Courthouse Hotel Shoreditch
London
Vibe
Restored Edwardian courtroom grandeur meets Shoreditch energy, where original judicial timber paneling and police holding cells now host late-night drinks.
“Edwardian courtroom revival”
Edwardian Baroque 1903 magistrates court and police station where original holding cells serve as cocktail booths.
Adaptive reuse by Consarc featuring restored courtroom timber paneling, stained glass, and judicial leather bindings.
Five converted holding cell booths in Jailhouse Bar alongside a panoramic fifth-floor rooftop terrace.
On Old Street in Shoreditch, steps from the bars, galleries, and nightlife of East London.
Rooms
Quiet rooms balance marble bathrooms and skyline views, offering a comfortable, contemporary retreat from the bustling street scene below.
Wellness
The subterranean Beauty & Melody Spa pairs a heated indoor pool with counter-current jets alongside a sauna, steam room, and fitness center.
Backstory
Completed in 1903 as the Old Street Magistrates' Court, the Edwardian Baroque landmark once held the Kray twins and George Orwell.
Eat & drink
Dine under judicial woodwork at Judge & Jury, drink inside converted holding cells at Jailhouse Bar, or take in skyline views from Upper 5th.
The neighborhood
Set on Old Street, the hotel puts independent galleries, cocktail dens, and the late-night dining of Shoreditch right at the doorstep.
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