FAQs: How can I contact the Benedictine-Institute ?
By contacting us, either by e-mail, telephone or by post, giving their name, address and telephone number.
How to get there?
The Benedictine Institute is situated at 74 Castlebar Road, Ealing, London W5 2DD
1. Cycle: Park in front of the building. We shall soon install cycle ramps
2. Underground to Ealing Broadway: Central and District Lines
3. Thames Trains [10 minute walk]
4. Bus: E2, E9, to Mount Avenue, 297 & E10 to Castlebar Hill
5. Car: Unrestricted parking in Montpelier Avenue.
Accommodation: We have limited on-site accommodation at the Ealing Abbey House for Guests, where Benedictine Institute participants may stay.
Bookings must be made in advance. Recommended donation (B&B) £30 per night. There are lots of local B&Bs and hotels. We also recommend you consult AirBnB.
airbnb London-Borough-of-Ealing single rooms
What childcare facilities do you offer?
There are no childcare facilities offered.
What facilities do you provide for disabled students?
Wheelchair Ramp. Downstairs teaching and library facilities. No disabled toilets.
What facilities do you provide for those with learning difficulties?
None, as yet.
What is your institution renowned for and why?
The Benedictine Institute (including the former Benedictine Study & Arts Centre) is renowned not only for its Theology, Liturgy and Language Courses but also for its hospitality and its quiet, leafy setting. The Centre, a foundation of the Benedictine Monks of Ealing Abbey whose monastery is also situated on the site, was established in 1992, upon the twin monastic emphases of hospitality and community life.