Private Offices & Suites
Whether you are a sole proprietor or have a large team, we have an office option for you.
EXISTING Open Workspaces
Over 21,000 square feet of spectacular light-filled expansive workspaces. The Fireside Room and Varsity Grill are a few favorites.
New SECOND-FLOOR OPEN WORKSPACE
Experience our newest open floor plan workspace on the second floor.
Elegant Meeting Spaces
Bookable conference and meeting rooms including the Library and our President's Room.
High Speed WiFi
Copy Machines & Printers
Complimentary Coffee
Club Amenities
As a member of the Club, you can take advantage of our diverse calendar of programming, on-site gourmet restaurant, bars, fitness facilities, and reciprocal club access.
Club Activities & Social Events
With versatile amenities and a packed calendar of events and programming, the University Club becomes deeply integrated into the lives of its members.
Enjoy access to the amenities, resources, interpersonal connections, and indulgences that will enrich and improve your life.
Dine at The Club
The University Club offers its members and guests beautiful indoor and outdoor dining spaces. Our menus are seasonally inspired, and our in-house pastry chef prepares fresh bread and scratch-made desserts daily.
Get a Workout in at The Club
The University Club’s fitness center has the same view as the Ramsey Room (sweeping skyline and bluff views, that is), and features state-of-the-art cardio and exercise equipment.
See Athletics & Recreation
Enjoy Local, National, and International Affiliated Clubs
Receive access to 300+ local, national and international private clubs.
See Reciprocal Clubs
Office Spaces at Our Sister Properties
The Dacotah Building
The Dacotah Building (home to W.A. Frost on the ground floor/basement level) offers architecturally distinguished office spaces - most overlooking W.A. Frost's patio. Single offices and small suites are currently available.
The Saint Paul Athletic Club
The Saint Paul Athletic Club, located at 340 Cedar Street in downtown Saint Paul, is a 1917 landmark building built in the English Renaissance tradition.
