A wellness club for women only has opened in Knightsbridge, built around movement, beauty, restoration and longevity, with membership offered only after a private introduction.
Leréi is a private members’ wellness residence in Knightsbridge, and it admits women only. Its operator, Lerei Ltd, gives no street address beyond the neighbourhood. Trade reports in August described the residence as open, with membership capped at 150 women.
Four pillars and five rhythms
The club arranges everything around four pillars. Movement means Lagree, aerial work, sound-led practice and recovery. Beauty covers skin and scalp care in what the club calls ateliers. Restoration is hydrothermal ritual and lymphatic therapy. Longevity is personalised health insight, including genomic testing that members are encouraged to take so that their programme follows their own biology.
Leréi then sets those pillars across five rhythms (restore, renew, replenish, reconnect and revitalise), which it says follow the changing seasons of a woman’s life.
Membership by introduction
There is no application form. Membership starts with a conversation with the club’s member relations team about lifestyle and priorities, and an invitation follows only where Leréi judges the fit to be right. On acceptance, a one-time joining fee of £2,000 applies. The club says membership is deliberately limited and publishes no monthly rate; reports at the opening put subscriptions from £1,000 a month.
Leréi publishes no hire or event spaces.