The history of the Bangalore Club reflects both, continuity and change. From the 1860’s when it came into existence, the Club, which once balked at Electricity, Telephones and the Motor Car, now incorporates the very best of information technology systems in its administration, to an ATP standard tennis court.

The stately central building blends 19th century notions of the empire and grandeur with 21st century efficiency and vitality. The resplendent Mysore room, reminiscent of the life style of the Maharaja’s and the robust spirit of the Gentlemen's bar; where the late Brigadier. R.C.R. Hill, who, as President of the club, saw the transition from colonialism to independence and from a Services to Civilian club, held court. The modern Tennis, Squash and Badminton courts, the Health club, Swimming pool, the completely renovated library, now a century old, form a mosaic, interspersed with green lawns, trees, shrubbery and flowers in a 11 acre campus. 

A world unto itself; one of graciousness and elegance: history in the making.