Luxury hotels and boutique stays
A sleek addition to Old Street's rapidly evolving skyline with rooms that prioritize floor-to-ceiling windows and minimalist design. The rooftop bar offers some of the best views in East London while the ground floor buzzes with tech workers and creative professionals. This is Shoreditch grown up and gone global.
A converted Victorian building housing a creative hotel with artist-designed rooms and communal spaces. The property celebrates local culture through its restaurant, bar, and regular live music events.
A surprisingly sophisticated business hotel that's managed to integrate seamlessly into Spitalfields' creative ecosystem. The executive floors offer stunning city views while the ground floor restaurant attracts local food lovers rather than just hotel guests. Stay here when you need reliable luxury without sacrificing neighborhood authenticity.
Philippe Starck's playful design sensibility meets East London edge in this 194-room hotel that refuses to take itself too seriously. Expect bold colors, quirky furniture, and a rooftop that's become the unofficial headquarters for Shoreditch's creative crowd. The ground floor restaurant serves comfort food with a French twist to a soundtrack of carefully curated indie music.
A minimalist hotel with Scandinavian-inspired design and clean lines throughout. Features a popular ground floor restaurant serving contemporary European cuisine with local ingredients.
Proof that budget doesn't have to mean boring, this Premier Inn occupies a prime Old Street location without the premium price tag. The rooms are small but cleverly designed, while the location puts you within stumbling distance of Shoreditch's best bars and restaurants. Book this when you'd rather spend your money on experiences than thread counts.
A contemporary hotel designed for modern travelers with flexible spaces and international cuisine. Features co-working areas and meeting rooms alongside comfortable accommodation.
A Victorian corner pub with rooms that's pioneered the rooftop garden trend before everyone else jumped on the bandwagon. Five simple rooms sit above one of Spitalfields' most beloved gastropubs, complete with a greenhouse bar that grows its own cocktail garnishes. Stay here if you want to live like a proper East London local.
A stylish boutique hotel featuring industrial chic design with exposed brick and copper accents. Known for its vibrant lobby and locally sourced breakfast bags delivered to your room.
Victorian charm meets quirky British eccentricity in this intimate 24-room townhouse that feels more like staying at your impossibly stylish aunt's place. The cocktail bar downstairs is legendary among locals for its gin-heavy menu and taxidermy-adorned walls. Book the sepia suite if you want to feel like you're living inside a Wes Anderson film.
A gloriously restored 1930s Art Deco town hall that's been transformed into East London's most architecturally stunning hotel. The original council chambers now serve cocktails while maintaining every gorgeous period detail. This is where design nerds come to worship at the altar of authentic Art Deco glamour.
A charming boutique hotel in a converted Victorian warehouse with individually decorated rooms. Known for its rooftop bar and restaurant focusing on seasonal British ingredients.
The East London creative hotel that helped define the Ace brand. Exposed brick, vintage furniture, Hoi Polloi brasserie, and Miranda bar in the basement. The lobby is Shoreditch's unofficial co-working space.
The hotel that started the Hoxton revolution - affordable design rooms, a buzzing lobby, and a location at the epicentre of Shoreditch. The original, and still one of the best value design hotels in London.
Terence Conran's Shoreditch project, with individually designed rooms and one of the best rooftop terraces in London. The al fresco dining with views across the East End rooftops is unmissable in summer.