Set in the heart of the Chilterns with good road and rail links, our beautiful house and gardens has facilities for group Quiet Days & Retreats and private individuals.

Come and stay in the iconic Iona Abbey, where you’ll join a welcoming community of like-minded people from around the world who share a commitment to putting faith into action.

Located on the edge of Oxfordshire market town, Wantage, and home to the CSMV Sisters, we offer a peaceful sanctuary for people seeking quiet contemplation, reflection and prayer.

The monastic community of this Benedictine Abbey warmly welcomes you to experience peace, contemplation and spiritual nourishment on the border of the North York Moors.

Located within a theological college in rural Oxfordshire, join a worshipping community in term-time, come for a guided retreat, bring a group, or come for peace and time to reflect.

Set in the Shropshire Hills, Sycamores is run by Liz and Tim Bryan, offering a small selection of both open and themed residential Christian retreats.

The House of Retreat, Pleshey is a place where people from all walks of life come to seek God and to search for the spiritual in their lives.

An ecumenical retreat set in an oasis of rural tranquility in the Scottish Borders.  Perfect for church groups and conveniently located to explore St Cuthberts & The Borders Abbeys Way.

Set beside Llangors Lake, Bannau Brecheiniog, Llangasty Retreat House is a place for groups and individuals to develop spirituality by means of retreats and re-creation.

A warm welcome awaits you at Parcevall Hall in the Yorkshire Dales. Consider coming here for a Quiet Day, guided residential retreat, arts or wellbeing course, or a private retreat.

Set in 500 acres of stunning West Sussex countryside and home to a community of Benedictine monks; we offer spiritual space in a secure, faith focussed and loving environment.

The Franciscan Centre Ladywell welcomes guests for both residential and non-residential retreats.We offer a warm Franciscan welcome.

'Come away and rest for a while.' (Mark 6.31)

The Julian Meetings encourage people to practise contemplative prayer and meditation in their daily lives, and to explore ways of doing this which are appropriate for them.