Manhattan's Private Clubs After Dark

4.5 (82)

Mon – Sun, Open 24 hours

101 East 69th Street

Located at 101 East 69th Street, this Manhattan establishment operates as a private social club, offering a dedicated gathering space for its members.

4.7 (273)

Mon – Sun, Open 24 hours

30 West 44th Street

The landmark clubhouse spans 13 floors, serving as a Manhattan base for University of Pennsylvania graduates and members of ==select affiliate schools==. The space features ==two restaurants and 39 overnight guest rooms==, alongside a fitness center and a business center. Members can also utilize dedicated catering and meeting facilities, or connect through the club's ==active programs calendar==.

4.6 (384)

Mon – Sun, Open 24 hours

6 East 44th Street

Established by Cornell University graduates in 1889, the club moved to its permanent East 44th Street location in 1989. It frequently serves as a venue for ==hosted private events and milestone celebrations==, ranging from graduation parties to family birthdays. Visitors often note that the multi-floor clubhouse provides a welcoming setting that ==feels like being in someone’s home==, backed by detail-oriented hospitality from arrival to departure. Alongside its dining and lodging, the facility features dedicated meeting rooms and fitness amenities.

4.6 (99)

447 E 52nd St

Perched along the East River, this private Manhattan enclave functions as a comprehensive retreat for families, balancing athletic pursuits with social spaces. The clubhouse is exceptionally well-equipped for racket sports and recreation, featuring two tennis courts, three squash courts—including an interactive court—a platform tennis court, two golf simulators, a fitness center, and a swimming pool. For overnight stays, dining, and gathering, the club offers dedicated guest rooms, private event venues, and several dining areas anchored by a garden patio overlooking the water.