Royal Automobile Club
The Royal Automobile Club stands in London as a historic building associated with architecture, motoring and club life. Its history reaches back to the early twentieth century. The club brings together people interested in cars, travel, innovation and the culture surrounding the automotive world. Motoring remains central to its activities. Members find a business centre with workstations, wireless internet and space for professional meetings. A gym provides equipment for member wellness. Accommodation includes vintage single bedrooms from the 1920s and refurbished rooms with panoramic views. The dining room serves classic dishes with a modern approach and overlooks city landmarks. Wine dinners, live music and private gatherings form part of the club’s social programme. Classic-car auctions and car meets connect enthusiasts with rare vehicles and motoring figures. Lectures and themed luncheons add cultural and educational activities to the calendar. Special interest groups cover wine, dining, snooker and networking for young executives. Members also receive roadside assistance and access to reciprocal clubs around the world. Wheelchair accessibility is one of the recorded features of this London club.
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