Making a Reservation
Contact
Please contact us regarding reservations at:
Please include the following information:
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Name
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Email
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Date of Attendance
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Nationality
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Sex
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Age
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Do you have any special food needs? (Please read the article on Meals at L'Abri)
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Do you have any special accessibility needs?
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Brief biography Why do you want to come to L'Abri?
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Emergency contact name and number.
Term Dates
​Spring Term 2025
15 January to 28 March
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Summer Term 2025
13 May to 31 July
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Autumn Term 2025
20 September to 4 December
Term Fees
Adults
£21/night for long-term visitors (staying at least 8 weeks)
£23/night for short-term visitors (staying anything less than 8 weeks)
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Children
£7.00/night for children aged 10-17,
£5.00/night for children aged 2-9 and ‘babes in arms’ free.
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For other questions, please email Office@EnglishLAbri.org.
It is always best to make a booking by contacting us as early as possible to ensure we have space available. We will contact you once we have received your email (see above). When you
have been accepted, we do ask you to confirm your plans to come once more. If you are joining us for the entire term, please do note that the dates given above are INCLUSIVE. We cannot accommodate people arriving before and/or wanting to stay on after the dates published.
Our space is limited so if your schedule changes or you have to cancel for any reason, please let us know as soon as possible. We have tried to keep the cost down. Although our resources are limited, feel free to enter into a discussion with us about finances.
For short-term visitors, fees are to be paid upon your arrival. For long-term visitors, fees can be paid monthly in advance and the first month is due when you arrive. Fees include 3 meals per day, a bed (with sheets, blankets, and pillow), towels, laundry, etc.
To request a reservation, please send us an email to bookings@englishlabri.org with the above listed information.
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If you are coming as a family with children it is important to book early. It is worth bringing your children's books and toys. While one parent is having personal time for half a day the other is looking after the children. The family flats have their own cooking facilities and, again depending on your children's ages, you will be expected to have some meals on your own, as little children especially cannot handle the discussion lunches.
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Important Note to Non-UK Visitors—If you are coming from another country, it is essential that you describe yourself as a visitor rather than as a student since we are not a formal educational institution in the eyes of the government.
