Leyden Street, Greater London, E1 7LL

iStay at Leyden Street

Still Life Liverpool Street Deluxe

Wifi

Disabled Access

Elevator

Weekly Housekeeping

Laundry Facilities

These spacious apartments are set within the dynamic hub of Shoreditch. The area hosts a wealth of restaurants, bars, cafés, and of course the famous Spitalfields market. Within Shoreditch you will have the opportunity to experience something quintessentially London – and often overlooked by tourists. If you are a business traveller the advantages of being located within the city, and moments away from Liverpool St Station speak for themselves. The apartments are equipped with all the modern conveniences to make your stay truly comfortable. We provide free and unlimited business broadband to keep you connected. There is also a complementary weekly maid service included in all stays of 7 nights and over. During your stay our team will be available 7 days per week, and 24 hours per day for emergency support. Enjoy the comfort of your own private apartment, with the peace of mind that a professional team is on standby should you need assistance.

Please note that guests must provide a copy of their passports prior to arrival, unless otherwise agreed. The standard check-in time is from 15:00 until 19:00, and needs to be agreed prior to arrival.

Later arrivals are possible at the following charges: After 19:00 GBP 30 After 22:00 GBP 80. The charges apply as a member of staff must be present after hours to meet guests at the property, provide keys, and to show them around.

All the apartments are Non Smoking.

Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.

A triangle of influences have made Shoreditch into one of London’s most distinctive and unusual areas. To the East, Bangla-town and Brick Lane – London’s celebrated curry mile – are a riot of smells and colours from the Indian sub-continent. In the West, the looming towers of Liverpool Street and the City represent the world’s most concentrated area of money-making talent, where a number of sophisticated business hotels have sprung up. And right in the middle of it all is Spitalfields market, a citadel of the working classes and home of the cockney music hall tradition. The result is an area where trendy bars sit next to cut-price Bangladeshi restaurants, where artists and fashionistas from Hackney and Shoreditch make their own clothes with fabrics from sari shops, and traditional cockney butchers share space with exclusive delicatessens.