Shoreditch Hotel Guide - Hotels with Air Conditioning in Shoreditch, London

"A very unique ambiance. A very quiet refuge in the middle of a noisy city."

"We had an amazing stay at this hotel. The check-in was easy. The checkout was easy this hotel. I had all the amenities you need. Dinesh was great at the counter."

"Great place to stay, rooms are interesting and somewhat "high tech" with the iPad controlling everything. If you happent to come to this branch and going to the dining area around night time, be sure to say hello to Sergio. Great guy, great chat and very hospitable! Was going through a bit of a rough patch personally, but he was kind enough to hang around and chat for a bit during the quieter time :)"

"Very cool place to stay in a great part of London."

"Small hotel, big rooms, great location"

"Very clean rooms and modern building . the staff members were lovely and very helpful. The breakfast was very good with lots of options to choose from ."

"We booked this hotel because it was easily acessible from inner London as my family from France was coming for our wedding. They had enough rooms for all 17 of us and three of these were next to each other. The double rooms were not very spacious, but comfortable and very clean. The support from the hotel staff was amazing helping us book cabs to get to our venue and recommending places to eat nearby. "

"The hotel and location served my purposes of being out and about for a couple of days in London. The staff was very friendly and helpful. This hotel does not ooze atmosphere and is quite functional, but that was fine."

"I was moved to the Crown Plaza re maintenance work being carried out at Holiday in Express Old Street. Lovely hotel however this added 1hr each day for travelling over to Shoreditch on the tube which I was trying to avoid using. The hotel was clean however I was quite amazed that they only clean, replenish tea/coffee/water if you ask! this is not done on a daily basis. "

"The room was even smaller than we had expected but nevertheless contained all of the advertised features. Although our room had a double bed, it was, necessarily, pushed against a wall so that one could only get in or out on one side. We deliberately selected a room without a window to try and reduce external noise: this seemed to work. "