs to get to reception. I did not get to see the 1st, 2nd or 3rd floor but instead we went straight up to the fourth floor for the rooftop terrace. The location is quite small but beautiful. Nicely decorated with several seating areas and a long bar across the back of the room. Whenever it is dry, they'll open the roof and you can enjoy your evening (or afternoon) under the sky with a great view of London. They even did that yesterday (29th October 2011) so even in late October we felt like summer. The bar was great, service was superb and the drinks of very good quality. Champagne and wine that left a nice aftertaste. There is nothing worse than being hungover or slightly sick because a place serves bad quality! And then there was the food. Amazing!! Not only was it served by real hunks (Aussie's male models) but the food was fresh, tasty and just the right thing to compensate the alcohol. Sausages, potatos, shrimps, tomato&mozarella ... all with great dips. Definitially worth trying!! Four stars for Century Club. The only thing to inprove is the toilets. Especially girls appreciate a little extra here. Maybe some Q-tips, pads, hairspray etc. stocked here. Just a thought!

This place is great. They've done a considerable amount of renovations in the recent months and the…read morerestaurant is now found on the first floor in the front of the building. The bar at the top floor was closed when I went last but it seems like they'll keep the bar there for night events. For this visit, I went to the restaurant and the service was exceptional. The dining room was also very nice and very new (you can even make out the faint smell of fresh paint). The food, though a little pricey for lunch, was delicious. I started off with the salmon and eggs and that was some of the best I've had. I then went on to the steak and chips and that was really good too. Parts of the steak were a little chewy but I guess every cut it different. They cooked my steak just the way I like it, medium-rear. I will update my review once I come back and see what the night scene looks like.

What you you say about this place? Perfect in every way. Pimm's Cup was amazing. Thanks, Adri!read more

The service was great. We sat in the patio and ordered our drinks and food. The host was very…read morelovely. We saw some drag queens and listened to some Christmas carols. We even got complimentary minced pies.