SOHO HOUSE ISTANBUL Located in Beyoglu, which is one of the oldest districts of Istanbul, Soho House opened in a 19th-century palazzo in Istanbul, which previously served as the US Embassy and consulate since 1937. Palazzo Corpi was initially designed by Italian architect Giacomo Leoni as a residence for Ignazzia Corpi, one of the most important ship owners of his time. It is the group's 13th house and the largest club to date, with a variety of public spaces and 87 bedrooms spread throughout four buildings: two existing properties and two new builds. Palatial proportions, Carrara marble and decorative parquet flooring, walls and ceilings complete with frescoes, alongside the club building, Soho House Istanbul offers additional venues and services, such as the world famous Cecconi’s restaurant, Cowshed Spa, a library and a cinema. As a club for its members, Soho House is an important meeting point for key players in the city’s intellectual life.