Boundary Shoreditch

Photo © Nicola Bramigk

The Boundary Shoreditch is a trend-setting trailblazer for a fresh, friendly hotel concept: perfectly furnished rooms, a slim and elegant lobby, and an urban café-deli. Each of the large, light-flooded rooms is individually furnished in homage to a famous designer ranging from Charles and Ray Eames and Eileen Gray to Terrence Conran. The breakfast would satisfy any urban eccentric: whether it’s prizewinning Devonshire yoghurt, porridge, a generous English breakfast or Eggs Benedict, everything is good and attractively presented. Some room interiors have their own special je-ne-sais-quoi so it is worth spending some time on their website and letting the staff know your favorites. Despite differences in the details, each room has an iPhone dock with speakers, free WiFi, REN toiletries and generous bathrooms. A new London favourite.

AddressBoundary Street 2 - 4
E2 7DD London
Phone+44 20 7729
Websiteboundary.london/
Pricedouble from 240 €

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