A sister property to Maison Estelle in Mayfair, Estelle Manor was created by Sharan Pasricha, the founder of Ennismore, the group behind Gleneagles in Scotland and the Hoxton hotels. This private country club in the small Oxfordshire village of Eynsham includes access to a Grade II-listed house and over 3,000 acres of beautiful parkland. There are 108 bedrooms and suites across the main house, two nearby buildings and the new Stables and Walled Garden buildings. Guests can also stay in woodland cottages and private houses on the estate – all of which have the grown-up and glamorous interiors you’d expect from Ennismore. Among some of the most impressive facilities on this list, there’s a riviera-inspired outdoor terrace with a 25m swimming pool and shaded sun beds, as well as four restaurants including the informal Brasserie for brunch and casual suppers. Elsewhere, you’ll find grand sitting rooms, and a clubhouse designed for all your needs – think workspaces, a café, a kids club and a gym with a Pilates studio. A George Northwood salon is also in the works. Later in the year, the venue will open the Roman-inspired Eynsham Baths, a spa with five pools, a bathing hall, thermal cabins and treatment rooms. 

Prices: Available on request.

Estelle Manor, Eynsham Park, Oxfordshire, OX29 6PN

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Apollo’s Muse is now open beneath Bacchanalia in Mayfair. In keeping with the restaurant’s opulent design and interiors, the space features one-of-a-kind pieces you’d expect to find in a museum, like 2,000-year-old Greek and Roman artworks, original sculptures and a marble ceiling. Members can choose from an extensive list of cocktails, champagnes and wine, including unique and rare vintages from the world’s best wineries, with a focus on Burgundy, Bordeaux and Barolo. Cocktails include the ‘Bacchanalia Martini’ featuring gin, olive oil and olive leaf essence; and the ‘Meteora’ with tequila, port, grapefruit, vanilla and champagne. Guests can enjoy these alongside a menu of decadent dishes created by Athinagoras Kostakos, like caviar jacket potatoes, ’nduja beef tartare cones, burrata tortellini and a special ‘Members Only BLT’. You’ll also have access to a private concierge to assist with any requests, and regular events including monthly wine dinners.

Prices: Annual membership costs £5,000, plus a joining fee of £1,750.

1-3 Mount Street, Mayfair, W1K 3NA

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If you’re after somewhere more laidback, Shoreditch Arts Club out east was made for creatives and those with an interest in the arts. Designed to look like a cool art collector’s house, the space is set in a converted warehouse on Redchurch Street. There’s a restaurant, café and bar, an open living space and various working areas. Members also have access to a 24-seat cinema, complete with comfy sofas and retro lamps. The club has a rotating culture programme of installations, exhibitions and events, while the first floor has projection walls dedicated to moving image art. The restaurant is a destination in itself, with a brunch and all-day menu showcasing local and seasonal produce. Members can also attend events and workshops, like wine pairing dinners, artist Q&As and LGBTQ+ events. 

Prices: Annual membership costs £750, plus a joining fee of £150.

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