Benefits of Membership

The Royal Over-Seas League (ROSL) was founded in 1910 by Sir Evelyn Wrench to foster international understanding and friendship. Today there are over 18,000 members worldwide. ROSL offers many benefits of membership - splendid clubhouses, international networking opportunites and reasonable prices due to its not-for-profit status:

• Central London clubhouse with 80 en-suite bedrooms, restaurants, bar, drawing room and garden with al fresco dining
• Seven attractive conference and banqueting rooms
• Varied social and cultural events programme and Younger Members' Interclub Group
• Literary lectures, concerts, art exhibitions, ROSL ARTS Club
• Discounted cruises and travel in support of ROSL Namibia Projects
• Edinburgh clubhouse with 17 bedrooms, self contained flat, restaurant, bar, drawing room and conference rooms. Magnificent views of the Castle
• Over 80 Reciprocal clubs around the world
• Quarterly Journal 'Overseas' covering ROSL events and the Commonwealth
• Over 18,000 fellow members worldwide, local branches and a warm welcome to those who are discovering ROSL for the first time