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Andaz London Liverpool Street is a 5-star Hyatt Andaz hotel in the City of London, directly beside Liverpool Street station and close to Shoreditch. It combines a historic 1884 railway-hotel building with modern interiors, 267 rooms and suites, a strong dining lineup and a 24-hour gym.
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“Andaz London Liverpool Street is a 5-star Hyatt Andaz hotel in the City of London, directly beside Liverpool Street station and close to Shoreditch. It combines a historic 1884 railway-hotel building with modern interiors, 267 rooms and suites, a strong dining lineup and a 24-hour gym.”
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Andaz London Liverpool Street is a 5-star Hyatt Andaz hotel at 40 Liverpool Street, immediately beside Liverpool Street rail and Underground station in the City of London. The location is especially practical for the Square Mile, while Shoreditch, Old Spitalfields Market, Brick Lane and Sky Garden are all close by. The hotel occupies the former Great Eastern Hotel, a Victorian railway hotel dating from 1884. Its public spaces retain original architectural character, while the Andaz concept adds contemporary interiors, art, music and minimalist modern guestrooms. With 267 rooms and suites, the property offers core comforts such as complimentary Wi-Fi, premium bedding, air-conditioning, bathrobes, 24-hour room service and a complimentary non-alcoholic minibar with soft drinks and snacks. Wellness facilities include a 24-hour health club and steam room; no swimming pool is listed. Food and drink are a major part of the experience, with five restaurants and three bars on site. Options include Eastway Brasserie for all-day dining, 1901 Wine Lounge, Lady Abercorn’s Pub & Kitchen, the Japanese restaurant Miyako and Rake’s Café Bar.
Standard guestrooms pair contemporary, minimalist Andaz styling with the hotel’s Victorian setting. They include the property’s core room amenities and are suited to short business or leisure stays near Liverpool Street.
Deluxe guestrooms are positioned as an upgraded room category within the hotel’s broad room mix. They retain the same modern design language and practical in-room comforts found across the property.
Some guestrooms look onto Liverpool Street, Bishopsgate or surrounding City streets, giving them a distinctly urban London outlook. Views should be considered city-street focused rather than landmark-focused.
The hotel offers multiple suite categories with larger layouts and enhanced seating areas. Suites share the same core amenities as guestrooms and may feature more distinctive design flourishes or period architectural character.
1901 Wine Lounge is a wine-focused lounge in a dramatic historic space with high ceilings. It serves an extensive wine list, afternoon tea and weekend breakfast.
Eastway Brasserie is the hotel’s all-day dining restaurant and the weekday breakfast venue. Its brasserie-style menu suits casual meals, business dining and convenient in-house breakfasts.
Lady Abercorn’s Pub & Kitchen is a British pub and kitchen open for lunch and dinner. The menu includes traditional pub dishes and a Sunday roast.
Miyako is an intimate Japanese restaurant open Tuesday to Saturday. It focuses on classic Japanese staples, including sushi, in a compact setting.
Rake’s Café Bar works as a café by day and a bar by night. Guests can use it for coffee and light bites during the day, then cocktails and bar snacks in the evening.
Mild temperatures, relatively low rainfall, fewer crowds, better award availability, and lower prices during spring and early autumn off-season periods.
Peak season brings significantly higher hotel and flight prices and heavy crowds, including Wimbledon and school holidays; December holiday events also push room rates up despite cool, wet winter conditions.
In the City of London financial district, directly by Liverpool Street station and at the gateway to Shoreditch.
Cash rates are re-checked on a schedule; live award pricing comes straight from the program rather than a number we publish here. See methodology.