A private members’ club overlooking the Royal Square, in the heart of St Helier since 1848.
Royal Square, St Helier 49.1838° N, 2.1063° W
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The Club · Est. 1848
Our beautiful building has a rich history, and the Club has called the Royal Square home since 1848. Founded as a gentlemen’s club, today it welcomes ladies and gentlemen alike to meet friends, network, lunch, or simply relax and read the paper with a coffee.
Whether you are looking for a quiet corner to read, a space to work or a lively social evening, our elegant and comfortable rooms are made for both relaxation and productivity. There is high speed Wi-Fi and comfortable seating in the Long Room, private meeting rooms, the new Heavey Room for working, and a beautiful balcony overlooking the Royal Square.
Our members are the heart of our Club. We look forward to welcoming you, and to helping you make the most of your time with us.
Inside the Club
Designed for relaxation and for getting things done, from the first coffee of the morning to a glass of something good in the afternoon.
In the warmer months our balcony above the Royal Square is the place for sunshine, lunch and a little people watching.
Meet friends, make introductions and network in rooms made for long conversations.
The Heavey Room, our new co-working space, is free to members for emails, calls and meetings. See the room
A cold beer after work, a glass of wine before lunch, all at member rates.
Coffee and drinks are served throughout the day, with member rates at our recently refurbished bar.
See both rooms side by side and book in a few taps.
New for 2026 · The Heavey Room
The old snooker room has been reborn as the Heavey Room: a co-working space for members by day, and a room for talks, meetings and private events by night.
Bring a laptop, take a call in a wing chair by the fire, or spread out at the partners’ desk. Coffee and lunch are a few steps away, and the rest of the Club is yours when the work is done. Members chose its name by ballot, after the playwright Yvonne Heavey.
Dining
Our chef prepares every meal in the Club’s own kitchen, so the quality and taste are always the best they can be. We serve lunch to members and their guests, with coffee and drinks throughout the day.
Members enjoy discounted rates on drinks and on hot and cold snacks at the bar. Larger lunch parties and dinner parties can be arranged in advance.
Marcin Dubel
Executive Chef
The United Club
This week, Chef Marcin proposes
Lunch is served to members and their guests. Larger parties by prior arrangement.
Heritage
The story of our home on the Royal Square begins with a corn market in 1669, almost two centuries before the Club was founded.
1669
Suzanne Dumaresq, Dame de La Haule, was given permission to build the Halle à blé corn market at her own expense, in exchange for the right to build her own town house above.
1672
The building was completed, and a large room known as the Long Room was later let out for public meetings.
1787
John Wesley preached here, and the building was used to stage some of Jersey’s first theatrical performances.
1831
The building was more modest than it is today, but it already had the ground floor extension that hides the old corn market arches.
1848
The Club was established as a gentlemen’s club, a tranquil retreat in the heart of St Helier.
1932
The Club took over the premises, buying the property at the most reasonable price of £4,000, an amount raised by debentures at 2½ per cent.
2020
Members voted to welcome ladies as members, on the same terms as gentlemen.
2026
The old snooker room reopened as the Heavey Room, a co-working space by day and a venue for meetings and events by night. Members chose its name by ballot, after the playwright Yvonne Heavey.
Today
Today the Club occupies the first floor, where the Long Room opens onto our balcony above the Royal Square.
Meeting rooms
The Corner Room seats four to six; the Board Room seats eight around a conference table, with a TV for presentations. Both are free to members, bookable Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm.
Live availability
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What’s On
From dinners and drinks parties to themed gatherings, live music and charity fundraisers, our events are designed to bring members together throughout the year.
Tuesday 13 October, evening
Wednesday 21 October
Friday 30 October
Saturday 19 December
Booking details for each event are sent in our regular members’ emails.
Venue hire
The Long Room is perfect for sit-down dinners and drinks receptions, and in the summer months the balcony above the Royal Square is an idyllic outdoor space for your guests.
Our chef prepares every dish on the premises and will tailor the menu to your event, from a full three-course meal to a selection of canapés. We can help with lighting, decor, music and entertainment too. Private hire is available throughout the year.
01534 735940
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Reciprocity
Members enjoy reciprocal arrangements with first-class clubs around the world, with excellent dining and accommodation while you travel. Contact the Club Secretary for a full list and to plan your next visit.
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The Committee and Team
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Membership
Joining is straightforward, though as a private members’ club, membership must be applied for. Members become part of a vibrant community who value relaxation, networking and good company.
Questions about joining? Call 01534 735940 or email office@unitedclubjersey.com