
/ About
180 House sits at the top of 180 Strand, the Brutalist slab Sir Frederick Gibberd designed in the 1970s and which now holds galleries, studios and this Soho House. The club opened in 2021 across two members' floors, with a restaurant and two bars dressed in period colour, a gym, and a rooftop pool that looks south over the Thames to Parliament and the London Eye.
Events run on two levels. The ninth floor is the party floor: the 270 area takes 150 for a reception or 60 for dinner, the open-air South Terrace holds 40 for drinks, and the whole floor can be given over to a brand for as many as 250. Down on the first floor the offer is different: twelve rooms across more than 5,000 square feet, from a five-seat sitting room to apartments, a kitchen and two courtyards that combine into one free-flowing space for up to 200.
The distinction that matters is who can book. The first-floor rooms are let to members and non-members alike, individually or as a whole-floor takeover. The House's own spaces on the ninth floor are booked through a Soho House member. Both come with in-house catering, a bar and a sound system, and both are enquiry-led.
/ Rooms Available
Ninth Floor
Exclusive HireThe whole top floor of the House, given over to a brand activation, launch or press day: a run of bar, lounge and terrace with the city on three sides, a full bar and a sound system. It holds up to 250. Booked through a Soho House member.
The First Floor
Exclusive HireTwelve rooms and more than 5,000 square feet taken as one: apartments, a kitchen, two courtyards and a set of sitting rooms that open into each other for a party of up to 200. The one part of the building let to members and non-members alike, which makes it the room to ask about first.
270
PrivateThe ninth-floor bar and dining room, glazed on three sides above the Strand, with a long counter and low seating along the windows. It takes 150 standing for a party or 60 for dinner, and carries a private bar, a sound system and DJ decks. Booked through a Soho House member.
West Wing
PrivateThe west side of the first floor taken as one free-flowing space, its apartments and sitting rooms opened into each other for a reception of 150. Equipped with a private bar, a sound system and DJ decks. Let to members and non-members.
East Courtyard
PrivateA versatile first-floor room used conference-style for presentations and panel talks, with a large screen, microphones and technical support, seating 25 and holding 60 standing. Clear the furniture and it turns into a launch or press-day space. Let to members and non-members.
West Courtyard
PrivateA glazed first-floor lounge with deep sofas and a low table, used for drinks receptions of 60 or seated gatherings of 22. Let to members and non-members.
South Terrace
PrivateThe open-air terrace off the ninth floor, planted and shaded under scalloped awnings, with the skyline behind it. It holds 40 for a drinks reception. Booked through a Soho House member.
West Apartment
PrivateThe largest of the first-floor apartments: a long table for 20 under a wall screen, with shuttered windows down one side. It holds 40 standing. Let to members and non-members.
Kitchen
PrivateThe first-floor kitchen and counter, used for supper clubs, breakfasts and standing receptions of 30, or 15 seated. Let to members and non-members.
Kings
PrivateA first-floor meeting room with a wood table for 10, cane chairs and a screen for presenting; 25 standing. It can be combined with St Clements next door. Let to members and non-members.
St Clements
PrivateA first-floor sitting room with deep sofas and shuttered windows, seating 10 or holding 25 standing. Combines with Kings for a room of 60. Let to members and non-members.
The Dining Table
Semi PrivateA single long table beside the main restaurant on the ninth floor, under a glazed roof with the rooftops beyond. Semi-private, seating 10 or holding 25 for drinks. Booked through a Soho House member.
Living Room
PrivateA first-floor sitting room for small dinners and workshops, seating 8 and holding 20 standing. Let to members and non-members.
Dining Room
PrivateA first-floor dining room seating 8, or 20 standing, for private dinners and small meetings. Let to members and non-members.
McKennal
PrivateA first-floor room with a dining table for 8 under a linear light, holding 15 standing. The smallest of the apartments and the one for a working lunch. Let to members and non-members.
Sitting Room
PrivateThe smallest of the first-floor rooms, seating 5 or holding 10 standing, for interviews and breakouts. Let to members and non-members.
/ Perfect For
/ Features
AV Equipment
- – Sound System
- – DJ Booth
- – Microphone
Catering
- – In-House Luxury Dining
- – Private Bar
Venue Specs
- – Dedicated Events Team
- – Outdoor Terrace
/ Getting Here
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