Reform Club
Pall Mall, London
020 7930 9374
Private Clubs
St. James's
About Reform Club
Frequented by politicians and lawyers, the Reform Club is a private club which boasts a stunning interior inspired by the Victorian era. Prospective members will only be accepted if they are recommended by an existing member. The waiting list is approximately a year long and a joining and annual fee applies. Members have the privilege of using the billiards room and dining in their exquisite restaurant.
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10 out of 10 stars
As a lady, formerly from London, now living in Suffolk, I cannot say that I have personally visited The Reform Club.
I just wanted to add a comment, because, on researching my Family Tree, I have discovered via the 1891 census that one of my immediate relatives worked as a waiter at the Club in Victorian times.
His name was Frederick ROE, and he was born in 1868, orphaned by the time he was 10 years old. The census stated '104 Pall Mall - Club'.
I was delighted to find that the Club still exists, and am planning a visit to London with my daughter in November, so will try to take a look from outside and photograph the Club as it looks now.
Wish my Frederick was around to describe what life was like at the Club in 1891 !
Best Wishes, Cordelia (nee ROE)