Soho House Tokyo

Important information

The lift goes to every floor and there are accessible toilets on all levels of the House. There is no parking.
Laptops can be used in the study area on level 13 until 6pm every day. 
 
Calls can be taken in the area near the photo booth on level 13.

Video calls are not permitted at any time.
Children can access the pool area until 12pm and the House until 6pm. 
 
If members have a dinner booking, children aged 14 and over can dine until 9pm in the restaurant.

Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.
The pool is open daily from 8am to 8pm. 
The Wellness Studio is open at the following times:
 
Monday to Friday: 7am to 8pm
Saturday and Sunday: 7am to 5pm 
Yuji Okada
General Manager
 
Misako Ogura
Head of Membership

Frequently asked questions

You can apply for Soho House membership via the website. House membership starts from ¥51,667 monthly (¥31,250 for Under 27 members)
Soho House Tokyo is located in Tokyo’s Aoyama district in Minato City, which is home to landmarks including the Tokyo Tower and Roppongi Hills.
On the 13th and 14th floors, guests can enjoy a club menu of House classics brought together with local flavours and ingredients. On the 13th floor, our House Brasseries is a British restaurant in Tokyo serving a modern British menu.
Yes, non-members can book hotel rooms in Tokyo and enjoy the amenities during their stay. If you’re not a member, you will need to join Soho Friends to complete your booking for a room at a reduced rate. 
Soho House Tokyo is a short walk from Omotesando metro station (Hanzomon, Ginza and Chiyoda Line).
The art collection at Soho House Tokyo brings together 40 artists born, based, or trained in Japan, alongside practices from the Japanese diaspora.
No, non-members cannot visit the restaurant unless they are accompanied by a member.
Yes, our Wellness Studio at the House offers a versatile programme of core group classes, in addition to a dedicated Pilates studio and a rooftop outdoor pool.