Now, the Shoreditch location is both a blessing and a curse. You are right in the heart of London’s hipster kingdom. Want art galleries, pop-up pasta joints, and bars that don’t have names, just symbols? You’ve got them. You’re a five-minute walk from the graffiti-covered streets of Brick Lane and the chaotic market stalls.
But Shoreditch also has a personality that never sleeps. The streets can be loud—like, "someone is joyfully playing a trumpet at 2 AM" loud. The good news? The Hub’s soundproofing is surprisingly boss level. I’ve stayed there and heard absolutely nothing from outside, except maybe the faint pulse of a nearby DJ. The bad news? If a guest in the room next to you snores, you’ll know them intimately.
Surprising Fact #2: The "Grab and Go" Breakfast
Forget the lavish all-you-can-eat buffet. Hub offers a Grab and Go breakfast that is the most efficient thing since sliced bread. You pick a bag, fill it with a pastry, a piece of fruit, a yoghurt, and some coffee. It’s so fast, you’re out the door faster than a cheetah on roller skates. They’ve essentially banned lingering. You’re not here to admire the granola; you’re here to conquer the city.
HUB BY PREMIER INN LONDON SHOREDITCH (Londres, Royaume-Uni) - tarifs 2026
