Located at 40 Greek Street in London, England, the Soho House is an ultra-exclusive private members club that offers a relaxing atmosphere for guests who like to lounge in comfort and be left alone. However, the bars and entertainment at Soho House also make it a place where members can let their hair down and go a little wild if they feel the need to do so.

The house can act as a members' only club for gathering friends and family, or it can be a private movie theater if you have the right connections for an early screening of a Hollywood blockbuster, or Soho House can even provide your own private party hall. It all depends on what the members want.

Soho House is technically 5 floors of luxury available only to members, but it's listed as only 3 floors. You have the house basement, the first, second and third floors, and then the roof deck and terrace.

First up in Soho House is the house basement. This plush and lavish room is presented more like a smoker's lounge. The deep, relaxing sofas allow guests to comfortably sit and relax, and there's also a full bar present if anyone gets thirsty.

The first floor is always very active in Soho House. As you enter, you see the receptionist area. House receptionists take bookings for either the restaurant or the movie room, or if new members are having trouble finding their way, they will be pointed in the right direction.

The receptionists at Soho House act more as personal assistants. Most members go to the house to retreat from the outside world. If a member needs to contact someone, they usually go through reception. All members are encouraged to make themselves known to the receptionists.

There's also a large library on the first floor. This library seats up to 12 people comfortably, and if you're not in the mood to read a book, there's a big-screen HD TV in the room for entertainment purposes other than pages, as well as a wireless broadband access terminal and a CD player. The first floor is always a popular hangout destination in the house.

On the second floor, members find the drawing room. Much like the house basement, the drawing room features an assortment of plush furniture, a full bar menu, waiter service, and is the perfect place to hold meetings or to just relax by yourself or with guests.

The circle bar, also located on the second floor, is one of Soho House's most impressive features, although it is quite understated. With black and white wallpaper surrounding a brown leather seating area, the circle bar isn't as attractive as some of the house's other features. However, the bartenders, drink selection, and quiet ambience make it a winner.

On the third floor, the house kitchen is a place where guests can socialize, and the cinema is the perfect place to watch a movie and waste the day away. Right above that is the roof deck. This place isn't as formal as others in the house, but it still manages to be one of Soho House's most popular features.

In order to become a private member of Soho House or any of its sister clubs in London plus Soho House New York, applications are available on the main site.