Maison Estelle

Maison Estelle occupies a Grade I-listed Georgian townhouse on Grafton Street, designed by Sir Robert Taylor in 1772 and converted by Ennismore into one of London's most discreet private members' clubs, opening in summer 2022. Across 24,000 square feet and seven floors, the club holds four distinct dining experiences, 11 bars and two lower nightlife levels, each conceived with New York studio Roman and Williams. The interiors combine the weight of an 18th-century listed building with spaces that feel genuinely lived-in: a rooftop terrace with a retractable glass roof, a library with a fireplace, an all-day brasserie around a central kitchen island, and a subterranean nightclub built above the underground River Tyburn.

Photography is not permitted inside; members place stickers over their phone cameras on arrival. This is not a formality. It reflects the operating ethos. Membership to Maison Estelle is currently closed, with access via the Estelle Community membership which also covers Celeste in Notting Hill and Estelle Manor, the group's 85-acre Oxfordshire estate. For private events, the club's events team handles bespoke bookings across the full building or individual spaces.

For a DJ event, the two lower nightlife levels are the natural home: purpose-built for music, with a resident booth and the kind of acoustic containment that a subterranean Georgian brick box provides. The roof terrace works for late-summer receptions before the evening moves downstairs.