Studio 169, 169a Stoke Newington High Street, London N16 0NY, United Kingdom
We would rather tell you plainly what this building can and cannot do than have you arrive and find out. If anything below is unclear, or you need something not mentioned, please contact us before you book on +44 7717 148245 or at mannysfusion@gmail.com and we will give you a straight answer.
Getting around the building
Double rooms are reached by stairs. Tell us about any mobility needs before you book.
What we can confirm today
- Assistance dogs are welcome. The house rules say we do not accept animals; that rule does not apply to a registered assistance dog. You do not need permission, though telling us in advance helps us prepare the room.
- Check-in — From 15:00. Tell us your arrival time and we will have someone ready to meet you.
What this building cannot do
A plain answer is more use to you than a hopeful one, so unless we have told you otherwise in writing:
| Entrance | There are steps up to the front door. Tell us before you arrive and we will meet you and help with your luggage. |
| Ground-floor rooms | Every bedroom is reached by stairs. |
| Bathrooms | No bathroom is adapted — there are no grab rails and no shower seat. |
| Doorways | Bedroom doorways are not wide enough for a wheelchair. |
| Hearing and vision | There are no visual or vibrating fire alarms, and no hearing loop at reception. |
If any of this rules us out for you, please tell us before you book rather than after. We would rather lose the booking than have you arrive at a building you cannot use.
This website
We aim to meet WCAG 2.2 level AA on the booking site: it works with a keyboard alone, the text can be enlarged in your browser without breaking the layout, form fields are labelled, and colour is never the only way information is given.
If you hit a barrier on this site — or would simply rather book by phone or email — contact us on +44 7717 148245 or at mannysfusion@gmail.com and we will take the booking for you.
Feedback
Tell us if we have got something wrong or if there is something we should add. We would rather know.