Serviced Apartments Shoreditch

Where to Stay in Shoreditch

Centrally located, and close to the attractions of the neighbourhood and Underground connections to the rest of the city, these fully furnished apartments in Shoreditch will complete any stay in the city of London. One of the best localities to find Serviced Apartments Shoreditch is Shoreditch High Street.

Facts about Shoreditch

• The property prices in Shoreditch have increased by 25% in five years.
• Big international brands have now started investing in the region like huge hotel chains, French restaurants, and e-commerce giants.
• It is also home to the first pop-mall in the world, BOXPARK which has over 60 shipping containers converted into shops and restaurants. Tourists are sure to have a unique experience while shopping in Shoreditch.
• The name “Shoreditch” has been derived from the term “Soersditch” an old English term that means “Sewer’s Ditch”. Many people also believe that the name was derived from King Edward IV’s mistress Jane Shore who had died and was later buried in a nearby ditch. 
• Shoreditch was known as a desolate and rough region by Alexander McQueen (late fashion designer). But the area is slowly evolving into a “New Prime Shoreditch”. The demand for land in Shoreditch is also increasing with time.
• Charles Dicken visited this district for inspiration.
• The district is now famous for being a hotbed for originality, creativity, and innovation. 

Things to Do in Shoreditch

Within the neighbourhood of Shoreditch, guests and travellers can take advantage of so many attractions and cultural highlights. When they wish to leave their luxury apartment and head outdoors, they’ll find that there are many things to do in the area that will bring their long or short stay to life.

What are the most popular things to do in Shoreditch?

Some of the most popular things to do in Shoreditch are:

• Go to Brick Lane, and taste one of the best Indian curries
• Spend an evening at Boxpark with mates
• See the latest hit at Rich Mix Cinema
• Enjoy a night out at XOYO
• Party all night at The Book Club, one of the top clubs and hangouts

What is the best way to spend a day in Shoreditch?

Here’s how you should spend a day in Shoreditch:

• Explore and admire the street art in the area
• Go for brunch at one of the many cafes or restaurants
• Pay a visit to Brick Lane and Petticoat Lane Market
• Beat the queues for Boxpark - shop and be prepared to eat there in the evening
• Watch the biggest hit at the Rich Mix Cinema
• Prepare to party through to the early hours in The Book Club

Places to Visit in Shoreditch

Given its trendy vibe, Shoreditch can entertain visitors easily. From the foodie attractions to the street art, cafes and markets, there’s much to see and do here. Some of these include:

• Boxpark - Fusing the concepts of the modern street food market and the pop-up retail mall, this is a cool attraction that specialises in fashion, arts, food, and drinks. Always full and forever popular, this attraction can’t be missed.
• Brick Lane - From its Sunday Market to its street art, shop and galleries, this is one attraction that’s synonymous with the area.
• Rich Mix Cinema - Well, there’s more than just a cinema here. It’s a community space that holds music events, art, and the aforementioned cinema.
• Street Art Excursion - Shoreditch is full of street art, especially around Brick Lane. Take a look and admire the creativity.
• Beigel Bake - One of the most popular places to grab a bite to eat, this is exactly what anyone needs to energise themselves.
• The Book Club - DJs, live music, breakfast, brunch, exhibitions and cocktails are just some of the things that can be enjoyed here.

Places to Eat in Shoreditch

Dining out is one of the joys of all travellers, and fortunately, Shoreditch has many options to consider. From many worldly cuisines to vegetarian and vegan options, every taste can be satisfied here. So, when the fully equipped kitchen in their serviced apartment no longer has an appeal, the restaurants and gastro pubs are the places to go.

What are the best restaurants in Shoreditch?

The 10 best restaurants in Shoreditch are:

• Dishoom
• Pizza East
• Lyle's
• The Princess of Shoreditch
• Tapas Brindisa
• Tank & Paddle
• Andina
• Iron Bloom

What are Shoreditch’s cheaper dining options?

Those looking for cheaper places to eat in Shoreditch should go to:

• Beigel Bake
• Bleecker Burger
• Franzè & Evans
• F Cooke
• DF/Mexico
• Sông Quê Café

Street Food in Shoreditch

Brick Lane’s street food market is open every Sunday and offers all of Shoreditch’s visitors the opportunity to devour a range of dishes from all over the world. A few that need to be looked out for include:

• Simon’s Coffee and Crepes
• Tibetan Dumplings
• Fantastic Pearls
• Ethiopian
• Turkish/Indian Fusion
• Korean Food
• Arepas & Cachapas
• Purple Clay
• Dancing Leopard

Shopping in Shoreditch

While Shoreditch may not have the shopping attractions of Central London (e.g. the hectic Oxford Street), it does have a few selective ones that will deliver a short but essential shopping experience in the heart of the neighbourhood. These include:

• Aida
• Ally Capellino
• APC
• Boxpark
• Hostem
• Labour and Wait
• Leila's Shop
• Luna & Curious
• Murdock Shoreditch
• No-one
• Sunspel

Transportation in Shoreditch

Getting around London is easier than most people believe. With the likes of the London Underground, London Overground, DLR and TfL Rail services, exploring the city and its surrounding couldn’t be more convenient. With Shoreditch, there are substantial connections that will get travellers all across London, via the London Underground and Overground:

• London Underground (Northern Line) - Old Street is the nearest Underground station and goes to the likes of London Bridge, Angel, King’s Cross, Moorgate and more.
• London Overground - Shoreditch High Street is the nearest London Overground station and heads off to the likes of Dalston Junction, Highbury & Islington, New Cross, New Cross Gate, West Croydon, and Crystal Palace.

Travelling around London though isn’t free. An oyster card is the best bet; all visitors need to do is touch in and out at the start and end of their journey. Costs vary depending on what zones guests are heading to. But to get the most out of London, it’s best to at least get a Zone 1-2 card even though Shoreditch is in Zone 1:

• Single journey ticket (zone 1-2) around - £5
• Oyster/Contactless payment card (zone 1-2) - £2.40

Plus, with TheSqua.re’s Shoreditch serviced apartments, guests are assured and delivered a central location that gives them easy access to the London Underground and Overground, so they can go from one end of London to another.

Weather in Shoreditch

The average temperature of Shoreditch varies greatly. The area has a somewhat temperate type of climate with a 40% chance of pleasant weather throughout the year. It is also considered to have nice weather compared to other destinations. The warmest months to visit Shoreditch are June, July, and August.

Most travellers visit Shoreditch mainly in January, September and October. People travel here the least in December.