Hyatt's flagship London lifestyle address, Andaz London Liverpool Street, redefines five-star luxury hospitality by seamlessly fusing heritage Victorian grandeur with the cutting-edge creative energy of neighboring Shoreditch. Originally unveiled in 1884 as the prestigious Great Eastern Hotel—designed by Charles Barry Jr., son of the legendary architect behind the Houses of Parliament—this imposing redbrick landmark was one of London's original grande dame railway hotels. Today, its historic exterior conceals a dynamic, 21st-century boutique sanctuary where Victorian craftsmanship and bold contemporary art live in perfect harmony.
"Andaz, meaning 'personal style' in Hindi, transforms traditional luxury into intuitive, unscripted hospitality—from the grand stained-glass dome of the 1901 Ballroom to a secret 1912 Greek Masonic Temple hidden deep within the hotel."
The hotel features 267 stylishly appointed guest rooms and expansive loft-style suites. Each accommodation is infused with thoughtful residential details: ergonomic work spaces furnished with Eames chairs and Jacobson lamps, plush beds dressed in crisp Egyptian cotton, sleek marble and mosaic bathrooms with fast-fill deep soaking tubs, complimentary healthy non-alcoholic minibars, and bespoke East End artwork. High ceilings, heritage sash windows, and original moldings throughout provide an authentic sense of London place.
Culinary exploration is a hallmark of the Andaz experience, offering five diverse restaurants and bars under one roof. Guests begin their mornings under the awe-inspiring stained-glass dome of the Grade II-listed 1901 Ballroom for a sumptuous full English breakfast buffet. Later, savor authentic handcrafted sushi and sake at Miyako, feast on prime grilled meats and weekend sharing brunches at Eastway Brasserie, enjoy classic British Sunday roasts with bottomless Yorkshire puddings at Lady Abercorn's Pub & Kitchen, or sip artisan cocktails into the late night at Rake's Café Bar.