Guide to the best hotels in Shoreditch

If you want budget-friendly accommodation in East London, Shoreditch Inn is a great option. Double, twin, and triple rooms with convenient extras are available, all with a neutral decor that lets you make yourself at home. This low-cost hotel gives you easy access to all that Shoreditch has to offer.

There's a buzz around One Hundred Shoreditch. This place is a must for art and design fans, with bespoke pieces in the bedrooms and public areas. Rooms are spacious studios where you can work and rest. Renowned cocktail bar Seed Library is located in the basement, plus there's a rooftop bar and other eateries.

For a comfortable stay at a budget-friendly price, try Point A, which gives you easy access to East London. The simple rooms are modern and clean, including mood lighting, power showers, and flatscreen televisions. This hotel serves breakfast and guests can also use the bar, lounges, and work spaces here.

Boundary Shoreditch is perhaps best-known as a rooftop bar and grill. There are also rooms to stay in, each showcasing a distinctive 20th century design trend or designer. 17 rooms and suites are available, all with smart and classy furnishings. Late check-out on Sundays or bubbly in your room can also be booked.

Shoreditch House brings glamour to a converted warehouse building. This social club has rooms for members and non-members, suitable for up to two guests. On-site you'll find a bar and restaurants, plus a relaxing sitting room and a rooftop swimming pool and terrace with dramatic views of the East End.

Showcasing striking design in a former industrial building, Hart Shoreditch Hotel is a stylish venue that puts you at the heart of East London. You'll see modern design touches throughout. A mixture of rooms, suites, and accessible rooms are available, plus amenities like a fitness studio, boutique, and two different dining options.

Housed in a Grade II Baroque-style listed building, Courthouse Hotel blends history with on-trend style and modern facilities. There are 86 rooms and 42 suites, all of them comfortable and design-led. Other facilities include the rooftop bar, bowling alley, cinema, spa, and pool, plus a number of bars and eateries.

Experience minimalist luxury with a Japanese influence at Nobu's Shoreditch hotel. This ultra-modern building has a powerful industrial look, paired with a simple approach. There are 164 rooms and suites, plus a renowned restaurant, bar and terrace, gym and spa, and an events space. Rooms include Japanese tea sets and dining areas.

Stay at The Hoxton if you’re looking for affordable luxury. There are 210 rooms with the hotel’s signature industrial style, plus nine unique rooms specially designed by local artists. In every room you’ll find large mirrors and local area guides. There are two different eateries and several event spaces on-site too.

If you want to stay in a hotel that’s full of colour and charm, try Batty Langley’s Hotel. Its distinctive look makes it popular for photoshoots and there are meeting spaces too. Each unique room is full of antiques and elaborate features, with breakfast available in your room or in the courtyard.

When you want a cosy place to stay in Shoreditch, check out Redchurch Townhouse. This hotel comes from Soho House and you get access to the members club if you make a booking here. Rooms are stylish and contemporary, each accommodating one or two people. Compact and more spacious options are available.

There’s loads going on in one space at The Culpeper. You’ll find a classic pub, a buzzy roof terrace, a restaurant, and stylish bedrooms on the second floor. Furnishings are hip and understated, and the rooms create a cosy feel. Of course, you can use the venue’s great facilities during your stay.

Mondrian brings a little bit of five star luxury to Shoreditch. A variety of stylish rooms and suites are available with bespoke artwork and steam rain showers, plus large windows for watching the city scene. There’s a rooftop swimming pool here plus a glam roof terrace for relaxing with a drink.