Shoreditch is where east London's creative scene took off, and it feels very different from central London. Street art covers the walls around Brick Lane and Hoxton Square, and the streets are full of galleries, vintage shops and independent cafés. On Sundays, Columbia Road's flower market draws crowds from across the city.
The best hotels in Shoreditch, London share the area's energy and appetite for new ideas. Expect bold, design-led interiors, plenty of art, lively bars and rooftop spaces with views towards the City's towers. Rates range from smart and well-priced to more polished, upscale stays.
I'd stay here for the food and nightlife, and to see London from a new angle. Old Spitalfields Market, the Barbican and the City are close by.
The hotel that defines Shoreditch style — exposed brick, a lobby that runs from coffee to cocktails, Brick Lane round the corner.
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Shoreditch & Old Street on Your Doorstep
The Hoxton puts you right in Shoreditch, with Old Street just around the corner and the City close by. Spitalfields Market and Brick Lane are within walking distance, while restaurants, bars and independent shops line the surrounding streets. Old Street station makes Soho, Covent Garden and the West End easy to reach in about 20 minutes.
Industrial Style & a Lively Lobby
The Hoxton helped define the relaxed, design-led hotel style now associated with Shoreditch. Exposed brick, vintage furniture and contemporary artwork give the interiors plenty of character, while the large, open lobby shifts naturally from coffee and laptops by day to drinks and a livelier atmosphere in the evening.
Compact Rooms with Character
Rooms are compact, comfortable and cleverly designed, with an industrial influence that suits the Shoreditch setting. Larger categories offer more space to spread out, while the emphasis throughout is on simple, well-considered design rather than unnecessary extras.
Lively Dining Downstairs
The restaurant and bar form part of the hotel's social heart, with an atmosphere that carries through from morning coffee to dinner and drinks later in the evening. It’s the kind of hotel where the ground floor is part of the experience, not just a place you pass through.
Colourful, compact rooms in the middle of Shoreditch, with Brick Lane and Spitalfields Market within walking distance.
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Shoreditch Outside the Door
citizenM puts you right in Shoreditch, surrounded by restaurants, bars, independent shops and some of East London’s best nightlife. Brick Lane and Spitalfields Market are within walking distance, and the City is close by. Liverpool Street and Old Street stations are both within walking distance, while Soho, Covent Garden and the West End are around 20 minutes away by public transport.
Bold Design & Sociable Spaces
The hotel has citizenM’s signature colourful, contemporary style, with modern art, statement furniture and spacious living rooms designed for relaxing, working or meeting friends. The atmosphere is informal and lively, fitting naturally into its Shoreditch surroundings.
Compact Rooms with Smart Technology
Rooms are compact yet cleverly designed around large wall-to-wall beds, with blackout blinds and rainfall showers. You can control lighting, temperature, and entertainment from the room tablet, making everything refreshingly straightforward.
Twenty-five floors above Shoreditch, with Kenny Atkinson's Solaya at the top and a pool and spa below.
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In the Heart of Shoreditch
art’otel London Hoxton puts you right in the heart of East London’s creative scene, at the intersection of Old Street and Great Eastern Street. Old Street station is just a three-minute walk away, while Brick Lane and Spitalfields Market are about a 15-minute walk. Liverpool Street is also within easy walking distance, making the City and the rest of London easy to reach.
Art Takes Centre Stage
Art isn't merely decorative here; it defines the hotel's overall personality. London street artist DFace is behind the bold visual identity, with his distinctive work running throughout the interiors and guest rooms. Look out for two original Banksy pieces, too, alongside a dedicated gallery showcasing contemporary artists and a rotating programme of exhibitions and events.
Bold Rooms & Brilliant Views
Rooms are colourful, contemporary and unmistakably art’otel, featuring original DFace artwork and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame views across London. Higher floors make the most of the skyline, while thoughtful touches such as espresso machines and well-designed workspaces make them equally suited to relaxing or catching up on work.
Pool, Spa & Skyline Gym
A heated indoor pool is a welcome surprise in Shoreditch, joined by a sauna, steam room and a full menu of massages and facials. The 24-hour gym sits up on the 26th floor, so even a workout comes with impressive views across London.
Dinner High Above London
On the 25th floor, Solaya pairs panoramic London views with Southern French and Mediterranean cuisine from Michelin-starred chef Kenny Atkinson. The adjoining bar keeps things going with cocktails and DJ nights, while The Brush downstairs is a more casual all-day option with a terrace..
A stylish, easy base in the middle of Shoreditch, with the neighbourhood’s best bars, restaurants and markets right outside.
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Shoreditch & the City
Hart puts you in Shoreditch, with restaurants, bars, and independent shops all around the hotel. Spitalfields and Brick Lane are within walking distance, and the City is close by too. Old Street and Liverpool Street stations offer plenty of transport options, while Soho, Covent Garden and the West End are around 20 to 25 minutes away by Tube.
Inspired by East London
The hotel draws on Shoreditch’s industrial heritage and tradition of craftsmanship, blending locally inspired artwork with polished contemporary design. There’s plenty of personality, but the overall feel remains sophisticated rather than overly theatrical.
Stylish Rooms
Rooms are contemporary and thoughtfully designed, while the Queen Family Room has two double beds and accommodates up to four guests, offering useful flexibility when travelling together.
Pan Asian Dining at UBA
UBA brings Pan-Asian cooking to the hotel, drawing inspiration from the street food and flavours of Asia. The Lobby Bar offers a more relaxed setting for cocktails, with live DJs adding to the atmosphere at weekends.
