Town Hall Hotel

Photo © Nicola Bramigk

The hearts of design enthusiasts are beating faster at Town Hall Hotel. Having entered through the grand doors of the building, one surprise follows the other. The design hotel was founded in 2010 behind the facades of a former town hall and convinces with its interior comprising of glass elements and stylish retro furniture. The generous rooms are well furnished and combine Art Nouveau, vintage and a 50’s chic. And of course there is a wellness area and an abundant culinary choice. Both the star restaurant “Viajante” as well as the bistro “The Corner Room” are recommendable. Small galleries and hip weekend markets surround the location at London’s East End. The tube gets you to London’s city centre in 20 minutes. We recommend to book a room on one of the upper floors of the hotel as there also are basement rooms with little day light.

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