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Reciprocals, do you use them?

• Thread starter The Other Gary
• Start date Oct 25, 2016
• Oct 25, 2016

The Other Gary

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Our Yacht Club on Lake Ontario has reciprocal agreements with 70 other clubs on the great lakes. We also accept long range cruisers and loopers as long as they belong to a club that may offer a similar privilege to one of our members. We have given free slips to boats as far away as England, Florida and Newport CA as our charter does not allow us to charge a visitor. Neither will we turn away any vessel seeking refuge in a storm. We can accept any vessel up to 47' LOA for up to 3 days at no charge. Fairport Yacht Club, www.fairportyachtclub.ca is a unique club where we actually own the land underwater and each slip is individually owned by the member in a dockominium format. If you belong to a Yacht Club, what is your Club policy?  

• Alaskan Sea-Duction

I joined a Yacht Club here on the Columbia River just so I could use reciprocals in the Puget Sound area. Never used it. We paid our dues for this year 2016-2017, but the Admiral and I are thinking of just venturing out without a club membership. The two main clubs in the area are the Victoria and Seattle Yacht clubs. They made it very clear to us that reciprocals are not honored and to stay "the hell OFF" their out stations.  

What do you mean by an "out station?"  

Our yacht club has two 100' guest docks available for recips, for up to three days at no charge, providing visitors make reservations as guest docking is in high demand.  

Many yacht clubs in the PNW have out stations, they are moorage owned or leased by the club at locations other than there home club facilities. At these locations they do not offer reciprocal benefits as there docking facility is usually limited. Our club has reciprocal privileges with over 90 other clubs as space permits. This year we used about 14 days of reciprocal with other clubs. Some of our members go on holidays and use 3 to 4 weeks of reciprocal, makes for cheap holidays!  

Alaskan Sea-Duction said: I joined a Yacht Club here on the Columbia River just so I could use reciprocals in the Puget Sound area. Never used it. We paid our dues for this year 2016-2017, but the Admiral and I are thinking of just venturing out without a club membership. The two main clubs in the area are the Victoria and Seattle Yacht clubs. They made it very clear to us that reciprocals are not honored and to stay "the hell OFF" their out stations. Click to expand...

I've used reciprocals in the Portland area, at Umatilla, OR and at Friday Harbor. Our club extends the privilege to visiting boats and can accept 100' boats without problem. We only have 30A power available so for some that is a limiting factor. This summer we had a boat from Portland visit. They couldn't use our 30A power so one of our members called me to see if I have the adapter that plugs into two 30's to create 50. I did and let them borrow it for a few days.  

menzies said: What do you mean by an "out station?" Click to expand...

We used approx. 20 reciprocal nights a couple of summers ago. That summer we spent three months cruising the "South Sound", so there were plenty of opportunities to grab a reciprocal. At an average of $60/night we saved about $1,200 in moorage fees. Our Port Townsend Yacht Club dues are $150/year. A very good deal! (Plus we do things with the club that are a lot of fun, too...)  

Alaskan Sea-Duction said: To tie in with Mike as he stated some clubs maintain a dock outside their areas. I think Seattle Yacht Club has a dock somewhere in Desolation sound and Victoria Yacht Club has docks in Garden Bay (Pender Harbor). Click to expand...

Benefit I have been a member of a yacht club in the past. It really depends on what reciprocals the club has as to weather you use them. We did, same story it paid for our dues and we had a great time exploring new places!  

Yes, and no. We don't ask for free docking, just for them to let us dock. We do mention that we're members elsewhere and sometimes they then say no charge. Our biggest desire is to be able to dock and use other facilities and typically their rates are very reasonable for transients. Florida Council of Yacht Clubs has many members, but few we've chosen to frequent. Florida memberships don't go far in the PNW and Great Lakes, but typically will get you the courtesy of paid dockage.  

How do these outstation work. Do they buy the land and establish a dock?  

There are many kinds of outstations. Seattle's range from Port Madison and Henry Island which have dock space for 40 to 50 boats as well as uplands with amenities. At the other end of the scale, they have Ovens Island, approximately 250' of dock with no power or water. With the exception of Ovens Island, all have on site caretakers. Some are just dock space at an existing marina. RVic has an outstation in Long Harbour. A house with docks out front. There is also an outstation in Friday Harbor which is the end of "C" dock. As a member, these are tremendous assets. They are free (or 'included') to members. But the members bear the cost as part of their dues.  

So do they buy the land and establish a dock. Do they lease dockage at other locations? How do they create these outstations.  

menzies said: How do these outstation work. Do they buy the land and establish a dock? Click to expand...

Our club is located on the south end of Lake Washington in Seattle. We have reciprocal privileges with about 70 other clubs in Puget Sound and Canada, from Olympia to Nanaimo. We often use them when space is available, it cuts down on traveling costs. While our club does not have it's own marina, our club house is located at a private marina and we have about 80 feet of reciprocal moorage available for visitors on the end of one of the docks. We're too small to have any outstations.  

Wow, I just checked the two outstations on Saltspring Island and they are bigger than our whole club facilities.  

• Oct 26, 2016

Florida council of YCs has reciprocity with about 40 clubs in the state. First night is usually free. When travelling most clubs that are members of the registry of clubs will extend welcome to out of area club members. terms vary, often with discounted, but no free nights. A letter of introduction from your home club and calling ahead works best. http://www.ycaol.com/reciproc.htmest .  

FCYC  

menzies said: So do they buy the land and establish a dock. Do they lease dockage at other locations? How do they create these outstations. Click to expand...

Unfortunately for me there are no yacht clubs nearby so there is not a reason to join one. My boat is 1.5 hours from me which is the closest suitable water access and that area's club went defunct about 25 years ago. We did happen upon the Marco Island Yacht Club last year though when we had an engine issue on our way to the Dry Tortugas. It was the only place that had a slip open and they were happy to accept us even without a membership.  

So interesting subject. It appears there is a group of folks that go from dock to dock. Although I understand it as I did exactly that when I first started cruising up north. We now prefer to anchor now over dockage. Just to be clear no caretaker ever told me to "stay the hell off" I was told this in Pender Harbor by another person at a restaurant and we were discussing some of the attitudes of some yacht clubs. Some friends of ours were asked to leave a Seattle Yacht Club outstation when they docked up after a very long and rough day. It would seem to me if there is space available, the clubs would welcome non-members for a "fee." The Columbia River Yacht Club (which I am not a member) has a few outstations which are open to anyone with the understanding if a member shows up they have priority to dock space.  

Alaskan Sea-Duction said: ............ It would seem to me if there is space available, the clubs would welcome non-members for a "fee." ........... Click to expand...

We've docked at many yacht clubs and found them all to be very accommodating and welcoming. We do call ahead, we do ask kindly, we do say thank you. The "clubs" that tend to be less receptive are those that are tied to homeowners or condos or large developments. Ocean Reef, in Key Largo, has a reputation but it's just limited members. There are some there who want no transients. There are others there who realize that every dollar they get from transients is a dollar less they have to put in. I know one condo development north of us that has an ongoing internal battle taking place and has put Loggerhead, which is managing it, in a difficult position. Cat Cay is almost humorous as they'll let you dock (at a very high price) and let you eat at the casual restaurant, but nothing more, no further. Yet, they will try to sell you on buying there. However, you can only see the property when formally toured by one of their agents and after providing information. So there are occasional quirks, but no real problems and we've found clubs to be very welcoming. If full, obviously their members would come first. We've had a couple where we docked at the next marina but they still welcomed us for meals and allowed us to play tennis. Our two reasons for belonging to a yacht club are tennis and reciprocal. I do think being a member, even of a club that another club has no agreement with, tends to make them more receptive to you. Right or wrong, it gives them the feeling that someone, somewhere, has done some due diligence regarding you and you're ok.  

One of the nice things about the two outstations that my club owns (as opposed to ones where they lease some space) is that in they are often very quiet. This is one of the things that the appeals to the members. We can go stay there for a weekend have have some of the advantages of anchoring (ie solitude, quiet, nice scenery etc...) but have some of the same advantages of being at a marina (power, water, showers, etc..). If the outstations were open to reciprocal clubs that solitude would be lost. There is also the situation that the private outstations aren't manned. There is no one there to collect a fee, ensure that the club rules are followed etc... At one of our outstations, water is very restricted. We don't allow boat washing but only filling water tanks if needed. A non-member may not know the rules or have less inclination to follow the rules if it doesn't impact them. I was at one of the outstations a few months ago when a boat pulled up to dock. They weren't flying the burgee so another member asked if they were a member. The boater said no but a friend was and they were just docking for a few minutes. Turns out that they simply wanted a convenient place to take their dog for a walk to **** on our lawn (they didn't pick it up). They were politely informed that the outstation was for the sole use of TYC members and they eventually left. The exception for sure, but there are a lot of reason why the clubs don't share their outstations. Finally, large clubs such as the Seattle Yacht Club have invested a huge amount of money into the purchasing and maintenance of their extensive network of outstations. While I would love to be able to use them as a member of a reciprocal club, I certainly have never paid the SYC their initiation or membership fees for the privilege. Those would amount to much more than any fee they could charge to for using them.  

I think what you point out on the outstations is very valid and a reason not to share. Clubs themselves are set up to accommodate people and guests. Outstations are not. I would also have no problem with any club that said they weren't going to allow transients to use their club. Membership paid for it and have the right to limit it in whatever way they choose. I don't interpret that as rudeness, just their choice. Now, I'm happy very few yacht clubs have taken the stance.  

Alaskan Sea-Duction said: So interesting subject. It appears there is a group of folks that go from dock to dock. Although I understand it as I did exactly that when I first started cruising up north. We now prefer to anchor now over dockage. Just to be clear no caretaker ever told me to "stay the hell off" I was told this in Pender Harbor by another person at a restaurant and we were discussing some of the attitudes of some yacht clubs. Some friends of ours were asked to leave a Seattle Yacht Club outstation when they docked up after a very long and rough day. It would seem to me if there is space available, the clubs would welcome non-members for a "fee." The Columbia River Yacht Club (which I am not a member) has a few outstations which are open to anyone with the understanding if a member shows up they have priority to dock space. Click to expand...

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• Post author By Boating Manager
• Post date 09/07/2024

General Committee: Tony Hennessy A couple of months ago, I had the opportunity to play a very pleasant 9 holes of golf at the Woodlands Golf Club with some of my fellow members on the RBYC Social Committee. We then followed the game with a very pleasant lunch within the golf clubs dining facilities. The social committee had arranged this outing via our club’s reciprocal club rights program which is available to most membership categories within our club.

It dawned upon me how I had personally under appreciated the additional value adds that our club membership offers. So, I thought I would use this forum to highlight the clubs that RBYC has reciprocal rights with the intention of encouraging members to maximise their memberships value. Woodlands Golf Club is one of the country’s premier golf courses and under normal circumstances, a course that I would unlikely ever get to play. Now, golf may not be your interest, but there are plenty of other clubs, including many prestigious local and international yacht clubs that RBYC has reciprocal rights with. Please see list below. Finally, I would always recommend contacting the Club office first to understand the formalities as I understand some of the clubs listed below require a letter of introduction which the club can arrange for you.

Yours Aye Tony Hennessy

RECIPROCAL CLUBS VICTORIA • Royal Geelong Yacht Club • Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron • Royal Yacht Club of Victoria • Spring Valley Golf Club • Woodlands Gold Club • The Kelvin Club REST OF AUSTRALIA • Royal Perth Yacht Club • Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club • Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron • Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania • Southport Yacht Club • Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron REST OF THE WORLD • Manhasset Bay Yacht Club • Republic of Singapore Yacht Club • Royal Bermuda Yacht Club • Royal Canadian Yacht Club • Royal Dart Yacht Club • Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club • Royal Langkawi Yacht Club • Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron • Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club • Royal Thames Yacht Club • Marina One 15 Singapore • The Hebe Haven Yacht Club, Hong Kong

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Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club 489 Glenferrie Road, Kooyong, Victoria, 3144, Australia Tel: (61) 9822-3333 Fax: (61) 3 9822-5248 Email: [email protected] www.kooyong.com.au Facilities: D, SR, SH Royal Automobile Club of Australia 89 Macquarie Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia Tel: (61) 2 8273 2300   Fax: (61) 2 8273 2301 Email: [email protected] www.raca.com.au Facilities: D, A Royal South Yarra Lawn Tennis Club Williams Road North, Toorak,   Victoria, 3142, Australia Tel: (61) 3 9829-1556   www.rsyltc.org.au       Facilities: D, SR Tattersall’s Club, Brisbane 215 Queen Street, Brisbane Queensland, Australia 4000 Tel: (61) 7 3331-8888 Fax: (61) 7 3221-3913 www.tattersallsclub.com.au Facilities: D, A Tattersalls Club, Sydney 181 Elizabeth Street, Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia Tel: (61) 2 9264 6111 Fax: (61) 2 9267 8312 Email: [email protected]   www.tattersallsclub.org Facilities: D, SR, FH New Zealand The Northern Club 19 Princes Street, Auckland, 1140, New Zealand Tel: (64) 9379-4755 www.northernclub.co.nz Facilities: D, CA

California Yacht Club 4469 Admiralty Way, Marina del Ray California 90292, USA Tel: (1) 310 823-4567 www.calyachtclub.com Facilities: D, SR Cosmos Club 2121 Massachusetts Avenue N.W. Washington D.C. 20008, USA Tel: (1) 202-387-7783 Email: [email protected] www.cosmosclub.org Facilities: D, A Los Angeles Athletic Club 437 West Seventh Street,   Los Angeles, CA, USA Tel: (1) 213-625-2211   Fax: (1) 213-689-1194 E-mail: [email protected] www.laac.com Facilities: D, A, SR Marines’ Memorial Association 609 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA Tel: (1) 415-673-6672 Fax: (1) 415-441-3649 www.marineclub.org Facilities: D, SR, A New York Athletic Club 180 Central Park South New York,   NY 10019-1562, USA Tel: (1) 212 247-5100     Fax: (1) 212 767-7014   www.nyac.org Facilities: D, A, SR, FH Outrigger Canoe Club 2909 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu Hawaii Tel: (1) 808 923-1585 Email: [email protected] www.outriggercanoeclub.com Facilities: D, SR Pacific Club (Hawaii) 1451 Queen Emma Street, Honolulu, Hawaii Tel: (1) 808-536-0836, (1) 536-2068 Email: [email protected] www.thepacificclub.org Facilities: D, SR

The Balboa Bay Club 1221 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA 92663, USA   Tel: (1) 888-445-7153 Facilities: D, CA, A, SR, FH Bellevue Club 11200 Southeast Sixth St,   Bellevue WA 98004 Tel: (1) 425 455 1616 Email: [email protected] www.bellevueclub.com Facilities: D, A, SR, FH The Plaza Club Honolulu 900 Fort Street Mall, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 Tel: (1) 808 521 8905 Email: [email protected] www.theplazaclub.com Facility: D The Racquet Club of Philadelphia 215 South 16th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19102, USA Tel: (1) 215 753-1525 Email: [email protected] www.rcop.com University Club of Chicago 76 East Monroe St., Chicago, IL 60603, USA Tel: (1) 312-726-2840 Email: [email protected] www.ucco.com Facilities: D, A, SR, FH Washington Athletic Club 1325 Sixth Avenue, Seattle, Washington Tel: (1) 206-622-7900 Fax: (1) 206-464-3068   Email: [email protected] www.wac.net     Facilities: A, SR, CA

Ranchmen’s Club 710 13th Avenue S.W. Calgary,   Alberta T2R 0K9 Canada Tel: (1) 403 228-3885 Fax: (1) 403 245-8188 Email: [email protected] www.ranchmenslub.com Facilities: D, A The Arbutus Club 2001 Nanton Avenue, Vancouver, BC V6J 4A1 Tel: (1) 604 266-7166   Fax: (1) 604 264-5920 Email: r [email protected] www.arbutusclub.com Facilities: D, FH The Union Club of British Columbia 805 Gordon St. Victoria, BC V8W 1Z6 Canada Tel: (1) 250 384-1151 Fax: (1) 250 384-0538 Email: [email protected] www.unionclub.com     Facilities: D, A The Vancouver Club 915 West Hastings St., Vancouver,   British Columbia, V6C 1C6 Canada Tel: (1) 604 685-9321 Fax: (1) 604-685-7417 Email: [email protected] www.vancouverclub.ca Facilities: D, A

Cercle de L’Union Interalliee (France) 33 Rue du Faubourg   Saint-Honore 75008 Paris, France Tel: (33) 1 42 65 96 00 Fax: (33) 1 42 65 70 34 Circolo Antico Tiro A Volo (Italy) Via Eugenio Vajna, 21, 00197   Roma RM, Italy Tel: (39) 06 808 2367 www.anticotiroavolo.it Facilities: D, G, SR, FH Club Portuense (Portugal) Rua Candido dos Reis, N° 24, 24 4050 Porto, Portugal Tel: (351) 22 2001 203   Fax: (351) 222 010 676 Email: [email protected] www.clubportuense.com   Facility: D Real Gran Peña (Spain) Calle Gran Via 2, 28013 Madrid, Spain Tel: (34) 915 22 46 13 Email: [email protected] /  [email protected] Facilities: D, SR, CA Real Club de Polo de Barcelona (Spain) Avda. Dr. Marañón 19-31 08028-Barcelona Tel: +34 93 448 0400 Fax: +34 93 334 1317 Email: [email protected] Facilities: D, CA, SR, FH

Real Club Nautico de Gran Canaria (Spain) Calle Leon y Castillo, 308, 35006 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Spain Tel: (34) 928 29 70 25 Email: [email protected] www.gcsiw.com   Facilities: D, SR Sociedad Bilbaina (Spain) Navarna 1, Bilbao, 48001, Spain Tel: (34) 94 423 14 07 Email: [email protected] www.sociedadbilbaina.com Facilities: D, A, SR St. James’ Club Limited (UK) 7-8 Park Place, London SW1A 1LP, UK Tel: (44) 20 7316-1600 Email: [email protected] www.stjameshotelandclub.com Facilities: D, A, SR The Royal Automobile Club of London (UK) 89 Pall Mall London SW1Y 5HS, UK Tel: (44) 20 7930-2345 / Fax: (44) 7976-1086 Email: [email protected] www.royalautomobileclub.co.uk Facilities: D, G, A, SR, FH The Stephen’s Green Hibernian Club (Ireland) 9 Street Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2, Ireland Tel: (353) 1-677-4744 Fax: (353) 1-677-4202 Email: [email protected] www.sgch.ie Facilities: D, A

SOUTH AMERICA

Club El Nogal (Colombia) Carrera 7 N° 78-96 I Bogota D.C., Colombia   Tel: (57) 1 326 7700 / Fax: (57) 1 326 7722 www.clubelnogal.com Facility: D

San Andres Golf Club (Colombia) Calle 15 # 24-11, Funza, Cundinamarca, Colombia Tel: (57) 1 589 6080 www.sanandresgolfclub.com Facilities: D, G, A, SR

1880 members are multi-dimensional and passionate individuals who are driven to live life to the fullest, while exploring the worlds within and around them. That is why we have developed partnerships with a network of clubs around the globe that members can visit when they are abroad, and gain access to interesting communities beyond Singapore.

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550 Montgomery St. 10th Floor San Francisco, CA USA

Modernist Club

139 Steuart St San Francisco, CA 94105 USA

The Battery

717 Battery St San Francisco, CA 94111 USA

The Britely

8430 Sunset Blvd West Hollywood, CA 90069 USA

1717 Vine St Los Angeles, CA 90028 USA

The Gathering Spot

384 Northyards Blvd NW Building 100, Suite 190 Atlanta, GA 30313

1720 I St NW Washington, DC 20006

5211 W Adams Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016

600 King St W Toronto Canada

The Vintage Conservatory

Lombard 100 Lombard St, Toronto, Ontario, M5C 1M3

Yorkville 87 Avenue Rd, Toronto, Ontario, M5R 3R9

100 Highland Park Village Level 3 Dallas, TX 75205 USA

6130 Berkshire Ln Dallas, TX 75225 USA

126 SW Mitchell St Portland, OR 97239 USA

Multnomah Whiskey Library

1124 SW Alder St Portland, Oregon 97205 USA

711 5th Ave New York, NY 10022 USA

Clayton Denver

233 Clayton Street Denver, CO 80206 USA

614 E Cooper Ave Aspen, Colorado 81611 USA

Common House

Charlottesville 206 W. Market St

Richmond 303 W. Broad St

Chattanooga 1517 Mitchell Avenue

The ‘Quin House

217 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA 02116 USA

The Pershing

2415 E 5th St Austin, TX 78702 USA

Edison House

335 S 200 W Salt Lake City, UT 84101 USA

The Wonderer Charleston

1705 Meeting Street Rd Charleston, SC 29405 USA

Fitler Club

24 S 24th St Philadelphia, PA 19103 USA

The Vancouver Club

915 W Hastings St Vancouver, BC V6C 1C6 Canada

Gurgaon Two Horizon Center, First Floor, Golf Course Rd, DLF Phase 5, Sector 43, Gurugram, Haryana 122002, India

Mumbai 8th Floor, Tower 2A, One World Center, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400013, India

Jolie’s

Birla Centurion Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli Mumbai, Maharashtra 400030 India

The Indus Club

Vibgyor Tower, Level 4, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400051, India

The Refinery Club

4/F Dorset House Taikoo Place Hong Kong

Artyzen Club

Central, 4, F 401a Shun Tak Centre 200 Connaught Road Central Hong Kong

The City Society

1 E 3rd Ring Rd Middle Level 2 Chaoyang, Beijing China

Manila House

8th Floor, Seven/NEO Building, 5th Avenue, Bonifacio Global City 1632, Taguig City Philippines

Flatiron by Meridian

Unit FO-1401, Street 102, Phnom Penh City Center Sangkat Srah Chak, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Chiyoda City, Marunouchi 1 Chome−3−4 3～7F Marunouchi Terrace Tokyo, Japan

AUSTRALASIA

Candela nuevo.

2 Queen St Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia

Sydney Level 7, 70 King St NSW 2000 Melbourne Level 6/93-95 Queen St VIC 3000 Australia

Sydney Suite 6.01, Level 6/201 Kent St NSW 2000 Melbourne 477 Collins St VIC 3000 Australia

Mello House

1 Cathedral Ave Perth WA 6000 Australia

1 Albert Street Auckland New Zealand

Mountain Club

Five Mile 36 Grant Road, Frankton Queenstown 9300 Beach Street 85 Beach Street Queenstown 9300 New Zealand

Vault House Group

183 Clarence St. Sydney NSW 2000 Australia

The Groucho Club

45 Dean Street London W1D 4QB United Kingdom

26-29 Dean St London W1D 3LL United Kingdom

24-26 Maddox St London W1S 1PP United Kingdom

Century Club

61-63 Shaftesbury Ave London W1D 6LQ United Kingdom

Moorgate EC2 1 Dysart St London EC2A 2BX Bank EC3 1 Change Alley London EC3V 3ND Core 1 Dysart St London EC2A 2BX United Kingdom

44 Great Cumberland Place, Marylebone London W1H 7BS United Kingdom

Shoreditch Arts Club

6 Redchurch St London E2 7DD United Kingdom

181 Upper Street N1 1RQ, London England

Aethos Club

Piazza XXIV Maggio, 8 20123 Milano Italy

CORE: Milano

Corso Giacomo Matteotti 14, 20121 Milano MI Italy

Carrer del Rosselló 265, 08008 Barcelona Spain

C. de Aribau 226, 08006 Barcelona, Spain

Saint James Club

5 Pl. du Chancelier Adenauer 75116 Paris France

13 Rue Oberkampf 75011 Paris France

Silencio Club 142 rue Montmartre 75002 Paris

Silencio des Prés 22 rue Guillaume Apollinaire 75006 Paris +33 1 4041 2020

El Silencio Avenida de Cala Moli +34 676 00 30 59 France

Gleaneagles Townhouse

39 St Andrew Square Edinburgh EH2 2AD United Kingdom

Talstrasse 65 8001 Zürich Switzerland

15 Berkeley Square Clifton, Bristol, BS8 1HB United Kingdom

1010 Wien Vienna Austria

Alte Börse Gastronomie GmbH Lenbachplatz 2A 80333 München Germany

Club Matador

C. de Jorge Juan 5, 28001 Madrid Spain

Nybrogatan 8 114 34 Stockholm Sweden

39 Monte Carlo

39 Av. Princesse Grace 98000 Monaco

Austurstræti 10A 101 Reykjavík Iceland

17 Rue du N 2229 Luxembourg

MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

Capital club dubai.

Gate Village, Building 3 Dubai United Arab Emirates

Al Habtoor City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

2nd Floor Trumpet On Keyes, 21 Keyes Avenue, Rosebank, Johannesburg, 2196 South Africa

Cartel Club

The Old Foundry, 1 Sand Hill Rd, Green Point, Cape Town, 8001 South Africa

Capital Club East Africa

4-7 Floor Imperial Court Westlands Rd Nairobi, Kenya

Capital Club Lagos

6, Elsie Femi Pearse Street Victoria Island, P. O. Box 75961 Lagos, Nigeria

5 Tal Israel St. Tel Aviv Israel

Mohammed Bin Jassim St, Doha, Qatar

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The Hotel Royal Victoria offers a different experience for attentive travellers, who wishes to live relaxing moments on the shores of one of the most fascinating lake in the world.

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Three restaurants are available for our guests: the  Visteria  with lake view, the Victoria Grill overlooking the main square of Varenna, the Giardino which offers a relaxing and glamorous atmosphere

Wellness path reserved for the couple in an exclusive space. The Spa Suite is a wellness area that offers the same experience of a Spa in a few square meters, but thought for the privacy and relaxation of a couple.

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