INFORMATION FOR RECIPROCAL VISITORS
ADDRESS AND USEFUL CONTACTS
Ranelagh Gardens, London, SW6 3PR
Main Reception 020 7610 7400 | Membership Office 020 7610 7467 | Fitness Centre Reception 020 7610 7483 | Sports Office 020 7610 7500 | Private Events 020 7610 7526
MAP AND DIRECTIONS
BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Connected by the District Line to the West End and the City, the Club is a five-minute walk from Putney Bridge tube station. Turn left out of the station, and left again under the railway bridge. The Club is straight ahead.
BY CAR
Hurlingham is situated at the east end of Ranelagh Gardens, at the southern end of Napier Avenue. Sat Nav users should key in ‘Napier Avenue’ due to restricted access by Putney Bridge station. On-site parking is available; guest parking is also available for £15 Monday-Friday, and £20 at weekends and Bank Holidays. No vehicles may be parked overnight.
The Club is located in a Clean Air Neighbourhood. For further information on related road restrictions, please visit the Council website.
REGISTRATION
On arrival, please present your membership card and sign in with our Security team; please provide photo ID if your card does not include a photo. Reciprocal members may visit the Club 14 times a year, and are allowed five guests during the week and three at weekends and Bank Holidays.
OPENING HOURS
The Club grounds are usually open from 6.15am-12am. The Clubhouse’s usual opening hours are from 7.30am-11.30pm from Monday-Saturday, and 7.30am-10.30pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays. The Club closes at 3pm for our larger Club events; on the first Friday of January, the second Saturday of June, the second Saturday of July, and the closest Saturday to 5 November.
MAIN RECEPTION
Main Reception is open daily from 9am-8pm on Monday-Saturday and 9am-6pm on Sundays. Our reception team can assist with general enquiries, including opening times across the Club, snooker bookings, social activities, and games, of which we have a selection to play in the Long Gallery and Polo Bar. They can be reached via email at main.reception@hurlinghamclub.org.uk or 020 7610 7400.
TENNIS COURT BOOKINGS
Tennis Courts can be booked via telephone on 020 7610 7500 or by visiting the Sports Office in the Tennis Pavilion, up to seven days in advance. Please sign in at the Sports Office before playing; guest fees may apply.
SWIMMING AND FITNESS
The Club has an Indoor Pool and an Outdoor Pool; each of which has a Toddler Pool, showers, toilets, changing facilities, towel hire and lockers. The Indoor Pool enclosure also features a sauna, steam room, and Spa. For further information, please contact the Fitness Centre Reception via sports.reception@hurlinghamclub.org.uk or call 0207610 7483. Use of the Gym is not permitted.
FUNCTIONS AND EVENTS
Contact the Sales team on 020 7610 7526 or events@hurlinghamclub.org.uk to host your event at The Hurlingham Club.
WINE AND DINE
The Club’s selection of restaurants and eateries offers a variety of dining experiences to suit every occasion. At the heart of dining at the Club is Brasserie 1869, a newly completed contemporary dining space, open Tuesday-Sunday.
Led by Executive Chef Karan Ghosh, our main menu is served during lunch and dinner throughout the week, alongside a prix fixe menu available at lunchtime and early evening. Weekend dining varies, with brunch favourites and a spectacular Sunday roast available. Please contact dine@hurlinghamclub.org.uk to make a reservation.
The Harness Room is a more casual, family-friendly space centred around great coffee from Artisan Coffee Co, a wide selection of cold items, and children’s options. The Napier Servery, located in the East Wing, offers a hot and cold buffet. For a more relaxed atmosphere, the Polo Bar offers informal bar food and snacks.
MOST ASKED ABOUT BYE-LAWS
MOBILE PHONE CALLS
Mobile phones may not be used for audio or video calls in most areas of the Club, including the grounds, Polo Bar, Harness Room, and most of the Clubhouse. Calls are permitted in the car parks, along the roads, the Children’s Playground, the Members’ IT Room, the Study Suite corridor, privately hired rooms, and the Cricket Pavilion, provided they do not disturb others. Short, discreet calls may also be made in Main Reception, the three Sports Receptions, and the first-floor Clubhouse corridor.
LAPTOPS AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Laptops (on silent mode) are allowed in most areas, but not in the Conservatory, Drawing Room, or the Harness Room during table service operation. Tablets with attached keyboards are considered laptops. Other devices, such as mobile phones or tablets without keyboards, can be used (silent or with headphones) anywhere in the Club except for calls.
CHILDREN, BABIES AND BABY CARRIAGES
* Children under 12 must be supervised at all times. Additionally, children under 8 must be in close proximity to their parent or guardian at all times.
* Children under 12 are not permitted in the Conservatory or Drawing Room.
* Under-18s may enter the Polo Bar under the following conditions:
* Ages 0-11: Briefly, when accompanying an adult purchasing food or drinks.
* Ages 12-17: Only when accompanied by an adult.
* Babies and buggies are not permitted in the Conservatory, Drawing Room, Polo Bar, Gymnasium, or upstairs in the Clubhouse.
* Buggies must not obstruct pathways.
* Tree climbing is prohibited.
* Roped-off areas around the Club should not be entered, including Golf greens in the Dip.
* All non-member children, regardless of age, must be registered using the guest registration system.
DRESS
Hats must be removed indoors unless for medical, religious, or another good reason. Members should adhere to seasonal sports dress regulations, in particular the use of whites for racquet sports.
GUESTS
* Members may introduce three guests on weekends and public holidays, and up to five on other days.
* No guest may visit the Club more than 21 times per calendar year.
* Guest charges for facilities must be paid before use. Guests arriving by car may be required to pay a parking fee.
SCOOTERS AND BICYCLES
Scooters and bicycles must remain outdoors, parked in bicycle racks. They are to be ridden only on roads, not pavements or pathways. Children may use scooters on the main driveway footpath but not elsewhere.
VEHICLES
Vehicles may not be left in Club grounds when the Club is closed unless authorised by the Secretary or Duty Manager.
PICNICS
Only food and drink purchased at the Club may be consumed onsite, except for confectionery, water, energy drinks in sports facilities, and baby food. Members may bring food for picnics to the designated areas: the Children’s Playground, Outdoor Pool enclosure, and Cricket Pitch boundary during matches. Club food must be consumed at tables, not on lawns. Snack food purchased at the Club is the only food permitted in the Oval Room, Drawing Room, or upstairs Clubhouse rooms without specific permission.
DOGS
Dogs must always be kept on a lead and under control. They may be left unattended briefly (5 minutes to order or collect food and drink) at hitching posts or securely at other outdoor locations, provided they remain in sight and in close proximity to their owner. Dogs are not permitted indoors or inside any building or structure unless required as an assistance dog.