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Piano Masterworks with Alexander Soares
Mon. 25 November - 18:30
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Beethoven and Mendelssohn with Leon McCawley
Tue. 26 November - 18:30
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Annual Lecture: Sir Niall Ferguson
Wed. 27 November - 18:30
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A Night in Bordeaux: Dinner and Wine Tasting
Fri. 29 November - 18:45
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ROSL Christmas Concert with the Temple Church Singers
Tue. 03 December - 18:30
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Exhibition Private View: RAFT
Tue. 10 December - 18:00
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Christmas Lunch
Wed. 25 December - 12:00
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New Year’s Eve: 1920s Dinner & Music Extravaganza
Tue. 31 December - 21:00
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Walton Song Celebration with Siân Dicker
Fri. 17 January - 18:30
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ROSL at ENO’s The Pirates of Penzance
Fri. 24 January - 17:15
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Membership
Become part of a
global membership
The Royal Over-Seas League was founded in 1910 on the principles of equality and egality. Sir Evelyn Wrench’s vision to create a global community that promoted international friendship and understanding is reflected in our membership today with roughly half residing in the UK and half overseas.
Benefits of Membership
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Over-Seas House,
Our historic clubhouseEnjoy access to our Grade I listed clubhouse and garden in St James’s. Network, convene and socialise amongst like-minded members in a multitude of elegantly restored spaces in the heart of London.
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Exceptional dining & hospitality
Enjoy 5* seasonal dining & handpicked wines in our art deco 1910 Dining Room, classic cocktails in the Duke of York Bar and, over the summer months, dining in the Brabourne Room, tranquil Garden & Terrace.
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Stay in the heart of historic St James’s
Access to over 80 bedrooms, many with Westminster or Green Park views and seasonal promotions. Four guest passes are issued per year, which means that you can book a separate bedroom for friends or family to enjoy a stay at Over-Seas House.
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A world of social & cultural events
Enjoy an annual member social calendar packed with cultural, culinary and speaker events. Stay up to date with issues of global interest with our Public Affairs series and Annual Lecture.
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A global network
An organisation founded on the principles of international friendship and collaboration, today ROSL offers access to over 100 reciprocal clubs around the globe along with the opportunity to join overseas Branches and members groups.
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First class music & arts
With our diverse annual arts programme, ROSL offers members the opportunity to support the brightest artistic talent at internationally renowned competitions and exhibitions at the only Club in London with professional concert and performance facilities.
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Member events, meetings & celebrations
With a multitude of stunning event spaces, members benefit from preferential rates on venue hire for exclusive private dining and events and a complimentary event planning service for private member functions.
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An international outlook
Established in 1915, the organisation’s quarterly magazine, Overseas focusses on a variety of international subjects and issues, news and events. Available in the clubhouse and online, along with our digital archive stretching back many years.
Welcoming members
since 1910
since 1910
Contact Us
Should you require further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch with our membership team, who will be happy to assist.
membership@rosl.org.uk
Tel: +44 (0)20 7408 0214 ext 214/215/216
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Apply for Membership
Apply for Membership
Become part of our global ROSL family.
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Categories & Fees
Categories & Fees
View our membership categories & 2024 rates.
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FAQs
FAQs
Learn more about visiting, staying and joining the Club.
Club Rules
We like to make everyone’s visit to the clubhouse as enjoyable as possible, so we have a few simple rules and dress code we require all members, guests and visitors to follow.
Members and their guests are requested to dress in a manner consistent with the character and standing of ROSL. Please note the dress code applies to anyone aged twelve and above.
Dress Code
Members and their guests are asked to wear smart casual clothing while enjoying the Club’s facilities. National/traditional dress equivalents are always welcome.
Organisations or individuals hiring ROSL’s facilities are expected to observe our dress standards.
Coats, outdoor garments, and large bags are to be left in the cloakroom.
Members and guests wishing to take exercise outside may pass through the public spaces of the Club in sportswear but should not linger. Sportswear is not permitted at any time. The following items of clothing are not permitted in the Club at any time:
• torn, dirty, bleached or distressed clothing (by design or otherwise)
• shorts (including fitted shorts)
• sportswear and sports shoes – including rugby or football shirts
• vests, t-shirts or any collarless shirt unless covered by a suitable over garment
• flip-flops, Crocs, ‘Ugg’ style boots or casual sandals (smart sandals are permitted)
• dirty or distressed footwear or trainers (clean, smart trainers are allowed)
• clothing or footwear which displays a logo or slogan which may cause offence
• clothing which is inappropriately revealing
• baseball caps are not permitted at any time; however hats are permitted in the Garden
Jackets are encouraged to be worn by gentlemen in the 1910 Dining Room when dining in the evening.
The Club reserves the right in its sole discretion to determine on a case-by-case basis what is or is not appropriate attire.
Staying at the Club
Cancellations must be received by noon 48 hours prior to the arrival date. The Member will otherwise be liable for the full charge for one night. For stays over 10 nights a different cancellation policy applies. Please contact the reservations team for further information.
Members are asked to vacate and remove luggage from bedrooms before 11am on the day of departure and hand their key to Reception. The cost of the room for the ensuing night may otherwise be charged.
Members are requested to settle all accounts in full on the morning of the day of departure. In the case of an extended stay Reception staff will present the account weekly for payment. No credit will be granted.
Members are liable for the cost of any damage they cause to ROSL property.
Members staying or visiting the Clubhouse are permitted to park in the designated parking bays on a first-come-first-served basis. One disabled bay is also available. ROSL management reserves the right to restrict parking spaces at their discretion and Members are required to leave the keys to their vehicle with Reception.
Use of mobile devices, laptops & tablets
Members are reminded that ROSL is a Social Club. Members are kindly requested not to hold business meetings in the public areas or Garden, nor use events spaces without a prior booking. Members can book private meeting rooms through the Events Team.
Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the Clubhouse. The password is available at Reception.
Members and guests are welcome to use their mobile telephones and tablets in the Clubhouse but are requested to place them on ‘silent’ or ‘vibration’ mode on entering the Clubhouse.
Laptops can only be used in the Central Lounge and Mountbatten Room. Users are requested to ensure that keyboard ‘clicks’ and notifications are switched off.
Telephone calls can only be made and received in the Central Lounge and the Garden. Please be considerate to other Members when making such calls.
Zoom calls are only permissible in the Central Lounge and must be conducted quietly and considerately with earphones/headsets.
Your global network
Membership opens up an extensive global network for business or leisure.
Join the Club and benefit from the use of over 100 reciprocal clubs overseas in Europe, the Commonwealth and beyond.
Stay in touch
Keep up to date with clubhouse news, views and events via Overseas Journal. Members also receive regular e-newsletters and event updates.
Visit the members’ portal to ensure your details are always current
1910 Dining Room
The 1910 Dining Room, located within the Club’s stylish art deco Westminster Wing, has a distinctive décor to complement its 1930’s origins.
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Afternoon Tea
Afternoon Tea is one of life’s pleasures and our savouries and sweet treats are created inhouse by Pastry Chef Jack Butterworth and team.
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Wine Dinners
The opportunity to enjoy handpicked wines from across the world paired with Executive Chef Elliot Plimmer’s seasonal tasting menus complemented by tasting notes or an introduction by the producer.
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The Garden
A serene oasis in the heart of St James’s inspired by the quintessential English Country Garden and boasting panoramic views across Green Park.
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