People pay a $200K initiation fee and $15K a year to join the Aman Club, the most expensive private members' club in NYC. Take a peek inside.

The Aman in NYC is in The Crown Building on Fifth Avenue and 57th Street. The hotel is located within a building that has long been a fixture in midtown Manhattan.

It's over 100 years old, comprised of 26 stories, and screams luxury with its golden ornamental facade.

Besides the 83 suites and 22 private residences, two lounges are dedicated to club members.

Let's not beat around the bush: ultra-luxury comes at a price. How much, you ask? Well, a representative of the Aman Club told Business Insider that the global membership includes annual dues of $15,000 and an initiation fee of $200,000.

If it's any consolation, members can also "add up to four additional family members as registered members to enjoy the Aman Club membership benefits," a representative told the New York Post.

In 2019, Aman Resorts CEO Vlad Doronin told Bloomberg the membership grants access to two bars, restaurants, a private wine library, the cigar terrace, a subterranean jazz club, and the wellness area.

The pool, located within the three-story wellness center, is bordered by lounging areas and glass-covered fire pits.

The expansive garden terrace has a retractable glass roof, meaning members, hotel guests, and residents can relax and dine there year-round.

They can also enjoy drinks at the corner bar, which overlooks Fifth Avenue and 57th Street.

A representative for the club declined to share whether members receive a discount on hotel suites when asked by BI.

However, Tatler Asia reported they have access to a "private office" — staff members available 24/7 to look after their personal and travel needs.

An Aman Club policy sheet reviewed by BI states that members can settle monthly bills from dining and drinking at the club through their "House Account." If they spend $10,000 in a month, the bill will automatically be processed with the credit card on file.

But there is a perk: members receive a 10% discount on food and nonalcoholic drinks at the four dining areas at the hotel.

These include Arva, an Italian restaurant; Nama, a Japanese restaurant with an omakase dining experience; the garden terrace; and the lounge bar.

When they arrive at Aman New York, members use a digital club card to access the exclusive facilities — including the restaurants, terraces, lounges, and, of course, the three-story, 25,000-square-foot wellness area.

Within the space are several different facilities, including the indoor pool, two distinct spa houses, a fitness center, a yoga and pilates studio decked out with reformers, a cryotherapy chamber, an InfraRed zone, a hair salon, and a nail salon.

Aman Club members don't just have access to a spa with massages, saunas, hot tubs, and pools; they can also take advantage of an array of treatments offered within the wellness area by in-house doctors, though they still have to pay for it.

The website names a few of the "non-invasive treatments" available, including custom IV vitamin drips, electrolyte therapy, acne management, and microneedling.

The Aman Club remains silent on how many members it has and their identities. But in 2022, The Times of London reported that there was talk that all 600 membership slots had been filled.

Taking photos and videos inside the club is forbidden. Still, given the price of joining, it wouldn't be a stretch to imagine that many of the members enjoying the swanky facilities are high profile in some way or another.

But even if a member isn't a celebrity, they'll likely brush shoulders with them.

BI previously reported that a few A-listers who have stayed at an Aman hotel include George and Amal Clooney, Bill Gates, and the Kardashians.