Hart Shoreditch Hotel London
9.3
Remarkable
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Why we picked this hotel
Hart gets Shoreditch right by looking backwards rather than chasing trends, with interiors shaped by the area’s cabinetmakers, weavers and industrial past.
Hotel description
Hart Shoreditch is a design-led hotel on Great Eastern Street, with interiors inspired by East London’s industrial and artisan history. The name comes from the Harts, a family of cabinetmakers associated with the site in the 1800s, while Fabled Studio worked that history into details such as wrought iron, copper and mahogany lighting shaped like cabinetmaker’s boxes. Breakfast starts at UBA, the gym is open around the clock, and Brick Lane, Spitalfields and Columbia Road are all walkable. Back downstairs, UBA and the Lobby Bar give the ground floor enough energy to feel connected to the neighbourhood rather than sealed off from it.
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Hotel location
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Craft history shapes the interiors
The Hart name comes from cabinetmakers associated with the site, with their story echoed through bespoke joinery, copper and cabinet-box-inspired lighting.
Fabled Studio avoided Shoreditch clichés
Travertine, rendered stucco and hand-worked copper replace the expected exposed-brick look, drawing instead on East London’s historic makers and industries.
Art keeps changing around the hotel
HART DNA brings exhibitions, installations and workshops into the property, including collaborations with East London and London-based artists.
UBA gives the hotel its own rhythm
The current restaurant centres on Pan-Asian cooking, with breakfast daily plus lunch, dinner and weekend brunch across its weekly schedule.
The lobby is made to be used
A large communal table, Lobby Bar and weekend DJs turn the ground floor into a working, drinking and meeting space.
The top suites add real space
The Skylight Suite has high ceilings and a separate sitting area, while the 55 sqm top-floor suite includes living and dining space.
Our take on the stay
The Hart name has a reason for being here. The Harts were cabinetmakers on the site in the 1800s, and you still find references to their trade throughout the interiors.
Curated by
Bob
What guests loved
The exceptionally comfortable beds
The warm and welcoming staff
The spotless, well-kept rooms
The excellent Shoreditch location
The distinctive interior design
Best for
Shoreditch • Weekend stays • Art • Nightlife • City breaks • Markets
Good to know
126 rooms across six floors
Check-in from 15:00
Check-out until 12:00
Room sizes 17–55 m²
24-hour fitness centre
UBA Restaurant + Lobby Bar
Connecting rooms and cots available
Pets are allowed (charges apply)
No on-site parking; Broadgate Circle Parking around 10 minutes on foot
London City Airport around 20–30 minutes by taxi
Amenities
Pet friendly
Gym
Free cots available for children
About the destination
Shoreditch, London
Shoreditch is one of East London’s most creative neighbourhoods, where converted warehouses, street art, independent shops, and an ever-changing restaurant scene shape local life. Its lively streets stretch towards Spitalfields and the City, with markets, galleries, and late-night spots all close by. Hart Shoreditch Hotel London sits right in the neighbourhood, offering an easy base for experiencing this energetic side of the capital.
