San Vicente Bungalows: The Ultimate Celebrity Hotspot

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, were recently spotted at the exclusive San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood.

The establishment, which opened its doors in late 2018, has become the ultimate celebrity hotspot in recent months due to its lavish amenities, glamorous accommodation, supreme privacy, and strict dedication to protecting its guests.

The San Vicente Bungalows has hosted a slew of stars since its inception, including Justin and Hailey Bieber, Leonardo DiCaprio, Miley Cyrus, Charlize Theron, and Sandra Bullock.

The club is shrouded in secrecy, and you must be a member or guest of a member to enter the premises.

Members are strictly prohibited from speaking about it on social media or taking any pictures or videos while inside.

In fact, guests are actually forced to cover the camera lens on their phones with a sticker upon arrival.

The exclusive club costs $4,200 a year if you are over the age of 35 or $1,800 a year for those who are under.

Despite its high price tag, it has become a popular destination for A-listers who are willing to pay for the ultimate luxury and privacy.

It's not exactly clear if Harry and Meghan were there to meet someone, but the establishment is known for attracting big names.

This was their first social engagement since the release of “Spare,” a controversial book that discussed various topics such as how Harry lost his virginity to Prince William, a sultan in him.

Despite the controversy, the couple were all smiles during their date night.

However, the public's response on social media was far from positive.

Some questioned the timing of the photographers who captured Harry and Meghan entering the restaurant, suggesting that it was all pre-planned.

One person wrote, “Aww so cute of them to call a dial-up app.

Meghan looks absolutely thrilled to bits to be snapped by the cameras again.”

While another stated, “Isn't it amazing that photographers just happen to be there to catch this epic event?”

According to GQ magazine, privacy is the ultimate luxury at the San Vicente Bungalows.

If anyone calls the press, has a camera, or uses their camera phone, they're out.

This demonstrates that Harry and Meghan were likely rejected because they called the paparazzi, even if it was outside and not inside the establishment.

Some Americans appeared to abhor the couple's latest move, branding the date night a PR stunt and questioning why the couple would take a two-hour trip from their home in Montecito to the lavish San Vicente Bungalows on a weeknight.

One person wrote, “Well since we know the paparazzi that took the picture on speed dial, it was all a PR stunt.

Why go to eat two hours away from your home on a weeknight?

Where are your kids?

Everything with them is a stunt.”

Others criticized the couple for enjoying a swanky night out, conflicting with their alleged demands for privacy, an allegation the pair have consistently denied.

Despite the negative response, San Vicente Bungalows remains a popular destination for celebrities seeking the ultimate luxury and privacy.

The establishment's strict dedication to protecting its guests ensures that it will continue to attract big names in the future.