How Registration Actually Works
You can start Les Ambassadeurs Club registration in two basic ways. Either you visit us directly at 5 Hamilton Place, Mayfair, London W1J 7ED, or you go through our official site at lesambassadeurs.com. Whichever path you pick, we always need to see valid photo ID before anything really starts to happen. That requirement is fixed in place.
We are a private members’ club, which means registration is not handled by an instant automated system. Every application is looked at by our Membership Committee, and that is the normal, expected route into the club. If you want to speak to them about an application, the dedicated email address is [email protected]. For day-to-day questions about the club or general membership points, [email protected] is the best contact.
| Registration Route | Location | ID Required | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-person | 5 Hamilton Place, Mayfair, London W1J 7ED | Valid photo ID | Club reception |
| Online | lesambassadeurs.com | Valid photo ID | [email protected] |
Registering In Person
Coming to us in person is often the most direct approach, especially if you would like matters discussed and, where possible, settled on the same day. Once you are a confirmed member, the club operates for you on a 24-hour basis, so visiting times become much more flexible later.
On arrival, make your way to reception or the membership desk and let our team know that you are here to apply for membership. Bring a passport or a UK driving licence; those are the forms of identification we most frequently see and accept. Our staff will hand you the relevant membership forms and explain what needs to be completed. The information you provide is handled in line with UK GDPR and our Member and Guest Privacy Policy.
When your forms are back with us, your application is passed to the Membership Committee for review. Depending on your particular circumstances, the committee may reach a decision quickly, sometimes on the same day, or it may take a little longer. Once you are approved, we issue membership credentials that open the door to the gaming floor, fine dining facilities, and the other services that sit within the club.
One small practical point that helps a lot in practice: if this is your first visit and you are not completely sure which documents you should bring with you, it is sensible to phone ahead to check the ID types currently accepted. That is generally a good habit, no matter which venue or registration route you are using.
If, later on, you need to update any of your personal information, those changes are coordinated through our Data Protection Officer at [email protected].
Registering Online
The online application route follows the same compliance rules and approval logic as registering in person. Go to lesambassadeurs.com and look for the MEMBERSHIP item in the main navigation. The website is structured around THE CLUB, MEMBERSHIP, Gaming, and Fine Dining, so the right section is usually simple to find.
You then enter your personal details and be ready to upload a valid piece of photographic identification. We are required to collect and check this under the UK Gambling Commission licensing conditions that apply to Les Ambassadeurs Club Limited. After you send the form and your documents, the Membership Committee takes over and assesses your application.
If you feel it is taking longer than expected, you can follow up at [email protected]. Make sure you monitor the email inbox you used at registration, as any confirmation, questions, or additional instructions will be sent there. Once your membership is confirmed, your access will extend to the club’s on-site facilities and, where it is relevant, to remote gaming services run under the Les A Online licence that sits in the same group.
At any point in the process, if you have data protection questions or concerns, you may write to us at 5 Hamilton Place, London W1J 7ED or email our Data Protection Officer directly at [email protected].
