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Find the best hotels in Shoreditch with our guide to east London accommodation
Shoreditch has a range of upmarket and boutique hotels as well as a few budget options. From the exclusive rooms available at Shoreditch House to the bargains available at the Hoxton Hotel, rest your head in the heart of east London with Time Out's guide to the best hotels in Shoreditch.
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Rooms have en-suite wet rooms and free wi-fi and are compact, but modern and clean
Design mogul Sir Terence Conran’s Boundary Project warehouse conversion was a labour of love. Its restaurants – which include Albion, one of the best openings of 2009, a downstairs fine-dining establishment and a rooftop bar – are high-quality but relaxed, and all 17 bedrooms are beautifully designed.
Ace is a destination in its own right, thanks to its prime location and its own inimitable brand of cool.
Situated in London, the Premier Inn London City (Old Street) features stunning views across the city skyline, from Olympic Park towards the Shard. The hotel is just 2 minutes' walk from Old Street Tube Station, which has 20-minute connections to central London and the financial district.Each modern air-conditioned room includes an LCD flat-screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities. The private bathrooms have a hairdryer.
The most recent hotel opening from Soho House members’ club might even be the best, perfectly catching the local atmosphere with its unfussy, slightly retro design. The rooms feel a bit like urban beach huts, with pastel-coloured tongue-and-groove, shutters and swing doors to the en suite showers.
Some say Shoreditch has had its day, that London’s trendy brigade have moved on. If you go to Brick Lane Market, though, it doesn’t look that way. The weird and wonderfully dressed hordes keep coming to the rough triangle made up by Old Street, Great Eastern Street and Shoreditch High Street, packing into ramshackle bars and independent shops.
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