Three tiers — Pearl, Coral and Noir — turning reservations, salons, cellars and chauffeurs into a single phone call. Membership is capped, reviewed annually and never advertised.
Members hold a private ledger that consolidates dining, cellar purchases and salon play into one account. The concierge learns your table, your pour and your driver's name — then quietly makes sure all three are ready.
Privileges scale by tier: priority reservations and cellar access at Pearl; guaranteed salon seating and chauffeur credits at Coral; the Noir card adds a private entrance, a named butler and first call on the chef's table.
Dining, cellar and cage consolidated into one account with monthly statements and points accrual.
A single point of contact for reservations, travel, gifting and impossible requests — day or night.
House cars on call, with airport and marina transfers credited against Coral and Noir tiers.
Cellar-corridor entry and lift access let Noir members bypass the floor entirely.
First allocation of museum vintages and your own humidor and cellar storage cells.
Reciprocal privileges across twelve Australian and Asia-Pacific dining and salon venues.
Noir is offered by invitation to forty guests a year. It carries a private entrance, a named butler, guaranteed same-night salon seating, a standing chef's-table option and a ledger line the house treats as unlimited until review.
Guaranteed salon table within two hours' notice
Standing Friday chef's-table reservation
Unlimited chauffeur radius within the Gold Coast
Annual invitation to the members-only gala
Register interest through the concierge. Pearl is open to application; Coral and Noir by review.
A short conversation with the membership director aligns expectations, limits and preferences.
Your ledger opens, your concierge introduces themselves, and your card arrives within a week.
From that point, the venue operates around your preferences rather than the other way round.
Private ledger and monthly statement
Priority reservations across all spaces
Cellar and humidor storage allocation
Chauffeur and transfer privileges
Members' events and gala invitations
True luxury is not access — it is the absence of having to ask.
Register interest with the concierge in writing or at the desk. Pearl applications are reviewed weekly; Coral and Noir require an interview and committee sign-off.
Yes — 240 members across all tiers. When the register is full, applications join a waitlist ordered by date of enquiry.
Memberships are personal and non-transferable, though partners may be added as named guests on the ledger at Coral tier and above.
Everything the house sells: dining, cellar purchases, salon deposits, chauffeurs and event charges — reconciled monthly in a single statement.
The register is capped at 240 names and reviewed annually — a short note to the membership desk begins the conversation.