Shoreditch House
Industrial-cool creative club. Exposed brick walls, broad warehouse windows, Chesterfield sofas, tangerine accents, and an extensive art collection that started with pieces from Cornelia Parker, Damien Hirst, and Juergen Teller. Phones are frowned upon. DJs play on Friday and Saturday nights.
Book a Small Plus for the City-facing terrace; corner room 26 has views of the Gherkin from your sunlounger.
Why It Matters
One of the very few hotels in central London with a rooftop swimming pool. It's also genuinely members-first — guests get full access to the club spaces, which creates an atmosphere quite unlike a typical hotel stay.
Shoreditch House is Soho House's east London outpost, occupying the top floors of the historic 1930s Tea Building directly opposite Shoreditch High Street Overground station. It's a private members' club that also has 26 hotel rooms, a rooftop swimming pool, two restaurants, and a full-service spa — a rare combo for this corner of London. Non-members can stay here, but a Soho Friends membership (£100/year) gets added to the booking.
Where You'll Stay
3 room types available
Small
A step up from Tiny, these rooms use tall-boy chests and wall hooks to maximise the space. Two-tone walls with teal panelling, large shuttered windows, and a walk-in rain shower in the ensuite. Extra beds can be added for £50/night; cots for £15/night.
King · 20 sqmSmall Plus
Same footprint as a Small, but these are the top of the range. The key upgrade is an outdoor furnished terrace with views across east London — perfect for watching the street art murals below or people-watching commuters at Shoreditch High Street station. Orange panelling and sliding shuttered doors. Four rooms have private balconies overall.
King · 20 sqmTiny
The smallest room in the house. Don't let that put you off — it's been cleverly fitted with bespoke furniture and vintage-style telephones to make the most of every square metre. Bathrooms come loaded with full-size Cowshed products and Soho Skin toiletries.
Double · 15 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
4 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
An extensive curated collection spanning the building, originally assembled by Francesca Gavin with works from Cornelia Parker, Damien Hirst, Prem Sahib, and Juergen Teller. The rooftop collection has since been expanded with newer artists including Clare Woods, Joy Labinjo, and Matthias Garcia.
A rotating daily schedule of events for members and guests — from film screenings and live performances to informal talks, masterclasses, and intimate concerts in the Library. DJ sets run in the Square Bar on Friday and Saturday nights.
Fourth-floor gym with full Technogym cardio equipment, Peloton bikes, BeaverFit training rigs, Watson strength equipment, and free weights. Studio runs daily Form, Power, and Restore classes. Classes bookable via the Soho House app. Gym hours: Mon–Fri 6am–9pm, Sat–Sun 7.30am–8pm.
A strip of ping-pong tables on the fifth floor doubles as communal workstations during the day and games tables at night. Part of the Games Room space.
A two-lane bowling alley with its own bar, located on the fourth floor. Available for private hire.
A 16-metre heated rooftop pool open daily from 7.30am to 10pm, with striped sunloungers, a pool bar, and wraparound London skyline views. Pool slots must be booked via the Soho House app (up to 48 hours in advance for up to two people per member). Child members can swim until 12pm each day.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Three private event spaces: The Library (5th floor, 32 seated / 80 standing, members-hire only), The Back Deck (6th floor rooftop, 50 seated / 150 standing, members-hire only), and The Lofts in Soho Works (4th floor, 100 seated / 250 standing, open for public hire). Soho Works co-working also available from £200/month.
Available throughout all floors of the House.
A smoothie and juice bar inside the Soho Health Club gym.
A curated selection of board games, books, and other items guests can borrow during their stay.
A photo booth on the fifth floor — note that phones are generally frowned upon throughout the House.
All rooms include a minibar pre-stocked with house cocktails, plus a full coffee machine and china tea set in the bureau.
Breakfast room service 7am–11.45am; all-day menu available 12pm–11pm.
Rooftop garden area adjacent to the pool with open fires, double day beds, and a herb plot.
No parking available on-site. The hotel is not accessible by car.
The recently refreshed Library on the fifth floor is a midweek workspace. Laptops permitted Mon–Fri until 6pm, Sat–Sun until 12pm.
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