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Your Home from Home in Aberdeen
Welcome to The Royal Northern and University Club
The Royal Northern and University Club is Aberdeen’s oldest and finest Private Members’ Club - a home from home for its Members in the heart of the city.
The Club prides itself on its adherence to traditional values and ideals, but also on the uniquely warm and personal welcome it offers to Members from all places and walks of life. The Club is renowned for its fine catering, superb private entertaining spaces, comfortable overnight accommodation, and the limitless personal and social opportunities afforded to its Members.
The Club has a rich and illustrious history - a legacy of prestige and excellence which continues to the present day. Founded in 1854 and given its ‘Royal’ status following a visit to Aberdeen by Queen Victoria in 1863, the Royal Northern and University Club retains an elegant and dignified atmosphere while offering its Members and their guests a level of bespoke personal service which is unrivalled outside the world of the Private Club.
Situated in the heart of Aberdeen, with convenient off-road parking and within easy reach of the city centre, local businesses and transport links, it is the ideal discreet city-centre location. Members of the Club enjoy a rich calendar of social engagements, entertainment, and events; excellent dining and conference facilities for personal and business functions; the chance to take part in the Club’s many special-interest Groups; and the sort of personal relationship which can only exist between Member and Club. Our longstanding reputation for excellence, combined with a team of experienced and enthusiastic staff, will ensure the smooth running of any occasion.
Membership of the Club is by nomination. If you would like to find out more about the Club, or if you wish to request an audience with the Membership Sub-Committee, please feel free to get in touch.