House guidelines

 

Our Houses are private places

Our members' privacy is very important, so please don't bother anyone you don't know. Posting about fellow members on social media is not allowed.

Keep it casual

We're a members' club for people working in the creative industries and we have a relaxed dress code. Please make sure your guests know this too.

Look after your membership card

Your card is your responsibility and should only be used by you. It cannot be transferred or borrowed by anyone else. If you lose it, please let us know.

Phones and laptops

Communal spaces in the House are phone call-free areas, so please keep your devices on silent. If you need to take or make a call, please do it quietly in the designated areas in reception and in the stairwell. View where you can use your laptop here.

Guests are welcome

Soho House 76 Dean Street members can sign in up to three guests at any time. If you'd like an extended guest list, please call in advance to arrange. You are responsible for your guests' behaviour, so please keep an eye on them and make sure they call it a night when you do.

First come, first served

There's generally no need to book but, if you're planning ahead, we do take reservations on the first floor. If you would like to eat with more than three guests, please make a booking in advance.

Children

Soho House 76 Dean Street is a members' club for adults, but those under 18 are welcome until 7pm. Please make sure they are supervised at all times.

Pets

We don't allow animals at Soho House 76 Dean Street, except for legally recognised service animals.

Settling up

We don't offer credit at the Houses, so please pay your bill when you leave

Illegal substances

Any member found to be buying, selling, using or possessing illegal drugs while on House premises will have their membership terminated

 

These are general guidelines for the House, please refer to our full terms and conditions for further details

If you have any questions, please feel free to speak to our reception and member relations teams. They're always happy to help.