Shoreditch House

This is an achingly cool spot and the staff are surprisingly friendly! We had champers in the bar (celebrating a bonus!) before heading for dinner by the pool. I was seriously tempted to jump in there despite not having my cozzie. But this isn’t Miami, so I refrained ;)
The pizza I had tasted pretty good but not close to the best I’ve ever had, especially in this foodie neighbourhood. I’d come back to check it out in the daytime, but I wasn’t persuaded to join the club, so to speak…

I’m OBSESSED with shoreditch house.
And I mean obsessed, as in, I think about this place ALL the time, like a crush I can’t let go of or that first bite of Uni you’ve been craving for months.
I LOVE SHOREDITCH HOUSE.
Unsure if he’s gonna kiss you? Bring him to Shoreditch house and head to the rooftop.
In a fight with your bestie? Bring her to shoreditch house and sort it out over pizza
Big group of friends you’re trying to impress cause you missed someone’s baby shower? Shoreditch house all the way, and cocktails on you.
This place has everything you’re looking for, with the ambience of a not-​so-​nasty eyes wide shut scene and a rooftop/​pool area that will ensure many questionable decisions come to life.
And again, if he doesn’t kiss you under the stars of smoggy London, gazing over the skyscrapers of the city, he’s just not that into you ladies.

One of the best views in London with a great crowd and a unique choice of restaurants. Awesome events and occasional live music — what else do you want?

I was very impressed during my first visit to Shoreditch House this week. I’ve known about it for awhile and have been thinking about joining for awhile. After this visit, I definitely want to join. It’s a fun, social club located surreptitiously across from the Shoreditch High Street tube station. Members can take guests whenever they want (with the exception of the gym) and for a Wednesday night, this place was hopping. The rooftop bar had a private event, unfortunately, so we went into the main bar, that was blasting music and boasting views of the city. The bar staff was very nice and accommodating and the drinks were delicious. I got a quick view of the rooftop pool and imagined tanning there in the summer — amazing! I also got a sneak peak of the the gym, which is very nice but smaller than I thought. In any event, I’ll be putting in an application soon!

My all time favourite place when I visit my friend Philippe L. in London. The location in Shoreditch is great and the whole building is awesome (several stories with different atmosphere depending on the time you get there). Early breakfast on the rooftop by the pool when the crowd hasn’t arrived is very relaxing. The gym is lovely and super well furnished. Having diner is also very pleasant, the food is great, so is the service. It gets much more animated by night. From a couple a drink to a crazy party, I always enjoy being at SH. Even going to the bathroom is an experience on its own!

Very pleasant experience so far. The receptionist/​hostess called me by name when I arrived for my stay at the hotel. I brought my laptop up to the 5^th floor and have had nothing but friendly conversations with the members, who are doing a mixture of working, casually drinking in small groups, and eating late night meals. The bar staff is friendly with lots of smiles. Not what I expected from a Soho establishment, and this appears to be the most relaxed/​non-​pretentious environment of the houses I’ve been to.

Much like any of the clubs where you have to be a member or a guest of a member to have the pleasure of seeing what’s behind the closed doors, Shoreditch house doesn’t disappoint. There were some rooms with velvet couches and it had a really warm and sexy vibe to it. Large spacious rooms with dark wood tables. We decided to eat in one of the more laid back restaurants and just ordered tons and tons of small plates to share. I definitely stuffed myself to death some meatballs (guilty pleasure). People are trendy and attractive, but you already presumed that.

Shoreditch House must be the most famous of the group of House membership clubs. Very much in keeping with London’s property boom, this house is a massive warehouse conversion topped with a rooftop swimming pool. Located in the heart of Shoreditch it attracts a hipster crowd who pitch their latest startup concepts during the day and party at night.
It’s a big too big to feel truly private, but the concept works and the place has been heaving every time I’ve been lucky enough to be invited.

Do you want that quaint East London tenement experience where you can hear everything your neighbors are doing through the walls and windows? Then Shoreditch House is the place for you! Do you want your sleep to be interrupted or prevented entirely by odd repetitive banging noises the staff professes to know nothing about? Stay here! You can wonder, as you lie awake at night:
Is everyone here having a lovers quarrel ending in violent door-​slamming?
Is someone above me throwing a medicine ball on the floor?
Are they loading bricks into something at 3 in the morning?
Who knows? Not the staff surely. Of course, they know it is loud as hell in their rooms, which come stocked with ear plugs. But the ear plugs won’t help you. This is the kind of noise that shakes the bed, that you can actually feel.
Terrible hotel for sleeping. Yeah, if you want to see a bunch of pretentious self-​important tossers using a lounge, I suppose this is the hotel for you. If you’re an actual adult, look elsewhere.

Ok so you have be a member (or be with someone who can afford the astronomic annual fee) but regardless of all the hipsters, PR mums and overly toned fashionistas it’s a damn good place to get into.
The food is great, the drinks are tasty, you can play ping pong all afternoon or sit in the photobooth and perfect your selfie face. Plus there’s the roof top pool.
Get in! Whatever takes your fancy it’s worth finding a way past the reception and dipping your toes in the cool refreshing water (that’s actually heated), even if it’s just to make your friends jealous.

If you happen to be a member or a guest of one, you will be witness to what only can be described as the coolest looking café/​lounge areas in East London.
Pop up for the free papers & sweets and relax. Pop up for important meetings. Pop up for a quick swim! It’s got everything you need that’s not at home. The food is amazing and they have pizza East just below too!
It’s fairly pricey but worth it if you have a decent wage and need to meet the right people!

Very nice place and atmosphere, I loved there it’s very relaxing and the waiter is super sweet. This is a good place to go for a date, drinks with friends or by yourself too

I was lucky enough to be invited to Shoreditch House in the rooftop bar for a couple of cocktails and what a treat it was! Superb ambiance, very classy indeed. Drinks were delectable, and were served promptly. Bar tender certainly knows his stuff! Great views of the city, a great way to start (or end) your evening).

Was invited in for a drink and was really impressed with the space and service. Drinks were impeccable and I highly suggest ordering a classic mixed drink vs a beer.
There are a variety of spaces to suit your moods and we were told there is a heated rooftop swimming pool should you prefer a dip to a lounge.
Overall well advised to visit, if you can get an invite.

As all Soho Houses, this is a members-​only club, and unless you manage to book yourself into one of the few (rather pricey, smallish, yet charming) hotel rooms, you need to be a member or a guest of a member to get in.
Once you’re in, you are faced with the same retro-​meets-​designer-​meets-​Laura-​Ashley décor which is more or less the Soho Houses’ signature design language all over the world. There is ample seating on two floors (the higher floor being the roof-​top) with restaurants on both floors offering the typical Soho House fare ranging from «fast food plus» to «advanced pub grub». The quality of the food and drinks is usually quite good, alas the prices (like everything Soho) are rather inflated. Service can be — again a common Soho House trait — rather hit and miss. One night, you end up with a charming waiter who knows what he’s doing, the next day you get Mr Bean.
However, the great views from the rooftop (especially in summer) are worth putting up with the inconveniences.

Nice atmosphere at the restaurant on 6^th. The food is average, nothing to shout about. Had the tuna which was under seasoned. For mains, had the rib eye which was way too salty, quite small and not great meat. Soggy chips. Surly service too.

Wow, im not one for gushing but this place is sooooo cool. Now being a corporate Canary Wharf type I am absolutely the antithesis of what they are looking for but I really dont care. From the «no ties» sign to the ping pong tables and photo booths this place has a quirky edge.
All the levels of the building are decked out stunningly, the rooftop level has to be my favouite. Swimmingpool, various restaurants and bars… and the views are absolutely stunning.
We had dinner on one of the lower levels and as it turned out Mondays are 50% off eveeything. Have to say I was slightly glad of this as otherwise £9 for a bombay sapphire and tonic is ridiculous.
For dinner I went for the burger and chips, as burges go it was bad. At £6 it was good value… at £12 its nothign special.
What makes this place 5 star though is the whole package. The views, the space, the décor, the many… many staff! Hope to make it back here some time soon.
Shoreditch House comes highly JD Recommended

Having been here a handful of times, for meetings, dinner and evening drinks, I must say I still don’t understand what is so special about the place apart from the carefully orchestrated «exclusivity» of membership. Yes the décor is lovely and über-​trendy, but the food and service is just simply ok, nothing to write home about.
The place is absolutely huge, and upon arriving you are greeted by a trendy (of course) if not, snooty, receptionist who takes your name and directs you to the correct area. You are however, forbidden from using your mobile phone in the building (err… how is one supposed to find their mates?). You then take the lift to the correct floor and commence looking for your friends to start your planned meeting/​evening session.
I can see why the parent company has chosen Shoreditch as one of their houses — it’s prime territory for media types, who are befitting of the clientele that they serve to attract. However, I find the whole concept a little suffocating to say the least — it’s just too… dare I say it, contrived and try hard for my palate. Sorry!

Un club privé, un truc de fou. Il faut être membre ou invité pour y entrer.
Londres tel qu’on le rêve sans oser l’imaginer.
Tout y respire le bon gout, le savoir vivre et la branchitude hyper select. Genre «costume cravate interdit» indiqué à l’entrée. Tout simplement parce que la clientèle est carrément loin au dessus de ce simple code vestimentaire bidon au final.
Deco à couper le soufflé, ambiance tamisée, nourriture incroyablement bonne et peu chère (car l’inscription l’est assez), espaces multiples sur plusieurs étages: piscine exterieure chauffee sur le toit, club de gym, restos, bars, tables de pingpong, feux ouverts partout, canapés confortables, grosses tables industrielles, coffrages en bois, vue imprenable sur Shoreditch et la City, personnel hyper attentif et aimable, clientèle mélangée, cosmopolite entre acteurs du monde de l’art, stars du showbiz et jeunes cadres dynamiques… Un lieu de détente hors norme.
Bref, la claque. Vivement la prochaine fois.

Home away from home, and my favorite oasis in the urban jungle (or desert). Service is always awesome, and a good time is (almost) guaranteed!

Very nice private members club. It’s lovely.
Drinks are not too expensive. You cannot order from a bar so you need to wait for a waiter to take your order which sometimes takes a lot of time.
We had a great night here!
The views from the top are very nice. I will return if I get invited :-)

un endroit d’exeption qui donne une belle leçon de ce que veux dire «service» outré manche :
proffessionalisme, presence et gentillesse du staff beau et looké a tout moment du jour ou de la nuit .
un espace incencé de delire déco!!!
une piscine chauffée été comme hiver sur le toit avec vue sur la city, maitre nageur, SPA, soins, massages et bla bla bla …
cheminée moderne au centre du resto a coté de la piscine: tout est a sa place .
mais surtout une clientèle TOP :
pas de cravateux a 2 balles se la racontant!!! c’est d’ailleurs la specificité de l’endroit SURSELECT:
tu vires ta cravate sinon tu degages …
du lourd, meme du très lourd :
stars du cinema et chanteurs en vogue, des bombes partout, des play boys, heteros, gays, jeunes et moins jeunes avec un point en commun :
ils veulent s’eclater !!! appareils photos et telephones interdit, comme ça pas de mauvaises surprises dans les journaux en pleine gueule de bois !
MAIS JOSIANE A FAIT UNE PHOTO A LEUR INSSUE !!!
eviter les mini cab recommandés par le staff (commissions obligent)
qui sont aussi cher que les black cab (qui eux né puent pas” la bouffe chelou” et qui connaissent leur route)
les chambres sont petites mais on n’y fait que dormir ou roucouler, donc on s’en fout !!