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Sir Devonshire Square Hotel, part of Sircle Collection

Sir Devonshire Square Hotel, part of Sircle Collection

Spitalfields, City of London, London


Social Local
Lively

Opened 2025   $$$

Sir Devonshire Square Hotel, part of Sircle Collection — vibe

Vibe

A glasshouse lobby lounge blends Bauhaus geometry with rotating art shows beneath Devonshire Square's historic covered canopy.

“Textile warehouse lodgings”

Social

An all-day glasshouse lobby bar and The Cover members club host monthly DJ sessions.

Local

Rotating exhibitions spotlight local London artists, paired with curated wares at The Sir Shop.

Design

Studio Maison 191 interiors weave Bauhaus geometry and terracotta tiling into an 18th-century silk warehouse.

Lively

In Devonshire Square, steps from Liverpool Street Station and the buzz of Spitalfields Market.

Sir Devonshire Square Hotel, part of Sircle Collection — rooms

Rooms

Deep window bays overlook the brick courtyard, paired with custom bespoke furniture and rich terracotta and earthy tones.

Wellness

An in-house gym and dedicated yoga studio provide room to train, supported by access to select local fitness partners.

Sir Devonshire Square Hotel, part of Sircle Collection — backstory

Backstory

Dating to the 18th century, the redbrick warehouse complex originally housed raw silk imported by the East India Company.

Sir Devonshire Square Hotel, part of Sircle Collection — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Chef Eyal Shani serves Mediterranean sharing plates at Seven North, while The Cover pours cocktails in a botanical lounge.

The neighborhood

Set between the City and Shoreditch, the hotel puts Old Spitalfields Market and Liverpool Street Station within quick walking distance.

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