A Stay in Hotel in Chiswell Street Near the Abandoned Shoreditch Tube Station

Shoreditch is full of surprises and varieties. From vintage legacy to modern day’s most successful restaurants and business houses, there is everything in this part of London. Even the Shoreditch Tube Station has achieved an iconic status. It was opened way back in 1869 as a part of the East London Railway system. Since 1913 when it joined the underground network till the year 2006, when it was closed permanently, it served as the main connecting point between Shoreditch and other parts of London.

It is a popular place now. But the places that surround it are even more popular. Shoreditch is known for its art galleries, nightlife and shops. All of this can be found within minutes of walking distance from the closed station. This is the reason why people try to find a hotel in Chiswell Street so they can easily travel to these attractions. A visit to the Barbican Centre will suffice your desires to witness art, theatre and musical performances. It is a wonderful place to meet people, where you can chat, have snacks and see people performing.

Geffrye Museum is another popular attraction which is visited by thousands every day. Dennis Severs’ House is another interesting place to visit within 15 minutes distance from the station. Museum of London, Bank of London Museum and Bunhill Fields are not too far away either and once you figure out which hotel in Chiswell Street you want to stay at, you can calculate your city travels much more clearly.

As far as the quality of accommodation and restaurants goes, both foreign and domestic tourists have given rave reviews of hotels here. I personally find the antique shops and even chic lifestyle shops really attractive. If there is any place you should go souvenir shopping in London then it is these shops in Shreditch or the Portobello Market in Notting Hill. The second best thing around are the restaurants, particularly Indian and Asian restaurants, which serve amazing food, plus they are great for a meeting during dinner. Whatever you do, do not come to London without making advanced reservations.