Summary
- Club HUE has opened at historic Chapman Plaza in Los Angeles.
- Private club targets globally connected members, including applicants from Asia.
- Concept blends Korean heritage with contemporary East-meets-West hospitality.
- Standard membership initiation starts at US$7,500.
- Benefits include international reciprocal club access and travel privileges.
SINGAPORE, September 9 — Club HUE has opened a new private members’ club in Los Angeles’ Koreatown, targeting an international community of entrepreneurs, creators and business leaders.
Located within the historic 1929 Chapman Plaza, the club draws inspiration from the Korean concept of Hueshik, or restorative rest.
Facilities include private dining spaces, a central bar, karaoke lounge and progressive Asian dining developed with executive chef Hiroo Nagahara.
Membership is limited and offered across several tiers, with standard initiation starting at US$7,500. Members receive access to reciprocal private clubs in cities.
Including Singapore, Mumbai, Milan and Vienna, alongside selected hotel, concierge and travel privileges.
