WHERE TO GO WHEN YOU ARE AWAY…
ENGLAND
The Arts Club [A,D]
40 Dover Street
London, WIX 3RB
Tel: 171-499-8581
Fax: 171-409-0913
The Lansdowne [C]
9 Fitzmaurice Place
London, W1X 6JD
Tel: 171-629-7200
Fax: 171-409-7839
The Reform Club [C]
104 Pall Mall
London, SWIY 5EW
Tel: 011-44-207-930-9374
Fax: 171-930-1857
The Savile Club [B,F]
69 Brook Street
London, W1Y 2ER
Tel: 171-629-5462
Fax: 171-499-708
The University Women’s Club [C,E]
2 Audley Square
South Audley Street
London, W1Y 6DB
Tel: 171-499-2268
Fax: 171-499-7046
SCOTLAND
Scottish Arts Club [A,D]
24, Rutland Square
Edinburgh EH1 2BW
Tel: 31-229-8157
Fax: 31-229-8887
AUSTRALIA
The American Club
127-131 Macquarie Street
Sydney 2000 AUSTRALIA
Tel: 61-2-241-2015
The University and Schools Club
60 Phillip Street
Sydney 2000 AUSTRALIA
Tel: 61-2-9247-1323
Fax: 61-2-9247-9570
UNITED STATES
The Arts Club of Washington [C]
2017 I Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20006
Tel: 202-331-7282
Fax: 202-857-3678
The City Tavern Club [C]
3206 M Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
Tel: 202-337-8770
Fax: 202-625-2689
The Cliff Dwellers [A]
200 South Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60604
Tel: 312-922-8080
Fax: 312-922-8084
The Lotos Club
Five East 66th Street
New York, N.Y. 10021
Tel: 212-737-9188
(Dinner on Saturday 6-9 pm)
The Franklin Inn Club [A,D]
205 South Camac Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Tel: 215-732-0334
St. Botolph Club [C]
199 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02116
Tel: 617-536-7570
Fax: 617-267-0925
The Graduate Club [C]
155 Elm Street
New Haven, CT 06511
Tel: 203-624-3197
Fax: 203-624-1129
The Madison Club [A,D]
5 East Wilson Street (P.O. Box 408)
Madison, WI 53701
Tel: 608-255-4861
Fax: 608-255-9401
The Tavern Club [D]
4 Boylston Place
Boston, MA 02116
Tel: 617-338-9682
The University Club of Chicago [C]
76 East Monroe Street
Chicago, IL 60603
Tel: 312-726-2840
Fax: 312-726-0620
Can’t
Make It to Lunch at The Coffee House?
Try Australia, or try London,
Chicago, Edinburgh, Philadelphia, New Haven, Boston, or Madison, Wisconsin.
Your Club membership offers you access to 20 clubs around the world.
Do come to lunch at The Coffee
House, when you are in town. If you must leave town, do visit one of the
clubs listed overleaf.
Some Suggestions:
Some of our reciprocal clubs may
take you at your word if you say you are a member of The Coffee House, but it is
best to play it safe by obtaining a card of introduction from the club office
before you go.
Some of our reciprocal clubs
accept or require cash payments; others will send you a bill c/o The
Coffee House. Please do pay before you leave if possible, so we do not
have to forward your bill to you.
Do come to lunch or to other
events at the Coffee House whenever you can, do visit our reciprocal clubs when
you are away and do let us know about any club you feel would be good for us to
have a reciprocal arrangement with, and do give a warm greeting to those who
visit The Coffee House via our reciprocities. For more details, see the
volume on reciprocities on the Club Room desk at The Coffee House.
And remember, visitors to New
York may enjoy the privileges of The Coffee House, as temporary members, for a
period of one month, without the payment of dues. That period of temporary
membership may be extended at the discretion of the Acting Secretary.
Members may obtain such privileges for visitors by informing the Acting
Secretary and the staff of the name of the prospective temporary member.
Temporary members are entitled to The Coffee House rate at The Roger Smith Hotel
(Address: 501 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10017, (800) 445-0277). That
rate must be requested when making reservations. It is not available at
certain times of the year.
Key to Club Classifications:
A: No bedrooms
B: Bedrooms for men only
C: Bedrooms for men, women,
and couples
D: Primarily a luncheon club
E: Not all facilities
available to men
F: Not all facilities
available to women