Churchill's Hideaway.

Three rooms, three worlds. Each one its own destination — with the craft and finish detail that members notice the moment they step inside.

Churchill's Hideaway was designed around an unusually specific idea: that a great club isn't just one room. The members wanted a place where the atmosphere could shift with the evening, so we built three distinct themed lounges under one roof — each with its own character, its own vocabulary, and its own way of telling members they're somewhere different than where they were a moment ago.

The Castle Room takes the brief most literally — stone walls, heavy timber-beam ceilings, an iron-and-candle chandelier, and arched openings that read more like a great hall than a lounge. The Library carries a quieter, warmer voice: floor-to-ceiling wood paneling, hand-built bookcases, period-appropriate sconces, and an antique-tile arched entry that feels lifted out of a private estate. The Havana Room reverses the temperature entirely — thatched-bamboo umbrellas over barrel-stave tables, a coffered ceiling overhead, and a tropical bar that pulls members straight into a Caribbean veranda.

Behind the scenes, a humidor and a member locker room handle the practical side of a working cigar club — built with the same attention to material and finish as the lounges themselves.