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HOTELS & GUEST- HOUSES This list is provided as information only and none of the establishments are recommended by Goldsmiths College. 1 HOTELS Name and Contact Details Single Double Twin Family Bickley Manor Thornet Wood Rd. Bickley, BR1 2LW £65 inc £80 inc £80 inc £100 inc 0208 467 9959 Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast www.bickleymanor.co.uk Blyth Hotel 2, Blyth Rd, BR1 3RX £29-45 £58 £60 £70-85 0208 464 3785 www.blythhotelbromley.com Bromley Court £85-109 £95-128 £95-120 Bromley Hill, BR1 4JD £125-145 inc inc inc inc 0208 464 5011 Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast www.bw-bromleycourthotel.co.uk Clarendon £80 £90 £90 £120-135 Montpelier Row, Blackheath, SE3 inc inc inc inc 0208 318 4321 Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast www.clarendonhotel.com Devonport House Hotel (Greenwich) King William Walk, London, SE10 9JL £79-125 £89-145 £89-145 n/a 0208 269 5400 www.devonport-isc.co.uk Diana Hotel 88, Thurlow Park Rd, SE21 8HY £30-65 £50-65 £50-65 £70-95 0208 670 3250 www.dianahotel.co.uk Geoffrey Road Bed & Breakfast 66, Geoffrey Road £23-27 £44-52 SE4 1NT inc inc n/a n/a Tel/Fax: 0208 691 3887 Breakfast Breakfast [email protected] Goodwood 10 Copers Cope Road, Beckenham, £35-£41 £54-58 £50-58 £73 Kent 0208 650 8640 Glendevon House 80 Southborough Rd, Bickley, BR1 2EN £43.95- £47.50- £63.50- £72.50- 0208 467 2183 47.50 59.95 83.50 83.50 www.glendevonhotel.co.uk The Grapevine £39.50- 117 Warick Way, Victoria, SW1V 4HT £59.50- £61.50- £75.50- 44.50 0208 7834 0134 64.50 65.50 90.50 www.grapevinehotel.com Hamilton 14, West Grove, Greenwich, SE10 £100 £120 £120 £140-180 0208 694 9899 www.hamiltonhousehotel.co.uk The Hanover 30/32 St. George's drive, Victoria £45-50 £65-75 £65-75 £90-100 0207 834 0367 www.hanoverhotel.co.uk 2 Name & Contact Details Single Double Twin Family Holiday Inn Express Greenwich £30-£150 Depending on how many people Bugsby’s Way, London, SE10 0GD and the when you wish to stay 0208 269 5000 Hotel Ibis 30, Stockwell Street, Greenwich, SE10 £69.95-79.95 0208 305 1177 www.ibishotel.com International House, Woolwich Full-time students only! Rates per 30 days 109, Brookhill Road, SE18 6RZ £325-370 n/a £390 n/a Tel: 0208 854 1418 Single bed studio: £390 excl bills and Fax: 0208 855 9257 bedding Meadowcroft Lodge 96/98 Southwood Rd, New Eltham, £38.50- £20-25 £49 £46-60 SE9 42 0208 859 1488 Novotel London Greenwich 173-18 Greenwich High Road, London SE10 8JA £135 £155 £155 £155 0208 283 4500 www.accor-hotels.com Queens Hotel 122 Church Rd, SE19 2UG £50 £60 £60 £75 0208 653 6622 www.queenshoteleuro.com Weston House 8 Eltham Green, SE9 5LB £40 £40-50 £40-50 £65-80 0208 850 5191 www.westonhousehotel.com Yardley Court 18, Court Yard, SE9 5PZ £40 inc £59 inc £59 inc £80 inc 0208 850 1850 break break break break www.yardleycourt.com Windsor House 12 Penywern Road, Earls Court 020 7373 9087 £37-43 £44-48 £44-48 £72-79 www.bookings@windsorhouse- hotel.com GUESTHOUSES Name & Contact Details Single Double Twin Family Be My Guest – Self-catering Studios £205 per £285 per £285 per 79 Venner Road, Sydenham, SE26 5HU, week week week Tel: 0208 656 5413 £760 per £930 per £930 per 4 n/a Fax: 0208 659 5439 4 weeks 4 weeks weeks www.bemyguestinlondon.com Carmel House 124 Mottingam Road, SE9 4SL, £30 £50 £50 n/a Tel: 0208 857 3705 [email protected] 3 Name & Contact Details Single Double Twin Family Glenthurston 27, Canadian Avenue, Catford, SE6 3AU £40-60 £55-70 £55-70 £80-130 0208 265 5872 www.glenthurston.co.uk Hazeldene £28 (incl £40 (incl £40 (incl 75 Brownhill Road, Catford, SE6 2HF breakfast) breakfast) breakfast) £60 0208 697 2436 £25 (exc £45 (exc £45 (exc breakfast) breakfast) breakfast) Jayne Qureshi £58 6 Undercliff Road, SE13 (triple) £35 £45 £45 +£10 per 0208 692 4615 extra person J.H. & P.A Broughton 31 - 33 Ringstead Road, Catford, SE6 n/a £50 £50 n/a 2BU 0208 461 0146 Manna House 320, Hither Green Lane, Lewisham SE13 6TS £25-£35 £50 £50 n/a 020 8461 5984 [email protected] http://members.aol.com/mannahouse Mitre Hotel 291 Greenwich High Road, London £65 £85 £85 £110 SE10 8NA 0208 293 0037 Mrs A Marten 113 Pepys Road London SE14 5SE £45 £45-90 n/a n/a Tel: 020 7639 1060 Fax: 020 7639 8780 http://www.pepysroad.com/ Mrs E. Kieren 162, Langton Way, Blackheath £35 £45 £45 £35 SE3 7JR 0208 858 0577 St James Guest House Rates from: 48, Breakspears Road SE4 1UL Tel: 020 8691 1206 £35 £55 £60 £70 Fax: 020 8691 0150 5% discount over 3 days booking Tara House 4, Wyleu Street £15 £30 £30 £40 SE23 1DU 0208 699 5789 Tulip Tree House 41, Minard Road, Catford £28 £50 £50 £60 SE6 1NP 0208 697 2596 Westfields 78 Hayes Lane £25 £38 £38 £56 BR2 9EE 0208 462 5591 4 Single Double Twin Family Name & Contact Details The Globetrotter Inn (Hammersmith) Ashlar Court, Ravenscourt Gardens, London W6 0TU £19-£24 per night inc Breakfast 0208 7463112 – see website for details Email: [email protected] http://www.globetrotterinns.com/ St Christopher’s Hostel Dormitory style accommodation. 189 Greenwich High Road £48 020 8858 3591 £14-16 inc Twin n/a n/a www.st-christophers.co.uk Breakfast Room YHA 20 Salter Road, London, SE16 5PR £23.60 OVER 18 Within UK 0870 770 6010 £19.50 UNDER 18 – See website for further Outside UK (+44) 20 7232 2114 details http://www.yha.org.uk/hostel/hostelp ages/196.html Journey’s Hostel Kings Cross 54-58 Caledonian Rd 4 – 8 Bed dorms at £90 – 100 per wk Kings Cross London Bills and breakfast are included N1 9DP Internet and fax facilities available +44(0) 20783 33893 www.journeyshostels.com Journey’s Hostel Waterloo 73 Lambeth Walk 4 – 8 Bed dorms at £90 – 100 per wk SE11 6DX Bills and breakfast are included +44(0) 20758 23088 Internet and fax facilities available www.journeyshostels.com This list is provided as information only and none of the establishments are recommended by Goldsmiths College. 5.
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