Rooms 148 Architecture Ben Adams Architects and Ron Arad Associates Interior Design Studio Mica and Studio PCH
The Original Nobu Matsuhisa and Robert De Niro
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Celebrating London’s multiculturalism and its status as a world culinary capital, Nobu Hotel Shoreditch is an extension of the renowned hotel and restaurant portfolio headed by Tokyo-trained celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa and actor and director Robert De Niro. Needless to say, the hotel’s culinary program steals the show here—a show that includes a design homage to Shoreditch’s industrial heritage, augmented by Japanese artistry: Chef Nobu’s signature Japanese-Peruvian dishes pull in star-studded crowds at the eponymous restaurant and bar—which also includes a chef’s table, a sushi counter, and an outdoor courtyard—while a fireside Lobby Lounge & Bar offers small bites and handcrafted cocktails in a more casual setting. Hidden behind a striking façade of glass, concrete, and cantilevered steel beams on Shoreditch’s Willow Street, Nobu Hotel Shoreditch offers private dining and event spaces for up to 200 and 148 guestrooms featuring such in-room treats as custom-made yukata robes and traditional Japanese tea sets.
The 148 guestrooms range from the 22-square-meter Deluxe Room to the 80-square-meter Nobu Suite, and all offer a king-size bed or twin beds, a private bar and a Japanese tea set, a walk-in shower, and a dining/study area. Apart from the Studio Suite, all suites feature a balcony, and both the Hikari and Nobu suites play host to a freestanding bathtub. The 56-square-meter Miyabi Suite and the Nobu Suite also have a pantry, with the latter also offering a double walk-in shower, an entrance hall with a guest bathroom, and two balconies.
Dark color palettes reign throughout, with a soft lighting scheme illuminating rich timbers and touches of brass. Guestrooms also feature walls of moveable art that conceal full-height windows.
Cantilevered steel beams, polished glass, and gray concrete characterize the hotel’s exterior, while the interiors mix industrial grit with rich natural materials.
Cantilevered steel beams, polished glass, and gray concrete characterize the hotel’s exterior, while the interiors mix industrial grit with rich natural materials.
Dark color palettes reign throughout, with a soft lighting scheme illuminating rich timbers and touches of brass. Guestrooms also feature walls of moveable art that conceal full-height windows.
More than three decades later, the duo oversee some 40-plus restaurants and over 15 hotels and residences around the world, as well as enjoying fame as a go-to celebrity dining spot. Hospitality aside, Matsuhisa joined De Niro on the silver screen for a cameo appearance in the Martin Scorsese film Casino.
Celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa was perfecting his signature Japanese-Peruvian fusion dishes at his Beverly Hills sushi bar in the late 1980s when Robert De Niro walked through the door. After four years of refusing the Hollywood star’s offer to open a fine dining restaurant in New York, Matsuhisa touched down in Tribeca and set out to indelibly shape the city’s restaurant scene.
Celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa was perfecting his signature Japanese-Peruvian fusion dishes at his Beverly Hills sushi bar in the late 1980s when Robert De Niro walked through the door. After four years of refusing the Hollywood star’s offer to open a fine dining restaurant in New York, Matsuhisa touched down in Tribeca and set out to indelibly shape the city’s restaurant scene.
More than three decades later, the duo oversee some 40-plus restaurants and over 15 hotels and residences around the world, as well as enjoying fame as a go-to celebrity dining spot. Hospitality aside, Matsuhisa joined De Niro on the silver screen for a cameo appearance in the Martin Scorsese film Casino.
10-50 Willow Street, Shoreditch
London EC2A 4BH,
United Kingdom
For the creative at heart and cereal lovers (there’s a café in the neighborhood that serves 100 different types), Shoreditch is a weirdly wonderful world, without the real grit of the East End.
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