Hot off the heels of announcing its Palm Springs getaway, Soho House is opening a new coastal outpost to serve Los Angeles' creative class.
Soho House Venice Beach is expected to debut summer 2027 with the members-only club's first-ever Health Club Cafe, which will serve "a nutrient-rich menu, smoothies, matcha, soups," functional drinks and more offerings developed with local wellness experts and "organized around morning, noon, and night" for sit-down or take-away enjoyment. It takes over the 23,000-square-foot space formerly occupied by NeueHouse, which abruptly closed all of its locations after filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy, per PageSix Hollywood.
Similar to Soho's other spaces, the beachside oasis will house gathering and working areas, health-forward food offerings, and an outdoor terrace for dining and cocktails on the top floor. The wellness and workout studio will offer daily workouts and mindfulness classes; a communal 50-person suite with a hammam, sauna and cold plunge; and a private suite with cryotherapy, an ice bath room and a minibar. (But stay tuned on that laptop policy!) There'll also be a fireside relaxation lounge and a regular schedule of community events geared towards fostering connection and collaboration among Soho's discretion-minded guests. (Think: everyone from Hollywood stars and A-list athletes, to musicians and behind-the-scenes superstars across fashion, entertainment, beauty, media, sports, and other creative industries.)
Members will be able to enjoy a year-round calendar of events, from creative workshops and talks to recovery-focused experiences, such as private and social contrast sessions, breathwork, sound baths, expert residencies, and more. (Scroll through the gallery above to see more renderings of the in-the-works club.)
The Venice club is located just off Pacific Avenue at 32 17th Ave., just a few blocks from the eclectic seaside town's famed sign and not far from Abbot Kinney.
Founded in 1995 by British restaurateur Nick Jones, Soho House began as a private club upstairs from his Cafe Boheme in Soho, London. It now operates more than 40 private spaces around the world; Jones stepped down as CEO in 2022 after getting diagnosed with cancer (he's now cancer-free) but retains a minority stake and remains involved in Soho's creative direction and membership. Soho House was acquired by MCR Hotels in 2025 in a $2.7 billion deal and is back in private ownership after going public four years prior; Ashton Kutcher will also join the board.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Sasha and Malia Obama, Kate Moss, Kendall Jenner, Eddie Redmayne, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Justin Timberlake are just a handful of stars who are reportedly members or who have been spotted at Soho clubs.
Applications are now open for Soho House Venice; membership fees generally start at $3,000 for single-house access and $6,000 for Every House (which includes global access to all Soho locations). The Venice spot will be Soho's fifth L.A. location, joining clubs in West Hollywood, Downtown, and Malibu.
Soho House Venice Beach, 32 17th Ave., Venice, 90291
