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WHY JOIN

There is no typical Royal Scots Club Member: we welcome membership applications from individuals over the age of eighteen as well as from corporate bodies.

Located in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, close to transport links, restaurants, and visitor attractions, The Royal Scots Club is incredibly convenient for business trips, getaways, or even a bite to eat between train connections. Our membership privileges help you make the most out of your stay by granting you access to discounts on our best accommodation rates, a welcoming network of local and international members, exclusive events, and member-only areas within our cosy club.

While the Royal Scots Club still proudly maintains its ties with the armed forces, a service connection isn’t necessary to become a member.

Social activities

A bustling social calendar of events for all tastes.

  • Wine Tastings
  • Evening Lectures
  • Murder Mysteries
  • Literary Lunches
  • Captain’s Table Lunches
  • Memorial Dinners 
  • Christmas Céilidh
  • Christmas Markets
  • Burn’s Supper
  • Mother’s Day Lunch
  • Themed Dinners
Accomodation discounts

Exclusive discounts on luxury city-centre accommodation.

Members of The Royal Scots Club receive 30% off our best bedroom rates.

Members’ friends and family receive 20% off our best bedroom rates.

Members’ library

Exclusive access to our Members’ areas with your very own key fob.

Each member of The Club receives their own fob granting them immediate access to the Club through our Members’ Entrance, both the Members’ Lounge and Library, and the Lyell Co-working room on floor B2.

Working rooms

Discounts on room hire for meetings, conferences, and private functions.

Similar to our accommodation discounts, Members of The Royal Scots Club receive 30% off all venue room hire rates including for meetings, conferences, private dining, and events. 

To arrange a tour of the Clubs facilities please contact us.

MEMBERSHIP

RATES

Find the Membership category that best fits your needs whether you live locally and regularly frequent the Club for events and dining, need a standout business hub for your visiting international clients, or a comfortable place to flexibly work remotely from month to month.

Join The Royal Scots Club as a Monthly Member from £35pm + £65 joining fee or instantly save £50 by joining up for an annual membership.

For full list of categories and rates click below.

Any members applying under the military category must have served for 3 years or more to qualify. The minimum age for membership is 18 years old.

Membership Rates
Find your family

FIND YOUR

FAMILY

Access The Royal Scots Roll of Honour and discover your Royal Scots relations.

Thanks to the University of St. Andrews, the Scottish National War Memorial, and the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, for their work and guidance in partnership with The Museum of The Royal Scots (The Royal Regiment).

RECIPROCAL

CLUBS

The Royal Scots Club is proud to be part of a much larger collection of members’ clubs around the globe. Conveniently located and designed to provide a comfortable atmosphere for relaxing and enjoying the company of friends, many of the clubs also offer overnight accommodation and have excellent dining facilities.

Members must request a letter of introduction before visiting a reciprocal club.

 

Reciprocal Clubs
 

OUR EVENTS

07
Jun

Captain’s Table: June

The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.

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05
Jul

Captain’s Table: July

The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.

Member only event

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13
May

Evening Lectures: Holocaust Educational Trust – First Generation Survivor Francoise Robertson

Evening lectures featuring a new guest speaker each month covering a broad spectrum of topics including the arts, academia, and more…


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18
May

Coffee Morning – Three Perthshire golfing brothers in nineteenth century High Society

John was a Captain of both the R&A and Royal Perth Golfing Society in the 1840s, Sir Francis was the first Scottish President of the Royal Academy and Captain of Royal Blackheath Golf Club, and General Sir James Hope were sons of Francis Grant of Kilgrast


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17
Jun

Evening Lectures: The Scottish War Memorial in Jerusalem: Simply Unique

St Andrews Church in Jerusalem was built as a memorial to those Scottish soldiers who died in the Palestine Campaign 1000 of World War I. The foundation stone Memorial at St Andrews was laid by Field Marshal Lord Allenby in 1927 and the Church was opened


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22
Jul

Evening Lectures: The Joy of Festivals

Paul Gudgin has managed festivals for over 30 years, from a celebrated classical music festival in a small town to the Edinburgh Fringe – the world’s largest arts festival – where he spent 8 years as the events director.


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06
Jun

D-Day 80 Commemorative Lunch

Commemorate D-Day 80 with a delicious 3-course lunch in the Abercromby Dining room. £10 from each meal will be donated to the Army Benevolent Fund.


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20
May

Digital Coffee Morning

Hosted by: RSC Membership Secretary, Rebecca Suiter Join us on Monday 20th of May for a digital workshop focused on how to use the online Members Portal to quickly book lunch in the dining room, update your details, download your digital membership card,

Member only event

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02
Aug

Captain’s Table: August

The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.

Member only event

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06
Sep

Captain’s Table: September

The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.

Member only event

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04
Oct

Captain’s Table: October

The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.

Member only event

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01
Nov

Captain’s Table: November

The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.

Member only event

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06
Dec

Captain’s Table: December

The Captain’s Table is a regular Royal Scots Club lunch where members and their guests can get together and enjoy good food, good conversation and meet new people.

Member only event

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04
Aug

The Speakeasy – EdFringe at The Royal Scots Club

Step into a bygone era in this brand-new Fringe venue in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town. A hidden gem tucked away in the Royal Scots Club, The Speakeasy brings you 1920s glamour mixed with an exciting and diverse programme of shows, lectures and even


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01
Aug

Tattoo Supper

The Royal Scots Club Pre-Tattoo Supper is one of our more popular events among members with everyone gathering in The Club prior to the Tattoo performance for supper and leaving together for the show.

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08
Jun

Beating Retreat

A classic and beloved event at The Royal Scots Club featuring welcome drinks in the beautiful Queen Street Gardens out front of The Club

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