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Exploring the World of Soho House: A Comprehensive Guide to Locations, Types, and Unique Naming

Dive into the global network of Soho House, uncovering its diverse locations, unique types like Little Houses and Beach Houses, and the stories behind their distinctive names, reflecting a blend of heritage and creativity.

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Exploring the World of Soho House: A Comprehensive Guide to Locations, Types, and Unique Naming

Exploring the World of Soho House: A Comprehensive Guide to Locations, Types, and Unique Naming

Soho House has evolved into a global network of over 40 operational locations as of September 2025, with several more in the pipeline, catering to creative communities across urban, coastal, and rural settings. From its humble beginnings in London to ambitious expansions in Asia and beyond, the brand offers diverse experiences through various house types, such as standard urban clubs for networking, intimate Little Houses for local gatherings, relaxed Beach Houses for leisure, and wellness-focused Farmhouses. Naming conventions often deviate from the "Soho House" prefix to preserve historical or acquired identities, enhancing local authenticity. This guide delves into the evolution, differences in house types, naming rationale, and a region-by-region breakdown of all past, present, and future locations, including seasonal and pop-up notes.

The Evolution of Soho House

Founded in 1995 at 40 Greek Street in London's Soho district, Soho House started as a creative haven above a French restaurant and has since grown exponentially, reaching approximately 42 clubs by mid-2024 and aiming for 46 by the end of 2025. Key milestones include the 1998 acquisition of Babington House as its first countryside retreat and international expansions starting with New York in 2003. Recent developments emphasize wellness and regional growth, with 2025 openings like Soho Farmhouse Ibiza and Grasmere House in upstate New York. Membership models, including Every House for global access and Cities Without Houses for non-physical locations, support this expansion, now serving over 269,000 members.

Differences Between House Types

Soho House tailors its venues to specific environments and member needs, resulting in distinct categories:

  • Soho House (Urban Clubs): Full-service city hubs with restaurants, bars, gyms, cinemas, and workspaces, ideal for professional networking in historic buildings. Examples include Soho House Paris and Berlin, blending modern design with local culture.
  • Little House: Compact urban spots for intimate, neighborhood-focused experiences, offering casual dining and events without large-scale amenities. Suited for daily drop-ins, like Little House Mayfair.
  • Beach House: Leisure-oriented coastal venues with pools, ocean views, and relaxed dining, emphasizing rejuvenation. Often seasonal in vibe, such as Little Beach House Malibu.
  • Farmhouse: Rural escapes promoting wellness and sustainability, with gardens, spas, and cabins. Perfect for retreats, like Soho Farmhouse in the Cotswolds.
  • Other Variations: Include Pool Houses for pool-centric relaxation (e.g., Miami Pool House), Roc Houses for island-style getaways (potentially seasonal), and pop-ups for temporary events.

These distinctions allow Soho House to adapt to diverse locales while maintaining a core focus on community and comfort.

Why Some Names Deviate from "Soho House"

Many locations omit the "Soho House" prefix to honor their historical roots or acquisition origins, fostering a sense of place rather than uniform branding. For instance, Babington House retains its Georgian manor name to evoke countryside heritage, while acquired spots like Scorpios (now Soho Roc House Mykonos) keep elements of their original identity. This approach, influenced by founder Nick Jones, avoids generic labels and enhances cultural integration, though it may confuse newcomers.

UK Locations

The UK hosts the densest concentration of Soho Houses, blending urban vibrancy with rural charm. Below is a complete table of past, present, and future sites, noting types and statuses.

Full Name City/Region Type Status Opening Year Notes/Features
Soho House 40 Greek Street London Soho House Open 1995 Original club in historic townhouse; networking hub.
76 Dean Street London Soho House Open 2018 Classic Soho space with club amenities.
180 House London Soho House Open 2020 Brutalist landmark with gym, saunas, and 2025 wellness upgrades.
Babington House Somerset Farmhouse Open 1998 Georgian manor with garden-to-table dining; rural retreat.
Brighton Beach House Brighton Beach House Open 2022 Seaside views and British charm.
Electric House London Soho House Open - Notting Hill vibrant club.
High Road House Chiswick Soho House Open 2006 Relaxed dining and workspaces.
Little House Balham London Little House Open - Compact south London spot.
Little House Mayfair London Little House Open - Intimate upscale venue.
Redchurch Townhouse London Soho House Open 2019 East London creative hub.
River House Windsor Pop-up/Seasonal Open (Seasonal) - Thames-side at Oakley Court; open select days, summer-focused pop-up.
Shoreditch House London Soho House Open 2007 Converted warehouse with views.
Soho Farmhouse Cotswolds Farmhouse Open 2015 100-acre estate with cabins and 2025 wellness enhancements.
Soho Mews House London Soho House Open 2024 Central London addition.
White City House London Soho House Open 2018 Former BBC site with pool and cinema.
Soho House Manchester Manchester Soho House Planned 2025 Rooftop pool in former studios.

Europe/Middle East Locations

Europe and the Middle East feature a mix of historic urban clubs and Mediterranean escapes, with several planned expansions.

Full Name City Type Status Opening Year Notes/Features
Soho House Amsterdam Amsterdam Soho House Open 2018 Canal-side Art Deco building.
Soho House Barcelona Barcelona Soho House Open 2016 Gothic Quarter rooftop pool.
Barcelona Pool House Barcelona Pool House Planned 2025 Gym, outdoor pool, and restaurant.
Little Beach House Barcelona Garraf Little Beach House Open 2016 Coastal escape.
Soho House Berlin Berlin Soho House Open 2010 Bauhaus department store.
Soho House Copenhagen Copenhagen Soho House Open 2022 Former customs house with Nordic design.
Soho House Istanbul Istanbul Soho House Open - Historic setting for creatives.
Soho House Madrid Madrid Soho House Planned - Seven floors with rooftop pool.
Soho House Milan Milan Soho House Planned - Six floors near Piazza San Babila.
Soho House Paris Paris Soho House Open 2021 19th-century artistic home.
Soho House Rome Rome Soho House Open 2021 San Lorenzo with murals.
Soho House Stockholm Stockholm Soho House Open 2022 Former church preserved features.
Soho House Tel Aviv, Jaffa Tel Aviv Soho House Open 2023 Blend of modern and ancient.
Soho Farmhouse Ibiza Ibiza Farmhouse Planned/Open 2025 Olive grove with wellness studio.
Soho Roc House Mykonos Roc House Open 2020 Mediterranean beach club, potentially seasonal.

North America Locations

North America emphasizes diverse urban and beach experiences, with new countryside additions.

Full Name City Type Status Opening Year Notes/Features
Soho House Austin Austin Soho House Open 2021 Terrace and pool near lake.
Soho House Chicago Chicago Soho House Open 2014 Historic West Loop building.
DUMBO House Brooklyn Soho House Open 2018 Waterfront views.
Grasmere House Rhinebeck Farmhouse-like Planned - 250-acre upstate NY retreat with manor house and spa.
Holloway House Los Angeles Soho House Open - 34 bedrooms and rooftop near Soho Home Studio.
Little Beach House Malibu Malibu Beach House Open 2016 Pacific views and art gallery.
Ludlow House New York Soho House Open 2014 Lower East Side artistic spot.
Miami Pool House Miami Pool House Open 2024 Pool-focused amenities.
Soho Beach House Miami Miami Beach House Open 2010 Beachfront with redesigns.
Soho House Los Cabos Los Cabos Soho House Planned - Beach club with wellness facilities.
Soho House Mexico City Mexico City Soho House Open 2023 Pool and tequila bar.
Soho House Nashville Nashville Soho House Open 2022 Largest in North America.
Soho House New York New York Soho House Open 2003 Meatpacking rooftop over Hudson.
Soho House Portland Portland Soho House Open 2024 Historic Troy Laundry Building.
Soho House Toronto Toronto Soho House Open 2012 Downtown Bishop's Block.
Soho House West Hollywood West Hollywood Soho House Open 2010 Iconic LA creative hub.
Soho Warehouse Los Angeles Soho House Open 2019 Industrial warehouse-turned-studio.

Caribbean Locations

Focused on island paradise retreats.

Full Name City Type Status Opening Year Notes/Features
Soho Beach House Canouan Canouan Beach House Open 2021 Private island with beach access.

South America Locations

Emerging market with urban focus.

Full Name City Type Status Opening Year Notes/Features
Soho House São Paulo São Paulo Soho House Open 2024 First in South America, in Bela Vista.

Asia Locations

Rapid growth in vibrant cities.

Full Name City Type Status Opening Year Notes/Features
Soho House Bangkok Bangkok Soho House Open 2025 Tropical gardens in Sukhumvit.
Soho House Hong Kong Hong Kong Soho House Open 2019 Tower with Victoria Harbour views.
Soho House Mumbai Mumbai Soho House Open 2018 Juhu Beach for Indian creatives.
Soho House Tokyo Tokyo Soho House Planned - Rooftop pool and 42 bedrooms in Aoyama.

Australia Locations

New frontier for the brand.

Full Name City Type Status Opening Year Notes/Features
Soho House Sydney Sydney Soho House Planned - Five floors for eating and socializing.

Additionally, temporary pop-ups like House 44 (luxury F1 experience in 2025) and seasonal food events enhance the portfolio, though not permanent houses.

In summary, Soho House's diverse locations and adaptive naming reflect a commitment to global creativity and local integration, with 2025 marking further innovation amid debates on exclusivity.

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