decent hotels if visiting Fabric London??

[topoftherock]

Hey guys,
Anyone know of any decent hotels with good access to fabric London? (preferably walking distance).
many thanks

 

[MiniMarc]

theres one round the corner they put the visiting dj's up in i think but its pretty spenny. think might be this one.
http://www.rookeryhotel.com/

seen a few interviews done from the hotel rooms during their marathon birthday sessions

 

[topoftherock]

thanks for that mate. but yeah that is way out of my budget unfortunately, i was looking for something around £30-£50 mark. know any other ones?
thanks

 

[MiniMarc]

booking.com ??

 

[OllieNotts]

Think you'll be lucky to get anywhere in London for 30 quid a night

 

[topoftherock]

yeah, i just looked and it does seem that i wont find one for that price! im just gunna up for the night and catch the early bus home! whats the cheapest way to get from victoria coach station to fabric? is it within walking distance?

 

[Evolution]

Depending on how quick you walk, you could probably do it in an hour.

 

[topoftherock]

maybe with a few drinks down me and at night its a little too far to walk. you have any idea how much a taxi would cost there? its roughly 3 miles
thanks

 

[MiniMarc]

If your there till past half 5 or 6am just get the tube , the station is just round the corner. 1 stop to kings cross then change to Victoria line about 6 stops

 

[topoftherock]

thanks

 

[W_I_C]

Cab from Victoria to fabric will cost you £12 - £18. Catch the tube if you can

 

[jackmontandon]

Have you looked at apartments? Me and 3 mates have managed to get one for £150 for the night, and as there is four of us it works out cheap!

 

[topoftherock]

thnks for the advice guys, will do some research!

 

[Ferd]

http://www.easyhotel.com/

there's one in old street.