Reciprocal Clubs around The World
The National Liberal Club has one of the
biggest partner networks of any UK club
The National Liberal Club has a global network of more than 350 private member club partners that allow our Members to access their clubhouses and facilities. These ‘reciprocal’ relationships give our Members the opportunity to visit some of the world’s best private members’ clubs when travelling for work or leisure. We also have 40 reciprocal club partners in the UK and 5 in London.
Our London Reciprocal Club Partners
Our London reciprocal clubs allow Members to access local clubs and workspaces on set days. This includes both weekday and weekend access, as provided by our reciprocal partners.
East India Club
The East India Club is a gentlemen’s club founded in 1849 and situated at 16, St James’s Square in London. The club was originally founded for officers of the East India Company, and its first Patron was Prince Albert. The East India Club provides access to NLC Members on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays only.
Walbrook Club
Established in 2000, The Walbrook Club is a charming Queen Anne-style townhouse originally built in 1952. As well as the bar and main dining room, there are two smaller private function rooms perfect for confidential business meetings, breakfasts, lunches, dinners or drinks.
Explore all our London reciprocal clubs, and wider UK clubs below.
Our Reciprocal Club partners
across the World
Our 350+ reciprocal club partners can be found around the world and offer a wide-range of facilities and private members’ club
experiences. Our reciprocal club partners with accommodation often provide reduced room rates to NLC Members, making them the
perfect choice when travelling.
The Adelaide Club
Club Uruguay
Circulo Ecuestre
The Northern Club
International House of Japan
International Club
1836 Club
Explore all our Reciprocal Clubs
Liceo de Ourense
Liceo de Ourense is a cultural and leisure entity, 170 years old, which has its headquarters in a building with its own property, dating from the 16th century. Declared a Bén de Interés Cultural the oldest and oldest civil building preserved in the city.
University Pitt Club
Founded in 1835 to honour the memory of William Pitt the Younger, a student at Pembroke College, this Club is situated in the heart of Cambridge. It occupies the top floor of a building which dates back to 1863 and was originally designed as a Victorian Roman Bath. Today it is non-political and is a haven for civilised dining and conversation. Please note the Club is currently closed and will be reopening on 6th October 2026.
Royal Connaught Boat Club
The Royal Connaught Boat Club in Pune, India, was established in 1868 as the Poona Boat Club and later renamed the Poona Royal Connaught Club, then finally to its current name. It’s a prestigious institution located on the banks of the Mula and Mutha rivers, offering facilities for water sports, including boating, rowing, and sailing.
Seoul Club
The Seoul Club was established in 1904 by Emperor Kojong to foster cross cultural understanding and friendship. During the more than 110 years since its founding the Club has evolved into and remains, the only multi-national private membership club in Korea and provides family, business, social and recreational facilities to both the expatriate and Korean communities.
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