Looking for somewhere to stay in the City? Perhaps you're here on business, have come to party at some of Shoreditch and Hackney's best nightclubs, or just fancy embracing your inner tourist with a trip to the Tower Of London. Whatever the case, the capital is brimming with a host of sophisticated, cool and quirky sleeps, boasting killer bars and restaurants to match. See for yourself with our list of hotels in East London for all your minibreak needs.
Making it onto our list of East London favourites, NHow in Shoreditch has a restaurant worth visiting. Not only does it have gorgeous interiors (think wacky features and artwork), but it's also flaunting an epic food menu. Think burgers and charcuterie boards.
An uber-luxe East London hotel, Dorsett City manages to dish up stunning panoramic vistas across London from its 14th-floor terrace bar, Jin Bo Law, whilst still remaining in amongst all the action. Step outside the Aldgate East hotel and you'll find a mass of galleries, markets and boutiques on your doorstep. Although with two restaurants, a 24-hour gym and a rooftop bar and event space, there's really no need to leave.
Situated in East London, The Dixon Hotel is a fabulous haunt to check out. Boasting 193 rooms over 6 floors, an Italian restaurant and The Courtroom Bar slinging out espresso martinis, this hotel promises a luxury stay with stylish flooring and avant-garde artwork.
One of the best hotels in East London, incredible cityscape views, a rooftop terrace, a gym and a pool are all up for grabs at this stunning space in Canary Wharf. If that wasn't enough, Novotel also touts Bōkan, an award-winning restaurant, as well as being ideally located only a few minutes walk from the underground, with easy access to the O2 Arena and Greenwich.
Bright and bold furnishings, specially crafted cocktails and historic interiors are all on offer at Andaz. Not up for roaming around Spitalfields and Shoreditch for dinner? No problem, the luxury five-star Liverpool Street hotel has a whopping six bars and restaurants to choose from, including a restaurant housed in a Grade II-listed ballroom.
Apex Hotel is situated in the City, giving guests a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle. Step inside the Tower Bridge hotel and you'll find a spa, 24-hour gym and suave rooms all at your beck and call. Their in-house restaurant and bar, The Lampery, also whips up elegant bites and a tasty afternoon tea at the East London hotel.
The Culpeper may appear to be a traditional boozer from the street view, however, once inside you'll see that this Brick Lane gem is much more than that. Housing a pub, restaurant, charming rooms and a rooftop garden across four floors, this enchanting hotel is brimming with authentic London vibes.
Located just a short walk from Liverpool Street Station, Pan Pacific is ideal for those who would like to explore the best of East London. And if you fancy a bite to eat during your stay? Pop over to its beaut South East Asian restaurant Straits Kitchen for mouthwatering munch.
Nestled in amongst the quirky streets of Clerkenwell, The Zetter Townhouse is definitely one of the most eccentric hotels in East London. An aesthetic medley of Wes Anderson-meets-Victorian-gothic-chic, the boutique building is serving up vibrant cocktails and sumptuous bedrooms in a theatrical setting.
Located in a converted Victorian warehouse, Boundary London is a seriously cool and intimate Shoreditch hotel on Redchurch Street. The boutique spot has 17 bespoke bedrooms along with an all-day cafe, bar and rooftop restaurant featuring breathtaking views across the surrounding area. They've even got their own grocery.
