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Design hotels, social lobbies, Spitalfields townhouses, and rooftop energy for travelers using east London as their base.

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Best Hotels in Shoreditch, London

Guide: Shoreditch Design Hotels and Social Lobbies

Shoreditch hotels range from social-lobby design properties and rooftops to quieter Spitalfields townhouses, all embedded in east London's restaurants, galleries, and nightlife.

  • Boundary ShoreditchBoundary’s rooms take their cues from designers and movements including the Bauhaus, in a converted Victorian industrial building. Upstairs, the rooftop terrace looks across Shoreditch; Redchurch Street’s shops are just below.Book on Booking.com
  • The Hoxton ShoreditchParquet floors, mid-century furniture and round mirrors give The Hoxton Shoreditch’s bedrooms a warm, familiar feel. Downstairs, the restaurant and busy lobby bring hotel guests together with neighbours over coffee and drinks.Book on Booking.com
  • Mondrian ShoreditchNow Virgin Hotels London-Shoreditch, the former Mondrian has exposed brick, steel-framed windows and a heated rooftop pool. The listening bar has an extensive vinyl collection, with Spitalfields and Curtain Road nearby.Book on Booking.com
  • citizenM London ShoreditchWall-to-wall beds and tablet-controlled lighting make citizenM Shoreditch’s small rooms feel deliberately pared back. The shared living room has colourful furniture and a 24-hour bar, close to Shoreditch High Street station.Book on Booking.com
  • Batty Langley'sAntiques, oil paintings and substantial beds give Batty Langley’s the air of a Georgian private house. Intimate drawing rooms and honesty bars sit behind its Spitalfields frontage, close to Liverpool Street and the market.Book on Booking.com
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