Club HUE, a new private members' club, has opened its doors in the historic Chapman Plaza in Los Angeles' Koreatown. Designed for a globally connected membership, the club blends East-meets-West design with cultural and lifestyle privileges. Membership is now open, with a particular invitation extended to prospective members from Asia.

The club's name, HUE, is inspired by the Korean concept of "Hueshik," meaning rest and restorative pause. This philosophy is reflected in the club's design and hospitality approach, offering members a discreet cultural hub in the heart of Los Angeles. Stuart Whang, the founding investor, emphasises the club's role as a bridge between Los Angeles and the world, highlighting its cultural and hospitality focus.

Located within the iconic Chapman Plaza, Club HUE is part of Koreatown's cultural renaissance, known for its culinary and nightlife scene. Greg Lee, Club Director, notes, "We envisioned a members' club that blends intimacy with global access, where meaningful experiences, thoughtful hospitality and cultural connection are at the core."

The club features a design that evokes the golden age of travel, with interiors by Basile Studio and Kelly Architects. A central bar, private dining areas, and a karaoke lounge offer members a refined social experience. The culinary programme, led by Executive Chef Hiroo Nagahara, focuses on progressive Asian cuisine.

Membership is highly selective, with tiers including Under 30, Founder, and Lifetime options. Benefits include access to reciprocal clubs worldwide, priority hotel access, and exclusive cultural events. Founder Premium members enjoy additional privileges like luxury chauffeur service and valet.

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