HOOTANANNY HOSTEL, London

Hootananny Hostel offers a bed in a female-only dormitory room. This room includes a washing machine, tumble dryer, and dining area. The dormitory also has a kitchen with a stovetop and electric kettle, plus a microwave. Guests in this dormitory can enjoy a view.

Hootananny introduces new food stalls. Every night except Thursdays TexMex delicious burgers, bourittos, tacos. Fresh and appetizing from the new food truck and freshly made by MOJO Kitchen in Hootananny's beer garden. Thursday, Friday & Saturday guests may enjoy Jamaican traditional barbeque with Jerk Chicken rice and peas and salad, wraps and plantain for the late night reveller in a new food truck in Hootananny's beer garden.

Hootananny offers nightly entertainment except Thursdays. Expect live bands and DJs. Thursday, Friday & Saturday guests may enjoy Jamaican traditional barbeque with Jerk Chicken rice and peas and salad, wraps and plantain for the late night reveller in a new food truck in Hootananny's beer garden. Each BookJam brings a range of talent to a dedicated and passionate audience. Hootananny is a first come first served venue with a large number of outside and inside tables.

Hootananny Hostel is in Brixton, a lively, multicultural area. Landmarks near the hotel are Brixton Village (1 km), Brixton (0.5 km), The Oval (3 km), Brockwell Lido (0.5 km), The Chocolate Museum (1 km), Tower of London (6 km), David Bowie Memorial (1 km), Photofusion (1 km), and Brockwell Park (1 km). The drop-off point is 45 meters from Morval Road to the entrance and 25 meters from Brixton Water Lane to the entrance. Brixton Tube is 0.5 miles away and Brixton Rail station is 0.7 miles from the venue.

Hootananny Brixton welcomes Deaf and disabled customers. Ramps are available to access the pub entrance with security assistance. High stools are available near the front of the venue, backed by a dog-leg of two walls with a soundproofed blocked-in large pub window on one side. The venue provides staff training in equality, diversity, and inclusivity. It also operates the Ask for Angela scheme to help vulnerable people, primarily women, in public places. Hootananny is a cashless venue and accepts American Express. Tickets for Good provide face-value free and discounted live tickets to NHS staff, charity workers and people in receipt of UK Government Cost of Living payments.