Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch
Rooms start out smallish but impeccably composed — they’ve been likened to bento boxes more than once — but the suites offer room to spread out if you’re willing to splash out. And while the Japanese influence is visible, it’s not a traditional, ryokan-style aesthetic but a more minimalist, utilitarian, almost philosophical approach. The new Yuhi and Yuhi Skyline rooms, on the sixth floor, are particularly appealing; the former come with full-length windows to admit as much light as London can offer, and the latter open onto step-out balconies with views of the Shoreditch rooftops.
And, as you may imagine, they’ve got the food and beverage program pretty well sorted. The flagship Nobu restaurant is the most obvious attraction, and it would be folly to sleep here without descending into its subterranean dining room. But there are other joys to be had, including breakfast at the Nobu Café or a late-evening drink in NAMI Bar’s sunken garden. Then again, the cuisine was never in question — what’s remarkable about the Nobu Hotel London Shoreditch is that the rest of the experience is equally worthy of the name.
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