Founded in 1996. Centrally situated in 2.5 acres of land. Open daily. Facilities include a bar, banqueting rooms, indoor/outdoor dining, swimming pool, spa, gym and tennis. NLC membership card and letter of introduction required. No guests except family members. Reciprocal members may visit 4 days/month or 40 days /year except Sat & Sun.
The Piyush Palace Club opened in 2013 and is situated 30 kilometres south of Ahmedabad. An historic building in Indian Rajputana style, recently restored in a contemporary and minimalistic manner.
A new club est. in 2005 and built in colonial style. Facilities include a bar, dining hall, conference & banqueting facilities, swimming pool, billiards room, table tennis hall and skating rink.
Established in 1868. Facilities include several restaurants, coffee room, bar, t.v room, rummy & bridge rooms, library, badminton, tennis, gymnasium, health club, swimming pool, sauna, squash, billiards, grocery shopping facilities, hairdressers/barbers & beauty salon and children’s play area.
Established in 1932. The club has dining, bar & conference facilities, lounge, card room, terrace, library, laundry, children’s play area, communication centre, swimming pool, golf & other sports facilities, gym & health club and gardens.
Established in 1913 the Club is situated in the Cubbon-Park and has lush green surroundings.
Founded in 1922. Facilities include dining rooms, cocktail bar, terrace, garden restaurant, library, garden and lawns, conference hall, lounge, television room, theatre screen, gymnasium, tennis, squash, badminton, roller-skating, table tennis, billiards/snooker, swimming, cards, carrom/chess, tombola, special events and children’s park.
Founded in 1846, the oldest and most majestic yacht club in Asia and located opposite the Gateway of India.
Established in 1933. Facilities include accommodation, dining and bar facilities, t.v. room, conference halls and sports amenities (tennis, card room, table tennis, billiards & snooker).
Located centrally, near to the Mahalaxml Race Course, the Santacruz and Sahar airports and the Bombay Central Railway Station.
