Friends House is the ideal venue for hosting your meeting or
conference in central London. Our broad range of meeting rooms and
conference facilities are suitable for a variety of uses including
training courses, interviews, lectures, conferences and rehearsals
with capacities ranging from 4 to over 1100 at very competitive
prices. ...
The building is also the head office of the Religious Society of
Friends (Quakers).
http://www.quaker.org.uk/hospitality/index.html
(NB This appears to be meeting rooms only, not accommodation)
Meeting for Sufferings on the 6th March 2004 agreed to lease Courtauld
House [former Quaker International Centre] to Huron University for 25
years. We celebrate the achievements of Quaker International Centre in
Courtauld House which was for many years a home of a happy Quaker
community including British and overseas residents and staff, a 'home
from home' for many Friends and others. Quaker International Centre
closed on the 31st May.
http://www.quaker.org.uk/pubsetc/ovnight.html
If this is the guest house you were thinking of, it appears to be
closed. There is a list of overnight accmmomdation providers linked
from that page, at
http://www.quaker.org.uk/pubsetc/images/fhhotels.pdf (PDF, 99kB)
This is accommodation close to Friends House, but not connected with it.
Otrhe Quaker accommodation is listed at
http://www.quaker.org.uk/contacts/otherqgb.html
(scroll down to Quaker Accommodation (short and long term))
This includes Old Jordans, a Quaker Conference Centre and Hotel,
http://www.oldjordans.org.uk/
The 17th century farmhouse of Old Jordans and Jordans Meeting House
are located 3 miles from the M40 near Beaconsfield, and 6 miles from
the M25 (junction 16). Heathrow Airport is 15 miles away. The journey
from London by train takes thirty minutes from Marylebone Station
(Chiltern Line).
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