Located in a Haringey Council owned building in North London, the hotel opened in May 2016 and is the UK's first arts-led social enterprise hotel that offers affordable accommodation and event spaces.
Green Rooms
The hotel provides 54 beds with discounts for travellers working in the arts and creative industries.
On the ground floor there is a lively bar and restaurant. The restaurant offers six-month, rent-free residencies to new restaurateurs, acting as a business incubator project. The bar and seating area serve as informal co-working space in the daytime, and a successful evening venue for Wood Green with a regular programme of exhibitions, events and performances including live music and talks. The hotel also features a large event / rehearsal space on the first floor.
The project was funded by the Greater London Authority, the London Borough of Haringey and social impact private investment at a total fit out and refurbishment cost of £1m. It has been held up as a glowing example of how local authorities, social enterprises and private investors can work together to deliver game-changing cultural entrepreneurships. Green Rooms is also signposting future regeneration plans for Wood Green, ensuring that local community groups are involved at all stages and are brought along - not priced out or left behind through gentrification.
www.greenrooms.london
On the ground floor there is a lively bar and restaurant. The restaurant offers six-month, rent-free residencies to new restaurateurs, acting as a business incubator project. The bar and seating area serve as informal co-working space in the daytime, and a successful evening venue for Wood Green with a regular programme of exhibitions, events and performances including live music and talks. The hotel also features a large event / rehearsal space on the first floor.
The project was funded by the Greater London Authority, the London Borough of Haringey and social impact private investment at a total fit out and refurbishment cost of £1m. It has been held up as a glowing example of how local authorities, social enterprises and private investors can work together to deliver game-changing cultural entrepreneurships. Green Rooms is also signposting future regeneration plans for Wood Green, ensuring that local community groups are involved at all stages and are brought along - not priced out or left behind through gentrification.
www.greenrooms.london
