Andaz London Liverpool Street
Andaz London Liverpool Street is a hotel in the heart of the City of London with red brick facades visible since 1884. The interior has been modernized with a striking spiral-shaped atrium, Victorian details such as large fireplaces and high ceilings, and contemporary rooms featuring practical workspaces and free Wi-Fi.
The building was constructed in 1884 as a railway hotel serving travelers using the station. The structure was later carefully renovated while retaining its original red brick facade and elements such as wide staircases that once carried large trunks, with the historic fabric preserved beneath modern additions.
The hotel takes its name from the nearby Liverpool Street Station, which has served as a major transport hub for over a century. The area around it blends financial London with historic streets where locals and visitors move through daily.
The hotel sits next to Liverpool Street Station, making navigation straightforward, and features multiple restaurants and bars on-site. The area is densely packed with shops and cafes, making it easy to explore the surroundings and move around on foot after arrival.
The minibar in rooms is stocked with everything except alcohol, which is included in the room rate - an unusual arrangement that often surprises guests. Also, rooms on higher floors tend to be smaller than expected, so checking the exact room size before booking is worthwhile.
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