About Us

This stylish hotel - the first of Hyatt Hotels new Andaz brand - is located in the heart of London, adjacent to Liverpool Street station and within walking distance to the entertainment area of Shoreditch and the main London attractions of Tower of London, Tower Bridge, Spitalfields Market, St Pauls Cathedral and Tate Modern. Only a 10 minute tube journey to the shopping hub of Oxford Street, from Liverpool Street station there is also direct connections on the Stansted Express to Stansted ... MoreAirport and to the Eurostar terminal at St Pancras, as well as easy access to all other major airports. Andaz is housed in a beautiful red brick Victorian building dating back to 1884, but once inside this is the 21st Century with 267 beautifully appointed guest rooms designed to create the ultimate hotel experience. With no reception desk and no check-in queue, you are invited to relax in the lounge (lobby) and adjoining drinks area while the check-in comes to you (staff use portable PC's) - offering the highest level of personal and uncomplicated service. Rates are inclusive of WiFi, local landline phone calls and organic mini-bar (organic juices, water and snacks). For dining options there is something to suit all tastes with 5 restaurants and 5 bars within the hotel. From afternoon tea, to traditional Japanese cuisine, fresh Seafood or fine dining in the much reveiwed new 1901 restaurant. The hotel also has an extensively equipped Health Club with complimenatry 24 hour access for all guests with personal trainers on-site. An array of massage and beauty treatments can also be booked through the Health Club. For business or social needs the hotel has 14 private dining and event rooms (including Masonic Temple and loft style Studio space). Less

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