Upon stepping into nhow, you will quickly realise that this is no ordinary hotel. Architect James Soane has lent his creative genius to craft a unique and playful atmosphere combining British heritage elements with a futuristic edge. The “London Reloaded” theme is evident throughout the hotel, allowing guests to view London’s oldest traditions through a new and unconventional lens.
Entering the hotel, you will notice the vibrant lobby and lounge area, a feast for the eyes and bursting with colour and creativity. A 30-foot Big Ben rocket shooting into space and a neon-yellow bar taking centre stage add a sense of whimsy and fun to the overall ambience of the hotel. It’s a visual feast that sets the tone for the lively atmosphere you will experience throughout your stay.
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The rooms are committed to vibrant design, featuring unique elements like Notting Hill-inspired front doors, eccentric royal portraits on the walls, and colourful designer furniture and carpets for an enchanting stay.
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Options had the pleasure of staying in one of the hotel’s suites, and it was nothing short of luxurious. The suite featured a spacious and comfortable king-size bed, a separate living room with a cosy corner sofa, and a beautifully appointed bathroom with a bath and a shower.
Options had the pleasure of staying in one of the hotel’s suites, and it was nothing short of luxurious. The suite featured a spacious and comfortable king-size bed, a separate living room with a cosy corner sofa, and a beautifully appointed bathroom with a bath and a shower.
What truly sets nhow apart is its attention to detail and commitment to providing a unique experience. The design elements in the suite were unique, with textures and colours that brought the outside world in. The floral wallpaper, grass-like carpets, and elegant furniture created a bright and inviting atmosphere.
Nestled in the heart of Shoreditch, nhow offers easy access to a wealth of attractions. Explore the vibrant street art scene, discover eclectic boutiques, and savour the diverse culinary offerings that this East End neighbourhood is renowned for.
While the tube station may be a little bit of a walk away, it allows you to check out what the area offers. To make exploring even more convenient, suites’ guests can loan a folding Brompton bicycle to zip around the capital.
A stay at nhow London Hotel in Shoreditch promises a truly unique and unforgettable experience. Its quirky interior design, luxurious suites, and proximity to the hip Shoreditch neighbourhood make it the ideal place for travellers looking to soak up the contrasts London has to offer.
Top sights in Shoreditch
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Brick Lane
Famous for its fascinating history, street art and lively markets, Brick Lane used to house brick and tile manufacturers. Today, it has become a hip district that celebrates culture and art, teeming with curry restaurants and trendy cafes.
Spitalfields Market
A one-stop destination for food, fashion, art, music, and events in East London, Spitalfields is a lively indoor market with independent vendors for clothing, jewellery, home items, art and gourmet products.
Ballie Ballerson London
A nightspot serving retro cocktails, this kitschy bar lets guests frolic in two ball pits filled with over a million balls and plays RnB, disco and house beats to party to.
Museum of the Home
Formerly the Geffrye Museum, this free museum housed in beautiful 18th-century almshouses explores the history of (middle-class) homes from 1600 to the present day.
Lady Dinah’s Cat Emporium
Enjoy cakes and English tea (or coffee if you prefer) as resident cats wander around this whimsical two-storey cafe.
