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The Mary Dyer Room is named after a tenacious Boston Quaker who refused to stop preaching even after the Puritans forced her out of the city. This sunny room with a double bed is on the second floor near the library, overlooking the quiet, tree-lined street. Bathrooms are shared with the house’s permanent residents, and all linens are provided.
The George Fox Room is named after the passionate founder of Quakerism. This cozy room has two single beds, and is tucked into the quiet back of the house, with two windows that look out onto the kitchen courtyard. For extra guests, there is a pullout bed in the adjoining childcare room. Both rooms have lamps, and storage space for clothes and other belongings. Bathrooms are shared with the house’s permanent residents, and all linens are provided.
Rates (per night, November-March): | |||
Mary Dyer Room (double bed) | $130 | ||
George Fox Room (2 single beds) | $100 | ||
Rates (per night, April-October): | |||
Mary Dyer Room (double bed) | $150 | ||
George Fox Room (2 single beds) | $120 |
For a preview of room availability, check our Google calendar below. The Mary Dyer room appears in pink, and the George Fox room appears in yellow. If a day is marked as busy, it means there is a reservation for that night.
To make a reservation, please fill out the form below, or write to hospitality@bhfh.org or call (617) 227-9118.
We hope to see you here in Boston soon!
Beacon Hill Friends House offers short-term residency experiences in our interfaith Quaker intentional community. Stay between 4 weeks and 3 months with us in our large cooperative house in downtown Boston, and share in our community spaces, programming, and meals.
A short-term residency might be for you if:
If this sounds like you, please get in touch with us!
Your residency at BHFH includes:
Private accommodations (shared bathroom)
5 weekly chef-prepared dinners
Fully-stocked kitchen and pantry
Shared use of our gorgeous Meeting Room, Parlor, Library, Courtyards, and Deck
Opportunities to engage in the community life of the Friends House
Opportunities to engage in the public programming of the Friends House
When booking your residency, we will work with you to make a plan that fits your needs.
Pricing and other logistics:
To make a reservation, read our policies, then write to Vickie Wu at hospitality@bhfh.org, or call (617) 227-9118. We hope to see you here in Boston soon!
Beacon Hill Friends House is an independent Quaker nonprofit that provides opportunities for spiritual deepening, personal growth, and collective action.
6 & 8 Chestnut St., Boston, MA, 02108
(617) 227-9118
info@bhfh.org
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