The address Las Vegas reserves for itself
A private city club of 73,000 square feet, minutes from the Strip, worlds away from the casino floor.
A city club
Las Vegas has nightlife to spare, and country clubs an hour from downtown. The Stirling Club is neither. It is a private city club, a place where members dine well, train, unwind, and actually know one another, all under one roof and two minutes from the Strip. No gaming floor. No public foot traffic. Members and their guests, and the evenings that belong to them.
The same address, a renewed standard
Under new leadership, the Club is being rebuilt around a single idea: a private club should feel personal. A refreshed culinary program, a fuller social calendar, and a team that treats every sitting as the only one that matters. Membership from $3,000 a year, with no initiation fee, because the room should be judged by the people in it, not the price of the door.
The Club, in brief
Private · Professional · Prestigious
Private
A club closed to the public. No gaming floor, no foot traffic — only members and the guests they bring.
Professional
One team, one address. A coordinator for your evening, a kitchen behind every plate, and a standard held every night.
Prestigious
The room Las Vegas reserves for itself — for the dinners, the celebrations, and the calendar that belongs to members.
Two minutes off the Strip. A world away from it.
Inside the Turnberry Place towers at 2827 Paradise Road, near the Convention Center, minutes from the Strip, and completely private. Valet at the door.
A private tour is the best introduction
Come walk the floor, see the water, and meet the team.