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Enjoy expert luxury in the city at Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch


NESTLED within one of the capital’s most vibrant districts, Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch is a curated luxury experience that promises a visit as rich in culture as it is beauty. 

Taking industrial elements of the surrounding east London hotspot, and merging them with a simplistic Japanese sensibility, the hotel is an oasis of modernity. Though embracing the energy of the city, while in the hotel you are entirely separated from the busyness of the surrounding streets and transported into a haven of pure style and peacefulness.

Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch

Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch

Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch

Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch

With 164 rooms and suites, a spa and a gym, the residence is an idyllic getaway for local city-dwellers desperate for a short break from the everyday, or visitors stopping by in one of the world’s most fascinating cities. Enjoy cocktails on the alfresco terrace, or become immersed in the incomparable cuisine. 

Overtime, Nobu is a name that has undeniably become synonymous with fine dining, and this has been cemented following the recent relaunch of their famed weekend brunches. With an abundance of fresh seafood, Japanese delicacies and excellent selection of accompanying beverages, Nobu’s brunch offerings are one of the best in the city and demands to be indulged. Whether you’re a resident in the hotel, or a curious foodie looking for something fresh, look no further than the Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch. 

by Ben Sanderson

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