Activities & Days Out / 6 October, 2026 / Ellie Thompson
West London families, there’s a new address to know about. And this is an address that’s guaranteed to turn heads. Olive’s, a new family members’ club combining childcare, fitness, wellness, workspaces and plenty for the kids, is set to open in Chiswick in summer 2027. And, judging by these first images, it looks pretty spectacular.
Designed as somewhere the whole family can actually enjoy spending time, Olive’s will bring together everything from swimming and soft play to workouts, workspaces and places to eat and unwind. Think rooftop drinks with 360-degree views, childcare and cool stuff to do for children of all ages. The idea is simple: rather than choosing between somewhere that works for the children and somewhere you’d genuinely like to spend the day yourself, you get both.
Essentially, it’s a family club that looks nothing like a family club. And we very much want in.

Olive’s has been designed with the whole family in mind, from babies and little ones right through to older kids and, importantly, the grown-ups.
While younger children are busy with soft play, classes and childcare, parents can work out, get some work done or simply find somewhere lovely to sit with a coffee. And then there’s the rooftop, which might just be our favourite bit. Expect a restaurant and bar, a kids’ play area and 360-degree views across Chiswick and West London.
There are separate pools for adults and children too, plus a covered wellness terrace, so the British weather shouldn’t get too much of a say.
Olive’s is part of OurHouse, which already has family clubs in Parsons Green and Kensal Rise, with Chiswick joining new openings in East Sheen and Clapham in 2027.
For working parents, the Ofsted-registered Adventure Club could be a bit of a game changer, with after-school pick-up available from selected local schools. There’ll also be enrichment courses covering everything from academics and life skills to fitness and the arts, plus individual tuition and school placement support.
And, refreshingly, it doesn’t all stop once your children have outgrown soft play. Kids aged eight and over will get spaces of their own, with activities centred around independence, confidence and connection, alongside junior wellness.
Basically, somewhere they’ll actually want to hang out, while you’re quite happily doing the same upstairs.

Quite a lot, as it happens. Here’s what families can expect:
And it all comes wrapped up in the kind of interiors you’d actually choose for yourself. Think design-led rather than daycare, with plenty of greenery and spaces made for lingering.
Membership prices will start from £150 per adult and £75 per child per month. Registrations of interest for Olive’s membership open on Tuesday 6 October 2026, ahead of the club’s planned summer 2027 opening.
Register your interest in Olive’s Chiswick membership here.
