KX
/ About
KX has been on Draycott Avenue since 2002, two decades before London's current run of wellness clubs. It is a private club first and a gym second: seven studios and a weights floor sit behind a plain Chelsea door, alongside a full spa that is one of the few parts open to non-members, and a members' restaurant running from breakfast to dinner.
The rooms are dark timber and low light rather than the pale wood of the newer clubs, and the Clubroom is where the house does its socialising. It is the space KX publishes for hire, for a party or a private function as readily as for a meeting. The restaurant beside it takes members and up to three guests each, which is the shape of the place: nobody comes in unaccompanied.
For a private occasion the appeal is the discretion and an address that gives nothing away from the street. Changing rooms, steam, sauna and hot and cold plunge pools sit below, so an evening here can run either way round.
/ Rooms Available
KX Restaurant
PrivateThe members' restaurant, open from breakfast through to dinner, cooking seasonal and sustainably sourced food. A member may bring up to three guests, and laptops are put away over the middle of the day.
The Clubroom
PrivateThe club's social room and the space KX publishes for hire: sofas and low tables under lamplight, dark timber walls hung with framed photography. Taken for parties and private functions as well as for meetings, and the one room in the house where laptops are allowed at any hour.
The Gym
PrivateThe weights and conditioning floor, laid in herringbone timber under a low dark ceiling, with the club's personal training run out of it since 2002.
The Studios
PrivateSeven studios running the club's group timetable across eight disciplines, yoga, spinning, boxing and Pilates among them, arranged along a mirrored timber corridor.
/ Perfect For
/ Features
Catering
- – In-House Luxury Dining
Venue Specs
- – Spa
- – Sauna
/ Getting Here
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